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' ' , , . if . -f f N ' I-ANA, ., E H Jr 4 0 K- ' 5 X .E 119: - 'L ' 5. , 9' x K 4.37 ! 'W M. sf L 'V TW 51557 wi ' H, ' '. i m ,X - , F -4 . 3 kgWM. N x K Q11 guy TABLE Ol' CONTENTS 1 1 rnnrlcmnrlon 12 47 C32 coNrnoN'rA'r1oN .... 48-109 ' f EDUCATION ..... . . .no-135 roruurrlou ...... 136-227 VENDITIUN . . . .... 228-236 2 - - 2 SUMMATION ...... 237-240 P! 2 ...... . y 'l J ll' 1 'w ,. F ' w Wiyv. 1 J ,, av W ' M M ' W. Q5 ' If ik we ' 'A I ff Q 1 if -2e,,!, Qlfmf .V - , 2 iilll your lflnd oi style, your llind oi gruce 'V fs! N sq 'Q ur A , , Ispsrz' K1 K. ax r If-4 U . i.'ai.f'?Q sf! ' 5 ' - . 1 N . AA?.g,:,lq slqifjk. - ,-. V B X. ,yv'?. '!'vtQ'.f, ' 2- -Pl , ' N - ' A Nr , 19 -fr-av fv 'f , ' nt Q-If W' 'WAN s-If 0 s ',-'H 'R fb A xiytf, Wt. ,f' 9,419 YL A W. Ng... . A b2q4,,L,.,: I. Q ' +ve ' ' - '. , - , N N3-v. '- A Ir 5 P 'l'here's nobody else exactly like you Population Explosion Becomes Reality as Santee Santana Desert winds and green grass valleys mark our humble school... The words of the alma mater hardly seemed to fit any more as housing tracts and condominiums replaced the open spaces which surrounded the grounds when Santana first opened. Following the houses was the staggering influx of people looking for a place to call home. The result has been an overflowing bedroom community and a bulging student enrollment. The erection of four new elementary schools within three years created a strain which made necessary the continuation of the double session system begun in 1971. The graduating class of 1974 is the last who can remember when there was lunch . lt was also a people problem that brought on a revamping of the school zones, causing a loss of the Pepper Drive sect to El Cajon and the Flying Hills group to Grossmont. And the problem was scheduled to get worse. A projected enrollment of 3,500 was the estimate quoted for the school year beginning 1976, after a survey of the number of sixth graders in the Santee School District was made by the principal. Santana was built to accommodate 1500 to 2000 students and during its first year the enrollment was ideal--about 1Z00..In its ninth year of operation, this figure had ballooned to a crowded 2500. Growth of population had not been fully met by growth in classroom space. Two groups of portables and the instigation of double sessions were not enough. The halls still bulged between periods. Teachers were plagued by class counts. Classes with less than 25 pupils were dropped in some cases, to leave teachers and space available for more popular ones. Cutbacks by the district to help pay for Valhalla caused deficiencies in the budget. Field trips were halted, many requests for new books were denied, and certain cutbacks in staff were necessary. Bond issues did not pass. Residents, feeling the full burden of support due to lack of industry in this area, were tired of increasing property taxes. Ir was a no vote for the school. Yet through it all, teachers, students, and administrators survived and learning continued. Working together, they forged ahead. l 'F 0 9 l . ,xx pc po xxx XX. .-.,-,, NNN.. ,ng ,W w..3,w.f-Mm Q-if . W ,, .L , -:,v:q:f.:gmewm-r.35: 1-mxfmrmw 1' 'nn--..... . 8 Bs. ,, N 'W JE 9 1 , V vw -H w'w ' ,'Wu5,,, H N V f A ,,., I V Nmtf W, w,mw11,g1sqg,, ' w,W,, M'w::gV., , N, , 1:w,2Q.gr' , ,I W Y Mlmi,: '1I,'.1,,,'11f'II,1 ' , 3913? , PW'- ' 1 w l b W'2,Y.:1i:? ,1 ' 'W' ,lwl V ',c3?W..,:: wm wlf'.uP- ww' ' -Vw fhwrlsd'Wi'-2.2.N11 1:5'1if13f51'1' Q ww ,ilziim Q':Eii11'1'5'f-1lH5F 1 1 1,w:: :,, .QZELEMGI in9W.'WW!3UY!WVW1'WlNiMjm:?i'?:'sv?5?ei?fi1m?'L7'-Fairy MMM 6 GBC!! of IIS 'S all illdi idllal WWW F-15 . , 2 'Q W H We are people with common goals and needs. We have shared our lives with one another. Though years and miles may separate us, we will always share those beautiful golden years we have known. We are the PEOPLE. 'UIQ hi. - PEDPLE a Collection of ip fix? A I DIVIDUALS each with his own stature, his own habits, his own dreams, and his own way of looking at things. Persons--with thoughts, feelings, and desires of their own. Each one has a goal to strive for, something to achieve. -Jvzm-up p ,Q - ' .Q f :I i Aa 'STE ,t 'ff Wm ' 1 Q V, ' 5, at lg ,K Q ff it V Q, I .V ' ! ' f ' 41+ Q 1 V 4 M W. 5 if E - + 2 isa Q6 - + an Qs fm -if L IW Sw., .MQ 'Wm 'N r wi ii w J 5 . .f ' 1,37 1 ,wh Q ' : ., A ,Uh . ,fm ' ' A 1 V , J, lm, .nv - 5 f 1 Q 1, ' nr 'Zl J'Tn1 Q w 'El X -1, U Q ' A. ff 5 3 - 4 J, ,- . ,ww '- H , -.V , 1 - n . Q- -9-4 , ax , mu mf ..?f iff? ff ' 'J ., ,M ..- reefs: sf . ,nm :::::: ': , ,, hi ' L C I A ' , - W : - V3 T ,. ' M , N ' - I - W, A ,. W 3x W . hs. 5 . m Wm .lz fl Y' M' ' 1 A ,. 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And the Homecoming Queen for the 1973-'14 Tension, Relief, Happiness, Victor , That as Suspense mounted as the announcement of the 1973-74 Homecoming Queen was about to be made. The six contestants were: Cheryl Kolesar escorted by Jim Rice, Diane Jones escorted by Tom Saska, Chris Cooper escorted by Bob Green, Karen Loveland escorted by Rick Snyder, jenny Hinkle escorted by Tod Mciaaughlin, and Mieko Yamasaki escorted by Mike Lang. The Homecoming Queen for the 1973-74 school year is: Would you believe it's one of those girls down there? She is Cheryl Kolesar! What excitement and relief Cheryl and her court felt at that moment. After all they had gone through, it was finally over. chosen. First, the girls who Wanted to run for queen had to victory. obtain petitions and have them signed by their school year is . . . C ery Kolesar! ' Homecoming counselors. This year sixty girls ran for Homecoming The vote was cast but it had to be recast because of ballot stuffing. Then the five finalists Cheryl Diane Karen, Chris and Jenny were chosen and Mleko Yamasaki was named honorary princess A final vote was taken and the Homecoming Queen Cheryl Kolesar was The queen was announced at the Homecoming game against El Cajon High School at ElCap1ran The game was a victory with the Sultans scoring a seven to six win After the game there was a dance where the queen along with her court and their escorts satin the place of honor. The band Ease provided the music This Becoming Queen Wasn't as easy as it had seemed. brought to a close, a night of suspense excitement and ll I-le who has begun his task has half done it. A B Top left: Barry Swaim Bottom left: Linda Hoolihan getting a shocking vxpt-rin-ucv at the Atomic Energy Assembly. Top right: Mr. Hoy Bottom right: Rich Brother Robbin at the History of Rock Music Assembly. Opposite page: Group shot of A.S.l3. Bottom: Mr. Hoy and Barry Swaim. -x... EACH PERSON W? Y-...J 4.1 1' Ill' QV X Q MMmw,,,.....-MW x,ll'llIY dsxlrtiil Hilti 'W Z,nny1a'.g'aW ,mlgla'q'l, . 7 . at galglfi H4959 au 'l.UQ .N ' Y hv4s.,., it A.S.B.'s foremost interest this year was to help Student Senate and Student Assembly make better decisions for the students of the school. They helped to get assemblies going the very first week of school, along with selling A.S.B. cards and shake-a-roos at games. . A.S. B. advisor was Mr. Hoy who was responsible for getting all A.S.B. activities together, but there were a few of the little people who also helped. Among them the following: Barry Swaim who is the President, he's the one with the aggressive looking face on the opposite page, Vicki Weber who was Vice Pres, Karen Loveland, Secretary, Debbie Hartpence, Comm. of Finance, Nlarilee Challberg, Comm. of Public Relations, Tracy Nlorgan, Comm. of Cultural Affairs, Christine Cooper, Comm. of Alumni, John Phipps, Comm. of Boys, Athletics, Terry Fletcher, Comm. of Girls'. Then there were Helma Leitlein, Scott Lehmam and Rochelle Brooks who were all on Comm. of Sales, and Kathy Nlorgan, Lou Anne Vvolfe, MaryC1awalis and Beth McGinley, who were on Comm. of Publicity. l fl W ,mun- Light rigad Electriiies Holiday Palace Christmas time brings the annual Christmas Dance. The 1973 dance was called Holiday Palace and took place at Casa Del Prado in Balboa Park. The dance was held on Dec. 22, ,73 and it i was a great deal of fun. Bids for the dance were 35.00 a couple and 343.00 stag. Mr. Sc Mrs. Beach, Mr. 85 Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Dunmeyer, and Mr. Hunter chaperoned and seemed to enjoy the dance as much as the students. The chaperons and the students danced to the music of The Light Brigade. The dance was sponsored by the senior class. ' As was done every year in the past a Christmas Dance Queen was chosen. The 73 Queen was freshman Bev Hanson, escort Sam Padillag sophomore princess Suzette Hart, escort Pete Parsonsg junior princess Debbie Coronado, escort Nlike AhSingg senior princess Cheryl Houston, escort Gary Kreminski. af 5 f ! I x if e 3 6 x 7 : rv Mk, YZF X rf' Powder Puff lunior beat 'M i u rr fi u F . - 1 . 2 I 'E A X . ' E 1 ' HWXN 7 A ,,, s ' a 4 ,,. Q- V V -ll N .. - ' W ,: hu M' ' V , -u ' + -f Af. , M .. 'K ff, ,E A . 4 - K, Senior 8 to 0 . . Bottom row: Rhonda Martinez, julie Moore, Sue Parker, Roma Robbins, Anne Nlachanis, Yvonne Ott, Carol Baxter, Gina House, lidie Henning. Middle ' rowg Benita Columbo, lfllen Hensley, 'lteresa M cfollum, 'liammy Ackerman, Nlary lfllen M organ, Mary 1 iawalis, Pat Ingram, Yvonne Lombardo, Cindy Scarbrough. Top row, Neil Bone, Bill Long, Sue Holderby, Bill lrwin, Rodney Kelley. Ann.-.....,, 449' ' N 'Ili'-4-v--...,,,,,, , wr- . 1 . 4... , 'FIT ,, '- Y . 3 ns yt ar s Pow der l uff game, held February 21, was an exciting event for everyone involved. The officials for the game were Bob Guess and Dave Hunter, and the game was sponsored by the Annual Staff. The coaches were some of the best from the boys' football team, and the girls were from the P.lf. Department. The boys drilled, exercised, ran, and even made the girls workout on holidays, trying to get them in shape in less than two weeks for the big game. The girls must have been fun to watch because there were over 200 people watching the game. Seniors were good, but not good enough for the tough juniors. Dallas l-linkle ran 30 yards to score a touchdown, and Cindy Scarbrough ran through the Senior offensive lineup to score a safety, making the final score Seniors-0, juniors-8. 4 SVR Q, E ,Q 'fs M 4 n 1 H H an FS - Th orld - y Country Peopl - Family iii!!! ,. ,iw .rw X A furwmfceve .i- S5 5' American Field Service is an organization that has been with Santana since its opening in 1965. AFS is a very worthwhile organization that has brought 14 students from several different countries. The l973-74 students were lVlielco Yamasaki from Japan and Micheal Lang from Austria. All the schools in the Grossmont School District raise money by collecting from students from countries involved in the program. After the students have arrived there are dozens of other activities for fund raising and just for fun. AFS went hand and hand with a club on campus called lnternational Club orl Club. With l Club AFS had a Halloween costume party, had a booth in Parkway Plaza on AFS day, had an international exhibit in the library. Un January 11 there was the annual AFS assembly when all the AFS students from the other schools in the District came and gave two Assemblies. Lori Crull was chosen to become an AA lAmericans Abroadl student to go to Brazil. We hope she has enjoyed her stay there. The Motto for the AFS program is 'fthe world is my country and it really fits what the program is about, because it brings people from different places and ways of life together so that prejudices and gaps in understanding can be filled with knowledge and friendship. l'd Like To Teach Th orld To Sing Howdy! 1 am Mike from Austria. No don't think immediately of Kangaroosfl live in Vienna, that's the capital of this small country in the center of Europe. Now, that l've been in the United States several monthsl can say that 1 really like California and l enjoy my staying very much. Compared to the life in Vienna, Santee-atmosphere here is pretty quiet. But the people and the life standard at all are about the same as in my country-yea, the climate is slightly different, dryer and where is the winter? QI am thinking of snow and skiingl. VVell, so the sportl am practicing here most is playing tennis. l don't know yet exactly whatl am doing after finishing school. l hopel have money for more traveling, maybe working with AFS. Butl am surel will come back to the states as early asl can and as early asl have some money. M. LANG Hi! l'm Mieko Yamasaki from japan. Japan has an area of 143,751 square miles fsmaller than Calif.l and 106,944,000 of population fahout half as big as the United Statesl. There are four main islands-Hokkaido, 1-lonshu, Shikoku, Kyushu-they stretch about 1,300 miles from northeast to southeast. lts moun- tains and big cities are located on the coastline. The highest moun- tain is Mount Fuji, 12,388 feet above sea level which is famous for its beauty. Chief products: agriculture-barley, fruits, pota- toes, rice, soybeans, tea, tobacco, wheat. Fishing industrygflou- nder, mackerel, pike, salmon, sardines, shellfish, tuna, whales, Maniifacturing and Processing-ceramics, chemicals, electric and electronic products, iron, steel, and other metals. As one of my impressions of the United States, it was surprising to see broad open fields. For me, a person from crowded place, everything looked big. Such as shoes, cars, everything. But big Americans who have big houses, big cars, higgar- dens, etc. are very wonder- ful. l had wonderful oppor- tunity to learn interesting culture differences or to get acquainted with those nice and warm people.l really appreciate AFS, my great American family the Web- ers, and wonderful Sultans of Santana that 1 could have an experience like this. I'll never forget his great year in the United States. I Club Finds That It's A Small orld . Q, -,,.,'qg.4f--- 'Q Raising money to bring A.F.S. students from all over the world was the main funetion of the International Club. This was accomplished by scheduling many fund raising events. Some of these included a Windovv' Wash , the A.F.S. Art Fair at Parkway Plaza, and the A.F.S. jar drive. The sponsors for the club were Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Rooney and Mrs. Lwebuga Mukasa. The officers were Vicki Weber president, Dorothy Clerhart vice-president, and Becky Pileher secretary-treasurer. 'llhel Club was made up of students who were willing to get involved and Work hard in order to increase our friendly relations with students around the world. can 'E on vnu 5, smmv r- V ll If 1 2 QW Spirit Shows Where ep Club Goes This year's new Pep Club has shown much spirit. The group, consisting of 32 girls, enthusiastically contributed spirit to such events as football, and basketball games, and wrestling matches. This year's members were Rhonda Arndt, Beth McGinnley, Debra Johnson, DeDee Hanson. Debbie Hartpence, Sharon Ott, Carol Maricich, Yvonne Qtt, Karen Loveland, Debbie Lehman, Stephany Dirkes, Tracy Morgan, Debbie Jewel, Sabrina. Row two: Natalie Groeham, Kim Nelson, Don Magers, Dottie Becker, Sue Spencer, Gail Ruff, Cheryl Parker, Sue Parker, Sandy Deakins, Ginger Burkhart, Roma Robbins. CHESS CLUB MAKES ITS MDV!! CSF v Mrs. Treat, sponsor, Robin Rierdan, Dana Smith, Greg l'lungerford, Susie Copie, Emilio Arabe, Lori Crull, Barbara Hawcum, Dorothy f ierhart, Becky Pilcher, Debbie Lehman. Nancy Kuss, Tracey Morgan, Charlene jones, JeffersonThompson,David Hummerickhouse Chess Club was a new club on campus during the l973-74 year. There was a chess club on campus a few years ago, but it fizzled out. There were 25 members in the new club. They were, Doug Combs, Sandy Deakins, Chuck Dodson, Mike Graham, Richard Harper, Debbie Lehman, Russ Miller, Tracy Morgan, Shell Pierce, David Rankin, Brenda Shultz, Steve Smith, Larry Snow, Thor Swan, jeff Terhaar, jeff Terry, Esther Thorpe, Jo Ann Zimmer. The officers are Pres, Shell Pierce, Vice Pres: Frank Clance, Sec. Treasurer, Tracy Morgan Publicity, Debbie Lehman. The advisor was Mr. Larry Findly. v AMPUS LIFE LIVES' Campus Life staffed by Kathe Nieolette, Frank Sick, and jack Zeller met at the home of Don Wcfst. The meetings started promptly at 7:17 p.m. on Thursday nights. The meetings switched off from a regular Campus Life meeting lfull of fun and gamesj to an lnsight meeting latime of deeper discussion and really getting into the Bihlel every other week. Some of the extra curricular activities this year were the Living End CNew Year's Eve party at Hume Lakel, Fat Albert's Day, Abe l,ineoln's birthday party and of course the giant Pork Party at the beginning of the year which really got things rolling. Perhaps the most popular activity for the whole year was the Campus Life Haunted House which attracted a fantastic crowd and even after you went through once and fainted you knew you just HAD to go again. The Haunted House was at Hotel Circle. J , 44 3 131 .d if Ye 555' , 121'-is , Agfa Y A 5? ,, . J-YH . g:u'.fIij,g:f-' 1- 111:31-55.5 viii 2 ' gf 5 ww if ,,g gf QV X S W' , , M., K X W 1 nav, E555 x - pf! ' :.1 - . ,,: II. . i i A x i f ml 1 I , an NS. MVK X - , fn 5, j ,, 'g ii s i 'zb.s vi.L 40' :IS ...: ,, 'Q at f sg ,, 'A W 'ix qs h .. . A ,3 1 PHDTDGS CLICK People who make a yearbook good are people who take the pictures. A yearbook is only as good as its pictures and the Photos have done a great job with them. Being a yearbook Photog isn't as easy as walking around clicking pictures. Besides developing, printing and drying pictures, they have to give much free time to attend activities and meetings to shoot. They had to change plans because groups or people canceled appointments. Photogs even had to reprint photos that were lost, wrecked, or were the wrong size. Everyone has worked very hard on this book, but the Photographers have done an exceptional job. First Row-left to right, ,lim Osburn, Lee Crawford, Jeanette Desmond, Tony Gudde, Dan Boerner. Row 'llwo-left to right, Mike Lawson, jeff Copeland, Scott Harrison, 'llom Holas, Mike Burkett Bottom picture: junior Photographer, Rocky Thompson. AN My 11113 pnauilifft' ww mifi's ! Q . H ..,.7,,,,i3 S 1 A K 1 , L Wgtjgw-wh QM. 1 ,, ,. W, ' ..-1 Q .. Q. , 32 433' , V W 195 , Q 195 - P-if gif? an Q.:- ag .+fpa 1.'1f 3 an ,jx . 'gf Q 'S X K ' fri' ,W ,,1.. 3 -s'-4 -4 an Q. 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Miss liasgall spent many weeks of hard work casting, arranging play dates, supervising programs, tickets and publicity, dirt-sting practices, helping in make-up and all the other worries that go with a play. The attendance of the play was very large. About 600 people attended and the play brought in 5400. At the time of the yearhoolc deadline lVliss Basgall and the Drama Department hadn't decided what play they were going to do in the spring. The Drama Department did do Childrenls 'liheater and went to many different nursery and elementary schools and did fairy tales and kids stories. 'lihe east of the 'liavt-rn. , . Zack, the tavern keept-r's son . . . Salley, the hired girl ........ Freeman the tavern keeper . . . William, the hired man. .. The Vagabond ,.....,. Veolet, the woman . . . Lawson, the governor, Nlrs. Lawson, the governor's wife I A Virginia, the governor's daughter 'liom Allen, the fiance ..,t,,,, The Sheriff ,ii,,,i,,,, lfzra, the sllerlffls man , ,. II0SllUZ1,Slll'l'lffi5ZIHlITlZil1, , , Tony, sheriffls 3rd man I , Stevens, the attendant . . I I I jim Walls I I ICarol Baxter I I I Iliill Vincent fieoff Dickinson I I I I John Walls I.-Xnne Xlaehanis IIIIIIIlirn Doty I .-Xdorolee Pryor I Ifxlllfii Tresner I Ilerry VVorthen I I IRieh Hanson I Il.eonard Ilones I Fred Yalasquez I Gordon Wilson I II :Xrt Thomas Scnnular Makes ole of Choir 4 5 7 S ffm! x 'X - '. , Q mf 1,r.s?f' Jw ls A 0 Under the Leadership of Mrs. Good the Choir met everyday during 4th period. A Christmas program was in the planning stage at the time of the yearbook deadline. Mrs. Good has done a lot with the past choirs and this year's was no different. The Choir consisted of 14 people. They were: ltop right to bottom leftl. 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Marching takes a lot of that, plus hard work, and concentration. Top right: Orchestra, also conducted hy Mr. Wharton, was made up of nothing hut string instruments. Those instruments were violins, violas, chellos, and bass. This was a slowly growing group of musicians, who also needed concentration while working. They did very well under the supervision of Mr. Wharton. The orchestra participated in a few concerts, sometimes with the band. They practiced everyday, which really paid off when performance time came. 'f , lt.- 3 I MB! ... The Sultan Marcliing Band and Sultanas Specialty Corps did a very fine and enthusiastic job of representing Santana High. Both the band and the corps had new uniforms to show off and he proud of, since they raised the money themselves to get them. Drum Major Nlelody Wrvrmd did a superb job with the little bit of experience she had. Those who also put in a lot of their time and effort were Corps captain Tina French, lieutenants Ginger Whitten and Judy Koening, and Banner Corps captain jennifer Joseph. The first performance was the annual Grossmont League Football Carnival, where the Sultans did a pre-game show with the other district bands. The hand and corps were later honored to do three halftime shows for Grossmont College and help them on to victory with pep music for the crowd and the team. The Marching Sultans did mainly field marching this year, all together rounding up six halftimes and participating in the l5th annual Grossmont District Band Jamboree. They concluded this year's activities hy participating in the Poway's Poway Parade and a few nearby Christmas and competition parades. It was a very good year for Varsity Cheer! Top row: Chris Cooper, Cindy Scarbrough, Dallas Hinkle, Toni Young, Ellen Hensley, Bottom row: Theresa McCollum, Carol Baxter, Diane Jones Bottom left Theresa McCollum and Diane 'ASetl Bottom right: Ellen and Carol with the 0 and 2 pitch. .,.srri,, ,. Q S at iff' 3 N . P l QQ 5 Yi if :A X IH! NN w 5 -Bin iw IV and Frosh heerlea ers Scream d Their Support! Left to right: Suzette Hart, Denise Jones, Shannon Bready, Debbie Spees, Jackie Smith, Candy Kolesar, Terry Fletcher, Diane Sanchez, Lisa Shyvac, Bev Hanson Sue Irion. 'L , ff? S , I I l l left: Lisa Shyvar, top center: Susan lrion, top right: Shannon Bready, Candy Kolesar, Center: Bev Hanson, Denise jones, Shannon Breacly, Lisa Shyvac, Candy Kolesar, bottom: Diane Sanchez, Susan Irion, Terry Fletcher, Debbie Spees, J.V. and Frosh Cheerleaders held Car washes and bake sales to raise money for their uniforms. They also provided refreshments for their teams, and worked hard to keep up morale. Bev Hanson says, 'AIt's not all fun and games. There'S a lot of work involved, such as practices every day. Also, it's hard to get everyone to agree on a uniform. But overall, she likes cheer because, You get to meet people, it's good exercise, and it's fun trying to promote spirit. All the girls agree with Bev, and they will probably try out again next year. CONl: RONTAT10N roonnllllnnqnnlll WATER 1'0L0 ...... +CROSS COUNTRY .... 61 A BASKETBALL ...... WRESTLING ....... TRACK 8 FIELD .... TENNIS . .S ...... . . . vi. i ' K -, Am... .,,. L cor.r...... ...so nAsr.:mu.l..... sz swim.. ...... ...99 VOLLEYRALL ...... 104 CYMNASTICS ...... 106 FACES 0F V1CTORY AND DEFEAT ..... 108 l N! 3 dw 6,59-uffg ASW Mf- 1 v 'cj 0 Q, M1 V 4 so nf 'Qii Q! 1 1 b s s ?:b udfa 'Mi' wffi. f mg' K is Vx f, , f WM, 'L-w Small Sultans Make Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Giant Showing No. Name 14 Greg Phipps-Penguin Robert Thompson-Rock George Cartwright-Nose Jim Arrollado-Darman Mark Mysak-My-sack Kevin Akenson-Little Ache Dan Ryder-Easy Mike Ahsing-China Armondo Marquez-Lover Rick Brown-Snap-it Chuck Stafford- Beak Scott Bready Tim Plant-Prat John Dupree-Due-lips Gary Hussey-Tex Bill 1-lesketh-Mr. lid Greg Foster-Special team Mike Wolfe-Knee-hrace Larry Dicus-Lloyd Terry Hanslik-Diving Tom lneson-Stone Hands Shane Mclntosh-Drink anything Jerry Smith-Blue Bag Ron Walker-Puddin Top Mike Muns-Smiling Ed Wes Lindsay-Stubbs Mike Bates-Cornilians Tom Nloir-Cutem Bill Irwin-Lumpy Pat Alter- Bandaid Mark Stratton-Air-Craft Steve St. Clair-Non-Sprint Frank Thompson-Hair Ward Rickman-Rookie Wes Hancock-Toe Neil Bone-T-Bone Ray Parcel-Postal Rod Kelly-Detroit Curt Gandy-Corpus Barry Swaim-Bear Sam Padilla- Brillo H r. 5-8 6-0 5-9 6-2 5-8 5-7 5-9 5-4 5-9 6-3 5-8 6-0 5-9 5-9 5-6 5-1 1 5-8 5-8 5- 10 6-1 5- 1 0 5-8 5-9 5-9 5-10 5-8 5-8 6-0 6-0 5- 1 0 6-2 6-1 5-10 6-0 5-I 1 5-6 6-3 5-1 1 6-3 6-5 6-5 Wt. 145 150 155 180 145 140 148 140 165 175 155 160 145 160 150 165 146 170 158 180 170 180 170 180 185 185 155 175 190 195 195 170 143 160 170 140 172 150 170 185 170 Gr 12 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 11 12 12 11 12 12 11 12 11 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 11 11 11 11 10 12 10 12 12 12 11 11 12 12 . .L .i Q: -f' .1 HW .1 X R ,f fr. 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'55 in ffl: 1 r ar. fy gg qm,f455,,iT5,z,,Jx,Q 355, Q5 , -ay 5.. , 1- ' - 'ga . 'D A ' lgfxiQ1'Pb59? v .,' ...hi 2' xris' -in .f-Qffixafirfz., --ef' 5 V- - , V , -,gy gg. ,C L ' f' -V 2. gr 1' ' Q, Q i 1 -r Q 'T 'Q' ff . Ji, 'mad-1 f eQS':Lf f?:E1i-a-uf W 4' sig, ,V ,, 5 ' 'fg71'fs,'lmEZ.f 'f- ' B Jglfffgmisgfer ,H imprkzji . H .923-gg,-q,e3,,5f.f -V,r' 55651-'M K . rug M .5,gv,,q- , X I v ,Sq ,gi , -52 '4 d W1 Qi Sqfnwg? a ff ' 'V , T any ', QA. 'fn if- Ya: 5 if i. 'lime 2 x,,,,ij . 1 1 ' x AH 0 , 1 ,A pri' -Q1 A -u F, ,Pi it is 4333 we vw, 5 Raw R31 ei Il 5-I Eats fiyfil Q Q, ,K Eb .1 HV' First row: Barry Brasher, Tom Condon, Mike Sadler, jim Moore, Pat McGee, Mark Strickland. Second row: Tom Tunnell, Paul Houlihan, Greg Van Voorhees, Paul Roche, Ray Smith, Kevin Michael. 'lihird row: Bill Kelly, Larry Gahrielson, Rusty Blake, Mark Orr, joe Rice, John Shelby. Fourth row: Tim McCall, Mark Langenfeld, Dan Hare, Randy Montgomery, Chris Boyle, john Lampa. Fifth row: Steve Carrillo, Al Becker, Sam Key, Ed Abbas, Bob Kelly, Top Drips. Sixth row: Pat Vega, Russ Schultz, Alan MeKerrihan. Eighth row: Mike Moir, Bruce Dravland, Mike lsom, Dana Kipp. Ninth row: jeff Halsey, Jim Crady, Ralph Dew fmanagerl, Lewis Billings lmanagerj, John Long, Greg Wilburn. Top: Coaches Art Preston and Clark Staples. IV' ast Start Suffers Energy Crisis Beginning the season by winning the first three league games, Junior Varsity then fell into a losing streak, finishing up with a 3- 5 record. The team had practiced long, hard hours getting ready for competition. Most players, through sheer dedication, started these practices the first week in August. Hell Week , constituting three practices each day for one week under the hot summer sun, helping get the guys in top shape and instilling firm discipline. Hard work and determination produced a fighting team and good prospects for Varsity. Offensive backs Paul Houlihan and Greg Van Voorhees, two strong workhorses, were chosen Most Valuable Players while quarterback Mike Sadler was voted Team Captain. Santana 14 Morse 22 Santana 14 Mt. Miguel 8 Santana Z6 Helix 12 Santana 26 Grossmont 20 Santana 6 El Cajon 14 Santana 0 Granite Hills 14 Santana 8 Monte Vista 15 Santana 6 El Capitan 14 Mgfffl i ,V ii.-Liga: ,,.,yts. -Q-5.52: i ' jqwk, ,Mi-I is f 2. Frosh Football Sultan-Babes Learn The Agony of Defeat OQXTAAI4 ik, Qwlm 1, I , 3 L 4-,, , 'QHTAY r Vyyyo - ,iw 'Q ' ll' QUAIVA 3 cg 4' s : te V 4 1. f F3 We so it 'Y R if VWW4 WA 04 em, E533 Back row: Ray Cox, Randy Peterson, Kent Roth, Tim Weber, Paul Doty, Jim Foster, Randy Freeman, Bill Oeonnell, Ron Burrows, Coach Richardson. 3rd row: Chuck Whitmarsh, Junya Patlerson, Mark Gulley, Kelly Goodrich, David Bear, jeff Jackson, Jeff johnson, Rich Richardson, Paul Turner, Ed Reese, Roger Welch, Ron Truett, Milton Akenson. Znd: Richard Keller, John Sankey, Joe Verdone, Woody Rand, John Wailton, Mike Schaldone, Paul Johnson, Randy Kirby, Jeff Newark, Richard Michael, Richard Fenison, Richard Wolfe, Ken Flores, Stanley Allard. lst: Mike Smith, Scott Davis, Mark Bojerski, David Aree, Bill Areana, Brett lrwin, Cliff Crenshaw, Richard Girlick, Lyle Davis, Rod Simmerman, Allan Rebarrick. Frosh football team captains Rod Simmerman and Richard Michael led a spirited team despite their 1-7 overall record. Coached by Keith Richardson, Bill I-lomik and Frank Sick, the team had only one Win the Whole season, beating Coronado 30-6. Coach Richardson said the team should be improved by the time they play J.V. Jim Foster was voted Most Valuable Player. Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Coronado Mt. Miguel Helix Grossmont El Cajon Granite Hills Monte Vista El Capitan 6 16 18 20 24 28 Z8 44 ater Polo Kee s n Treading Fix Santana's water polo program continued to improve this year. Although their overall record was 4 wins and 13 losses, most of those games were Lost in the second half. A lack of depth and inexperienced players hurt the team. Upset victories over El Cajon and Helix gave the Sultans a thrill to remember. There will he seven lettermen returning to next year's team which should solve the experience problem. lndividual honors were won by: Mike Lyonsg Most Valuable Player, jim Berger, Team Captain, Mike Hartpeneeg Most Inspirational. Jim Berger was named to the Second All League Team and Mike Lyons received Honorable Mention. Paul Alvarez showed flashes of brilliance as the team's goalie and holds the school record for season and single game saves. GROSSNIUNT' LEAGUE TOURNAMENT' SHS-2 Granite Hills-l l SHS-8 Helix-5 SHS-6 El Cajon-7 Team Players- Darell Van Buren, Mike Lyons, Mark Zegis, Steve Martinson, Rusty McKee, John Ligtlien, Jim Berger, David Ayers, Mark Bigler, Brian Gill, Paul Alvarez, David Arnold, Mike Hartpence, David Hasameyer, Skip Napier, Mark Lawley, Gary Olsen, Mike lfssary, john Hagen ,Wi lx -dial-ge'l'lrara un Tru!-0 1 i,,,a,,m,.,.,f L ater Polo Goes For Goals M ' 'Y iq 14 ,, a n 'af ' Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana 60 1973 WATERPOLO RECORD 2 Granite Hills 5 Mt. Migucfl 8 Helix 5 Monte Vista 8 El Capitan ll El Cajon 7 Grossmont Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Granite Hills Mt. Miguel Helix Monte Vista El Capitan El Cajon Grossmont Cross ountry In Uphill Season 'fy 1 1... . K E ,K vni- ix A M,,Wif,,f.km Ruiz eads Inex erienced Team VARSITY SANTANA 20 San Diego 41 SANTANA 38 University 38 SANTANA 38 fTri MeetlLaJolla 36 SANTANA 69 fTri MeetlKearny 27 SANTANA 69 frliri MeetlHoover 38 SANTANA 48 Monte Vista l5 SANTANA 44 El Cap 15 SANTANA 46 Helix 15 SANTANA 50 El Cajon 15 SANTANA 47 Mount Miguel 16 SANTANA 50 Grossmont 15 SANTANA 49 Granite Hills 15 Frustrating as the season was for Coach Herzog and his young and inexperienced Cross-Country team, they always came out with a will to win. There was only one returning letterman this year. As the scores show, the Sultans did fairly well against city teams, but as they later found out the Grossmont League was the toughest in the county. RNA 4'-M reshmen Race To First J.V. Standing- Curtis White, Art Fuhrm Davies, Tom White Y ross ountry :own an, Clayton Howe. Kneeling- Dennis JUNIOR VARSITY SANTANA San Diego SANTANA lTri Meetl Lajolla SANTANA fTri Meetl University SANTANA lTri Meetl Kearny SANTANA lTri Meetl Hoover SANTANA Monte Vista SANTANA El Cap SANTANA Helix SANTANA Mount Miguel SANTANA El Cajon SANTANA Grossmont SANTANA Granite Hills FROSH-LEAGUE CHAMPS SANTANA Monte Vista SANTANA Helix SANTANA El Cap SANTANA Mount Miguel SANTANA El Cajon SANTANA Grossmont SANTANA Granite Hills Above-Top Row-Jim O'Mary, Jim Bass, Ed Lowenburg, Lester Stan ley, Jerry Wilson, Keith Howland. Bottom Row-Mike Zack, Garen Waite, Carl Millard, James Pierce. fnot shown, James Turner. r vwfy D ia 14 Q Q-3' . if Right to Left Bottom Row: Wes Hancock, Tim Plante 2nd Row: Bill Murphy, Tom Hanson, Rex Hypes 3rd Row: James Arrollado Rick Brown, Sam Padilla, Curt Gandy 4th Row: ,loc Price, john Bobof, Mike Rosen Sth Row: Barry Swain Cat's Clan Submerges in League The Sultans started their basketball campaign with all 8-6 record which rated them eighth in the county for pre-season. Chosen by newspapers to take the Grossmont League, the Sultans won the first two league encounters, then lost six straight because of poor shooting percentage against the zone defense. Although they were not winners, the team played as the spoiler at the Season's end, defeating Helix for the first time in the school's history, and kept Monte Vista from going to CIF. The team was led by senior Tom Hanson who was voted Captain, Most Valuable Player and Most improved Player by his fellow teammates. Overall record- 13-15 Tom Hanson Bill Murpliy Tim Plante Wes Hancock Rex Hypes john Bobof Mike Rosen Joe Price Rick Brown Curt Gandy Jim Arrollado Sam Padilla Barry Swaim SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA No. Pos. Wt. 10 G 160 6 0 12 G 150 6 0 14 G 150 5 9 20 G 175 5 11 22 F 150 6 0 24 G 145 6 2 32 C 200 6 4 34 F 200 6 3 40 F 175 6 1 42 G 180 6 2 44 F 185 6 1 50 F 155 6 3 52 C 200 6 5 SCORES SAINT AUGUSTINE CASTLE PARK CLAIREMONT MORSE UNIVERSITY HOOVER MONTE VISTA CRAWFORD PATRICK HENRY MORSE CLAIREMONT KEARNY GROSSMONT LINCOLN EL CAPITAN EL CAJON GROSSMONT MONTE VISTA MOUNT MIGUEL HELIX GRANITE HILLS EL CAPITAN EL CAJUN GROSSMONT MONTE VISTA MOUNT MIGUEL HELIX GRANITE HILLS Ht Yr Top Left: Bill Murphy Fan Club calls for him. Top Right: 24 John Bohof learns new dance step. Bottom Left: 34 joe Price gets a rchou nd to capture rebound award. Bottom Middle: 5544 All League Hon. mention jim Arrollado shoots for two points. Bottom Right: 79410 Znd Team All League Tom Hanson shoots in the groove. 4Q g fb Sultan Shoot For Two Top Loft: Coach Tom Curran finds time- to talk to his team at timr out Top Right1Q42 all league lmnoralmlv ml-ntion Curt Candy talcvs a lirtlf- rf-st. Bottom Ls-ft: Q32 Mike- Rosrn fora-5 shot ovur Mount Miguel playvr. Bottom Right: 550 Sam Padilla shoots for two to capturv ln-st :llooting pvrcvrttagm- on tc-am. -nas- X35 it ': 'S'i.S...- Qa..N '--.u A gggz wg Azy - I il .11- 5 V E' 11 vw..-9,,' fll r tt, I 5 , 'S ' +1 ,W fa 7 ,,.. 21:5 ww JE--in'Wl .-1 2 ,qw 1' 1337, , ,,', if 15 N-1 1 elm , .... f -- V it Cat lown Top 54 Barry Swain guards Grossmont Center Bottom Left 20 VVQS Hancock stuffs liirnsc-If ln-furc a gainc, Bottorn Minldlc 40 Rick Brown palms ball during prarrice. Bottom Right 12 Bill Murphy is up to his big old triuks. all 'Q unwr- L , S 2 V ' i L Q4 V FSS, H ww-A 1, 4, .mf--u ,QW t W. 5 , , gy-gf, y,iW5hKifAf.,,i1,AUff,,s . 4 Q ' pk - 1 -w,.wfX:1s'-H-1 5. ff , , a A ' . .fa L-af? friffty ,tzgziaiwiil Fra h Rip J- -- , - ,Y y lst row: Tom Var fas, Riehard Fennison, Dave lvarszelewski, Brad L Pogue, Ken Fellows. Ken Flores. Znd row: Manager: Kieth Howlant Richard Mitchell, Roger VVQ-leli, Mark Price, VVoody Rand, Ron :Xllt x Coaeh: Dennis Hiletnikoff. Not shown: Rod Silninerinan and Ralph Collier. Frosh basketball got off to a slow start, hut finished the season strongly. The coach was Dennis Biletnikoff who did a great job with the hoys. He said that toward the latter part of the season the team displayed good hustle, composure under pressure, and a good shooting touch. Their overall league record was 10-4. They finished 3rd in the league. Their hest wins were against Mt. Miguel-twice and was the only team to heat, El Cajonll0Z-59l. Sophomore teams form Castle Park and Bonita Vista. The TUZIIIIYS skills improved greatly Comparing the first month with last. SCORES SHS 37 SHS Grossmont SHS 42 SHS Monte-Vista SHS 35 SHS Mt. Miguel SHS 67 SHS Helix SHS 35 SHS Gran. Hills SHS 45 SHS Fl Capitan SHS 43 SHS lflcajon SHS Z7 SHS Grossmont SHS 49 SHS Monte Vista SHS 32 SHS Mt. Miguel SHS 43 SHS Helix 1 'iv 4' if ...Q I is E gf . r J Q to th asket for Another inning Season SANTANA St. Augustine SANTANA Castle Park SANTANA Clairemont SANTANA Morse SANTANA University SANTANA Hoover SANTANA Granite Hills SANTANA El Cajon SANTANA Helix SANTANA San Dieguieto SANTANA Marian SANTANA Escondido SANTANA Monte Vista SANTANA El Capitan SANTANA El Cajon SANTANA Grossmont SANTANA Monte Vista SANTANA Mt. Miguel SANTANA Helix SANTANA Granite Hills SANTANA El Capitan SANTANA El Capitan SANTANA Crrossmont SANTANA Monte Vista SANTANA Mt. Miguel SANTANA Helix SANTANA Granite Hills J.V. Basketball had a good season with 20 wins and 7 losses. The most valuable players were Mark Manering and Rod Kelley. They had a good team and played together well. The captains were Dave Bryan and Rod Kelley. The most improved player was Mark Manering and the best defensive player was Rod Kelley. The coach was Mr. Bart Hare. Players left to rightg Miguel Gamboa, Duane Eberly, Barney Hinkle, John Vega, john Spiker, Todd Williams, Martin Hargrave, Mike Sadler, Mark Manering, Dave Bryan, Rod Kelley and Mark Little. Quill, A , tZ?71i3Q1LZ?'I'i 'f ' .V Vi! ff. H ' V irl askelball A team, top to bottom: Bev Bishop, Dallas Hinkle, Theresa Anderson, Viviane Gonzalas, Janet Boyle, Jennie l-Iinkle, Margret Brantner, Robin Craig. Coach Rotsart, in opposite picture, thinks that this year the girls should do well. They placed Znd in Grossmont League last year, losing once to Granite Hills. EZ , W., P -5 7, fk,,:,5Mj,1Q3-55 If ,ww ,. M1 Fe- Lwiqzwrfxwq- mm fs-fa' ,1 V , , 'w4 61w??,ziiiwwmefzff 1 . ,, ln: i .,,, 5 m.L. K- ,..,.,z,M,t,L.1L.,,, f: A y,1afwM.1w,,f . My ' f Jf'X h , -y . ,, ,.,, K , f,,,3, ,iw w P K , f A fiih .j f Q sf X1 :fl ,fy all n .5 F i . 5 x 2 4 Varsity Wrestlers Lose Hold Varsity Wrestling was short on team performance in league this year but two wrestlers particularly distinguished themselves. Dennis Herrington was the league champion at 106 pounds. Dennis was lf8th of a pound overweight at the CIF meet and was disqualified. Russell Bowen H23 lbs.l was only a second place winner in the league meet but came on in CIF to win the championship. As the yearbook was going to press Russell was in Hayward, California competing for the state Championship. 1974 VVrestling Team lUpposite pagej -Left row top to bottomg Pat Vega, Bill Thompson, Richard Campenter. Raymond Picos, Paul Roach, Joe Henry Right row top to bottom: jim Eiring, jerry Worthen, Robert Whittemore, Ray Hale Russell Bowen, Dennis Herrington. SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA VARSITY DUAL MEET RECORD Carlsbad Kearny Clairmont Carlsbad Hoover Poway Patrick Henry Chapparal Basic Western Mt. Miguel Orange Glen Granite Hills El Cajon Monte Vista Helix El Capitan Grossmont ive Varsity restler: fume Five Sultan wrestlers placed in the league championships at Mt. Miguel High School. Most prominent among the five were Dennis Herrington C1061 first place and Russell Brown 1l23J, 2nd place. Also placing in league and advancing to CIF were Ray Hale H301 3rd place, Robert Whittmore 114-8j, 4-th place and Pat Vega 11785, 4-th. dvance to C.I.I'. .. 'U .,,,,,,,,. Q 'liop Lt-fr: vssi- Hs-rnandi-1 is cautious in thi- match's varly stages. Top Ci-nter: Rziynion Picos in rhi- starting position awaiting thc- rc-fi-ri-A-'s signal. Cs-ntm-r Left: Rohm-rr W'hittrnors- shows an unusual pinnin Y tt-chnin uc. Ct-ntvr Bottom: VV4's Lindsev . - . L, 1 . . . '. . crunch:-s his o u xom-nt bvtorm- thi- nn. I ov Right: Russ:-ll Howe-n uositionin Y himss-lt p A I i - I 5 - ,F 3- - ht-torv ont' ot mann pins. Q1-im-r: .loc Hs-nry hattlvs his oppont-nt irom thx' standing position.Nliddh'Rig1ht: Dennis Hvrrington givz-s a piggy hawk ridv hx-forv the Hkilln. H 77 V ff 1 ' ' 4,-.Maha Q ff , . Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Gpponents Pin 1-7 Record on LV. Wrestlers 30 Orange Glen 18 Mt. Nliguel 27 Granite Hills 39 El Cajon ll Monte Vista 27 Helix 27 El Cap Z7 Grossmont Al.V. wrestling team tbis year suffered a losing season. 'liliey ended tlieir season with a l-7 record. Jesse Hernendez led tlie team by winning 5 firsts in tournament competition. Team picture back row from left to right: Kevin Nlicbeals, Terry Anderson, Frank tlewell, Bob Civtkovicli, Mike Mior, Gary Graton, Mark Langenfeld, and Alex Fleciain. lVliddle row from left to riglitt Bill Morgan, James Crady, Steve Billings, .lose Beltran, James Usburn, Mike Newquist, Jim VVortben, Dan Scott, and Steve Newark, Front row: from left to right: Bruce Laundrie, Danny Hoffard, Paul xlolinson, David Geelek, Scott Flanagan, Ll im George, Not Sliown: Ricbarrl Hussey, Paul Alvarez, Robert Alvarez, Ricliard Yelkin, Pat McGee, Russell Schultz, Paul Syfrett. Picture on left Assistant Coach klolin Kiesewetter. Picture on right klesse Hernandez. me c i -4 ,JL- . urs? Av Fresh Wrestlers Hold on For 5-3 Record 3, NL 437 Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Santana Carlshad Orange Glen Ylt. Nliguel Granite Hills El Cajon lVlonte Vista Helix El Cap Grossmont This years' Freshmen Team had a good season. Their record in league shows only three losses. Jerry jones led the team and was named the outstanding freshmen wrestler. The team hopes they will he as successful in years to come as they were this year. 'lieam picture, hack row from left to right: Rick Riehardson. Allen Reharielc, Kent Roth, jim Foster, Bruce Laundrie, Danny Hoffard, Kelly Goodrich, lid Reese. Brett Irwin, David Anderson. Kris Bently, front row from left to right: Cliff Henry, Paul johnson, Tim lVlclntosl1, David Nlorgan, jim George, Ken Graber, Steve Billings, Bill Arena, Randy Kirby, Not Shown: Larry Ray, Cliff Crenshaw, Randy Hoffartl. Randy Freeman, -lerry Jones. Picture on left Coach Staples. Pieture on right Kent Roth. any a Man' ealmess s hu Fondnes -mm. L L ' .... yah '-: Ae m??11. . IJ .4 4 fs K . . 'F '-51 , A ff-:SQ J' s... new is ,, R M.. , ,IZV , 1' 'Q 'f fa , -,, , E V.... in , 'Sis-v sf wg A Track Team From left to right Top Row Mike Graham Ralph Bonanza Trevor Roehl John Meade John Bobof, Terry Anderson, and jon Owensg Middle Row Art Schroder Randy Kipp jim Moore Glenn Guzman jim Belue Carl Noblitt Terry Hansllk Bottom Row: Roy Uribe, Mark Webster, Bob lor Showing all lu Strength Anonymous -Q. Our 1974 Track Team started off the league season by losing a close meet to Monte Vista, 68-64. The head coach was Leon Herzog with assistant coach Don Donnelly. Herzog had his teams out on the track field in January with practices every day after school for two hours. This certainly was a factor in the improvement of these fine teams. Top scores of the 'A' team are: Art Schroder-high jump, Jon Weber-long jump, John Meade-distance. 7 Honesty ' th est polic in th long run ti!! .-...H X X FXR P, -A:-ff:r5'aes:5.:.. . 82 w ut most of us are only Sprinters Anonymous B Track Team: From left tovrightg Top Row: D. Leroy, G. ilson, A. McKerrihan, Tod Williams, Henry, and Manager Lloyd Thomasg Middle Row: Tom Galle S, Kingery, L. Stanly, Pat Murguia, E e Mike Ru din, Ron March, Ed Boyle, jim Foster, Lerry R. Kipp, M. Pirolo, K. Goodrich, K. Howland, Bottom Row: Tim Bass, F. Thiel, T. Weise, M. Bonhnza, Roche, D. Waite, D. Fisher, Waite,-J. ff Jflggf 'J'WCW-WMW,,,m, 'if 1 f ' ' U., W fu, Q . 1-M-w,,,,,' MW ' 1 ye.. ..-J. . 'L . ,x Naval- 'A 4 V '74' Track Team Treads On! g . C b , 15- -Q MTM airy! .Q atfqv fb? C Track Teamg From lc-ft tu right, Top Row: Patterson, P. Syfrett, V. Owens Bottom Row: Tunner, Sifton, Pierce. The Varsity and J.V. Tennis Teams were early successes this year. With the fine coaching of Coach Bunker and the talent of such players as Tim Plant, Dave Hustad, Keith Ferrell, Jerry Hannis, Greg Wale, and Mark Emhry, it was sure to be a good year. At printing time their record was 3-1. j.V. and Varsity Team members, left to right: Joe Kuss, Jerry Hannis, Dale Kreutzer, Rick Keaver, Doug Apperly, Bill Murphy, Steve Horning, Martin Hargraves, Mike Sadler, Dave Hustad, Tim Plante, Keith Ferrell, Jim Rosner, Don Rusie, john Speaker, Jim Chapman, Mark Emhry, Greg Wale, Frank Clance and Jeff Terry. Pictured at far right: Coach Bunker. I, i , if,i'ii.,mg,ig..,zs Z, Gaffafyzffftlvff lain: it if i f Q V wr V fi 'W?'WHi'W'l5V2 Q .i, iw, , W M J, - walk Y A ia 'WE' MEP f LQ ww U -E Wi' W' W M55 ir ' l ' s l.Q ff, mx nf Q Freshman Backeteers Bust Out The Freshman Tennis Team was made up of heginning students who had an interest and the enthusiasm for the sport. They learned technique and skill and applied it while in their matches. With the help of Coach Turner the boys had a fine year. At Right is Coach Turner instructing a student on teehnique. Below Back row left to right: Burkhart, B. Hinkle, R. Mitchell, L. Disney, S. Allard, fi. Eyermanq Middle Row L. to R.: C. Kuss, R. Singleton, Sankey, D. Dawson, Pickering, M. Morse, M. Pavlaaskeyg Front Row L. to R.: R. l iennison, M. Rago, D. Van Buren, L. DeClt-req, M. Milmy, S. Hartman, ,I. -larksong Not Shown: D. Miller, R. Burrows, K. Fellows, J. Tilton, and K. Dozit-r Q -QQ? A fi' oman' Lab Find Fault if f I f ff Y 1' K r K f I' ,.A b- , My umM,,,, ,Aww-11 A1 'i H I Th rls Tennis suffered a losing season due to a young and ' ce' rn. El Cajon was smashed by the team giving Santana a ' s ette Mac Donald was the coach. The other girls on he te t A ht-front row Tammy Abreano, Carol Nfgdigh. middle- bpifecky Nichtern, Mieko Yamasacki, L0 ann gmlfe, Dzann 's, clxbie Lehman, Yvonne Lombardo, Mghele ilstrap. ack-R a Barbara Roth,Viviana Gonzales, X T nesi-Rkndf?smf,Bal 1 Clark, Kathy Morgan, Tracy M?1'gan,Kim Buefianan nd coa re Mac Donald. r f l I ' I If , r ,Q f f f ' . f rl , x . 1x..,f s., 4 ,. s., L Q.. 7,12 .,-I A J sh ,ik I Q I ii r ' 1' f I' 54' xi f if xlix f' Slxmf' T' V If-11 x fswxpixfsxx 7 '-nfxjfis x.Tw...N..w,.N,k',k W4 Yuri fa xx ,k is x,x f.. X 'J-.L KI G CURRIlN'S TEE The golf team was very young this year with only two seniors on the team. Golf has been in existence since the school started. The coach was Tom Curran lbelowl and he was pleased with the team. The members ofthe team are Kopp. page, bottom leftj back row: Dan Groves, Bob Weed, Bill Fielen, Randy Wion, Russell Schultz, Front: Rick Wion, Mike Hart, Brad Pogue. Not shown: Bob Whirtemoore, Joe Verdone and Dave Morgan. M 3 o TOT LE!! TEE OFF Xa iss f fidw, fl 54' if 1 H. arsit Takes th Field ,,'fW' gi, 4, ,, ir , ff Opposite page: Above: Not shown: Managers: ,.,.,...s.v-teh-mf -QVQF7' -K Q-Q, I Ah ,,,p:f,w ez H , ,, - S, , A was .af fs - ,f...,,l - ., ,,., Kevin Akenson Bill Bryan George Cartwright Tom Hanson Curt Gandy Mike Rosen Bill Vincent Perry Strahan Jim Lowery Pete Parsons Dave Vernan Larry Dicus Mike Ashing Scott Bready Joe Price Guy Ott Lance Stallings Bill Bowles , W, , .9 . N, . . i.. ,V r sf' z..fMe' Q SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA SANTANA is . .E MONTGOMERY EL CENTRO BRAWLEY ORANGE GLENI OCEANSIDE H1LLToP EL CAP EL CAJON GROSSMONT 'T' ULT BASEBAL , 'IW ,,,r I W, , 716 M4 ,V , H ' ,, , , W, H fffg ,f 4 ' My 1 f uf qi ,f f W fq6CyM,,Wgyqi,,fWV L W Z5 ,V , W , b ,W V' f M 712- 'f uf an ,,, ,M ww f Muffy ,WJ EEKS WINNING CE fa ' A, .amp .K , ,skill fivs ' 21 an it ,t , 'avi' uidafwb ,' 'f tug K' -.M t., , M MWF.. .sf +Y?.'-sw W ,-4-ffaf 432 v em: 'F V' h,, Varsity team started their pre-season by winning their first 3 games. After that burst of triumphs the sultans started declining losing 3 straight. The annual trip to El Centro proved to be very exciting again this year as the sultans battered Central High 12 to 2, and downed Brawley 5 to 3. Coached by Marty Nellis, in his third year at Santana, the squad played their first league game against El Cap losing a tough encounter 4 to 2. Homb I .V. Hitters ' , - - - ' V M . E:',, 21.1 'gu,f,,,fEi3fy'n ah: -2 ' ' ,, .. ' , 'Q' .7-V N ,I :qi-N,.vW,E,!,, -2- eg' Lgi3?wE:ll, vi: V: l Junior Varslty Baseball, coached by Jlm Hombs, was off to a swrngmg start - - - - ' - ' 1 - A A V 'K Wlflfllng four of thelr flrst slx gamesg wrth enthuslasm enough to Carry them a -12- , H , f ff ' a. fa X . ,, Q'.a ' ' ' uv t,,-4, N' 'T VKKL ':'f 'T,. 5: .l':,2.'1 ' .-5 K through the season. Team manager, Lewis Bllllngs, worked hard to get the eeyr ,, boys 1n the rlght mood to play ball. The followlng scores are the results of the Q ' ' A f'-- 7 ' flrst part nf the Season: . A' - l f Santana 5 Montgomery 7 Santana 5 Ocean Sade ag a g 1 Santana 7 E1Canna 5 Santana 3 Ofanga Glen 1 7 .. ,ggi Santana 7 Brawley 8 Santana 7 H111 TOP .ww , . :,. , ,. - . , , ,, -ma.. 41-Qi . ,.1:: .. as 7 at 7 srre an 7 . s ' f s aaa 7 - V , m t l',, A ,,, t..,,, .11,, 1-a rrr A an . i I , 355 r tra wr- l7 ', - tr,,,, 1 agaal f 7 7 , s H - H f X 'aa -- . K ' as a t as s as W' i ss a -- ., X, 7 : . ' I A : 'f M' . , x .K V V if V ' i A anr 1 ' ' . . 5 rtt L E - . . : f f ' :5I: H ' 'll 5 g,a l l V 7 ' Avl' ' ': 'f l55 '5'f,-gwgxflif-4 .... JE - ' 1S,m,f .K W .: 3 ' Gr ..... ..,, . ,::, - 'k'a:: Q 7 f-:-- . ., M: 11: f a :-2 EE- ,,, 3-.Jw ,Q ' a ti ..:. A :p,,: f ------ '1'frr- V ' , if , ..t -2 .. ff amazes' ,::- .. f, av' , 1 : 7 SX ll ,ryl j V '45f . s,,,, ra '.. 15 - gg, f a-:.a a:i'r. :'. '7 '2:-: m t ai u nsa yr ia l ,,f fa M- aW7'llii:wl :WQTWVWQG :ai l 1 1 ' ' f L 5 5 Q S 5 .5 urry Home! Unix K ' Li ix ls Billings Bust:-r Abbas Rusty Blake Di-nnis Wvriglit Nut Sll0w'llQ .lil I I.. 'S M. ! Run l,n visas ur 5 Jack Nlffiinlry Lmuh jim l Tom 'ltuni-ll Dennis Carlson Rod Lincoln Richard lionzalvs f M2 ky ESQ! Mark Orr Steve Ray bmlfll Ramon Dan M0121 Dave Brv Greg V Steve Sr Miguel Scott Ritchie FBO ll BASEBALL Great In And ut 01 Uniform Frosh Baseball is on it's way to doing great things. ln uniform they were a hard working team with a lot of spirit. Out of uniform they worked well in practice and enjoyed themselves quite a hit. Every member of the team did their best and it showed by the spirit and winning attitude they showed in games and in practice. Sultan freshmen did a really good job in preparing the Frosh team to play. This was his first year coaching at Santana and We hope it will not be his last. Mike Saska was a graduate of SHS in 1968 and was very involved in the Athletic program here. Mike is studying to become a teacher and will teach History besides coaching athletics. Coach about the team, we're still improving and when the season is done, after we've played one game at a time, l hope we're still on top. The Frosh team has won two games tied one and lost three, the scores wereg Santana 24 Poway 13 Santana 9 Bravvley 3 Santana 8 El Centro 8 Santana 5 Francis Parkerlo Santana 7 Oceanside 14 Santana 3 University 5 Top, top row: Coach Mike Saska, John Wilton lpitcherj, David Bear Saska had this to say Ccatcherj, Tim Wiber lthirdj, Robert Simsons Csecondb, Woody Rand CShort stopl Bottom row: Rick Martin loutfieldj, Richard Gt-rlek loutfieldj, Steve Howard tfirstj, Lyle Davis lsecondj Bottomg top rowg Ed Reese fcatclit-rj, Kent Ross lcenter fieldl, Mike Spees fshortl, Paul Doty lpitcherl, jeff Newark CLeft fieldj, Randy Petersen loutfieldj bottom rowg Tim Abbas lsecondl, Charles Suchey fRiglit fieltll, Rich Keller loutfieldj, Rick Mars fsecondj Q .2 'Q lib. ,'sQs,+ as-In M. 4 ind - WIM: Small Team Had Hopes for Big Splash Varsity : Top row Bill K1-llry, David Arnold, jim Burgvr, jim Uoty. Middle' row ,lim Kraus:-, Nlark Biglt-r, Miko Hartpcncv, David Ayvrs. Bottom row Skip Napivr, Mika- Bodfy, john Lt-itlf'in. j.V.: Top row Gary Dania-Ison, Greg Wilburn, David Hcnselmcir, Chuck Ezell. Mirldlc row Scott Davis, Randy Hoffard, john Hagggin, Stott Lehman. Bottom row Mike Sthaldonv, Tony Gray ffVIgr.D, Brad Bvnson. -QQ Ulf- -Q N7 ' ti W . au-sv..wmw,,g,,, FW we Jil T124 K if 'vii , , 1' :ii 569 , zffqfgf'-:.1. f A A y , 9 A Q 1, wrap 0 I X, yyyyyf E , ml 1 XX I ' X my Ima. 'Q A 4. ,1 x- u harm, Sultan rave au- , , ' ff .- K Yun ,+- I , 'fmw fs. M - .g.-,W .. 4,1 .n..'1':'lm,w. W Perseverance a s X ,.,X 2 l v-M A LX V :Ci r iiili Shaking with cold in the-,often freezing weather, swimmers worked Within a handicap of predawn practices at Helix to finally win the Grossmont relays, Class B for the first time. Dedication to their sport also helped them overcome obstacles confronted as one of the smallest teams in the league. ln his prediction for the season, Coach Bill Homik said the team would probably beat El Cajon and El Capitan, but would find stiff opposition in Mount Miguel and Helix. He expected the team to rank approximately fourth in the league. The swim team, as in past, has not been as successful as some teams in the district. Under the leadership of Miss Esgate it did gain several individual victories however and won a close meet against El Cajon. At county finals Beth Mapes captured a first in C 50 Freestyle, Jennie Hinkle a third in A 50 Freestyle, Jennie Hale a third in C 100 lndividual medley and Laura Bloom a fifth in C 50 Backstroke. After a long and exciting season, the team held their fourth annual Swim Team Banquet at Sir Georges Smorgasbord. After dinner, awards were given out to the most valuable A swimmer fJennie Hinklej, B swimmer QBeth Mapesj, C swimmer Q-Julie Collingsl, hardest working swimmer, fBonnie lngallsj, most improved swimmer fLaura Bloomj and most team spirited fBeth Mapesb. Special awards were given to the two seniors that have been with the team every year in its existence, Jennie Hinkle and Sue Lawley. Their loss will be felt in upcoming seasons. Upon analizing just the outward appearance of wins and losses and of victories that did not come, Santana's swim team would be called a failure by many, but in one way it is the most victorious of all. Its sportsmanship, courtesy and just plain friendliness towards opposing teams was remarked on by parents, coaches and the rivals themselves. There were none of the usual inner team conflicts and competition. Each member had a good time being with swimming Buddies. In short, the swim team was funl Girl ' Swim fi A lik Strokes J , 2, is f p ,..,.i,.-Q . K f ff my 'ffffffi'-45, f.,,.w,,,tf,m 'JM H U WZ, ' ...ji-,. 5 .!,?i'gfi ff, A 5' Y . . hr . ,, , 1 ft, 'Q . affe 5 U f e 'W K 'l1'1'i5Q yg. fl'f 'l -I-ANI' It '- - f ' 0 , ff Z. , 'U '91 ,, ' . A 3 53 ' .f: 75ff.tg . 14 ., -- , Mk - , A - .- i g t J , L3 Qfsfof-4-Me' - ' -1 if y :i i K , ii, ' 'wf ffqi f .f , .1 . . ,. r . K ,,. - -f, w-rv-if Q.-ww f in Q 44+ wi fe 5 i 'ii ,N Q 'ff 5 'ESA , 1 if f 4 'F 2 Q an-0 C l . is ae, , A -S , i i f Q, f, 5 .3 QS, S J if is Fiji? -M, if, , , it 4 , , ww . 3 1 E .iff 2 4 ,, 1 4' .. ,, , ? tw., . - ..:f E' 'll ' ff F, ti- 15 K WH' . '- ' :Wg- , JW-it .V, , . U , H e :Eg :...::.5i,..,:. ,L , V, V, - . 1 - ' ' , ' 'Q - ... . QW -. 1 j f, A M ,, ,LL, . , Bottom Row: Jennie Hinkle, Sue Lawley, LaDonna Burrows, Karen Mapes, Julie Moore, Jennie Hale, Leslie Ditchen, Pat Mae Donald, Trudy Rudd, Linda Hannis. Top Row: Bonnie Ingalls, Ona Mac Donald, Lisa Davis, Beth Mapes. Not Shown: Julie Collings, Laura Bloom, Maria Murguia, Stephanie Hope, Gale Harold, Tammy O'Mary, Cindy Craws VDLLEYBALL TOP 'fl .Q .... QM. . , 6 if if GQ' s E Girls Volleyball had a successful year. The A team had a 3-3 win-loss record and the B team a 4-2 record. Miss Climie was the coach for the A team and Letty Jessop, who was a student at San Diego State, was the coach for the B team. The members ofthe teams are: opposite page, top row, A TEAM: Janet Evans, Karen Earhart, Susie Taylor, Bev Bishop, Susie Cope, Debbie McCullough. Znd row, B TEAM: Miss Climie, Doris Dierenzo, April Price, Nadine Swan, Vickey Ramey, Karla Turner, Miss Jessup. 3rd row: Terri Kudas, Penny Abbas, Belinda Chavez, Donelle Litchford, Debbie Nelson. Not shown: Toni Young, Margaret Brentner, Debbie Ellis. Margaret Brentner and Debbie Nelson won two tickets to a Charger game for serving the most total points. A match is two out of three games: A TEAM 0 SHS-Helix 2 0 SHS-Grossmont Z 2 SHS-El Cajon 0 2 SHS-Mone Vista 0 1 SHS-Granite Hills 2 2 SHS-Christian 0 B TEAM SHS-Helix Z SHS-Grossmont l SHS-El Cajon 0 SHS-Mone Vista l SHS-Granite Hills 0 SHS-Christian 2 0 2 Z 2 Z 0 Q45 we 4 1 Santana's girls' ,gymnastics has won the championship 3 years in a row and they hope to make it 4. Mary Daniels, the coach of the team said L'This year the competition is much greater hut the girls are doing their hestf' C.l.F. championships were offered to girls' ,gymnastics for the first time this year. W -, The two top girls were Leslie Hood and Dehhie Orr. 4 Far left - adv. Shelly Baldwin, Debbie Orr. Leslie Hood, and Cheryl Kolesar. top right- int. Sandy Buckel, Chris Chooper, Sue lrion, Ann Mavhanis. Terri Fletcher. Angela Gudde, 'lirudy Rudd, and Lauri Davis. not shown Susi Taylor. bottom right- lneg. back row - Kim Baldwin, Jennie Hale, Teresa Galligai, Aileen Hanson, Ellen Hensley, Cheryl Huston. middle row- Chris Kolesar, Nlary Lee, Karen Pack. Diane Jones, Vera Patison. front row- Candy Kolesar, Becky Lafferty, Liz Mullins. . . ake a inning Team i 3 Q Q, ,T 1 -mann,-uwa-fu M -w....:r..,v-WM-fd. ,M A 7 1: M-..- K. 3 'jf ,af K kwf. , ,- ,mm ni.. ! 2 It . gwfgg 7' I 1 i ' QA' 25- gi Win ,,,.. A 8 K EDUCATIDN l'ACUI.TY........... ADMINISTRATION . . . . DEPARTMENT HEADS. . CLASSIFIED . . . . 4 . . 112 114 II6 111 'wr wonx AT HOME N AT PLAYV ..... CANDIDS. . . . . . . 1zo 124 126 128 1 Q 2 Q 41 1257. 31 Amd f Tl o Let' One of the major problems the administration was trying to tackle were the difficulties created by double sessions. Santee's rapid growth has resulted in double sessions for Santana. This has resulted in a considerable drop in school spirit. The athletes have had to schedule their academics around their athletic activities, and as a result the students were losing interest. Miss Nossaman, vice-principal, believes that ln four or five years there will be another high school built, but that's after your time here . .. and probably mine too. Mr. Grissen, vice-principal, realized that Anytime you divide the school it creates a communication gap. l-loweverl do feel this year the school is pulling together. Mr. Henry, vice-principal, said that l see a trend in the opposite direction, and spirit is rising. But because of a ten period day we have even greater flexibility than most schools with our program scheduling. Mr. Gerstler, principal, states that Under double sessions it is more difficult for students to socialize with each other, have pride in their school, and spirit. ear It For Th l ..... c ee... We as v Vi ' 'Be t'.-...W .,:,, .1 . 311 eff Admini tration! ML, W, 1 A W ? l -nnnnwfill V U ,pg xg -, an L f f' f-T9 rx-13 fx? .Q- 4. 'inf W - mag, .wg I E 5 i 5 .hu ' hike. -S if GZ' Q ,lu ,wx , I lm 5' 1? f, Q. ,,,,, 1. K .f A wk S t ix' rf ill' 'H' 1 , fffxjri A V .AS Qi .mga Q39 N 'A Q-X ,f Top: Department Heads, Left to Right, Back Row: Mr. Noble QM ATI-lj, Mr. Wharton 1M USICJ, Mr. Franklin QLANGUAGEJ, Mr. Hughes fARTl Mr. Strieb lBUSlNESSl, Front Row: Mr. Quatrochi CVO TECHJ, Mr. Dakin LSCIENCEJ, Mr. Bunker CP.E.J, Mr. Curran QATHLETICSJ. NOT SHOWN: Mr. Shipman, and Mr. Pollock, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Smolen. Bottom Picture Counselors Left to Right' Back Row: Mr. Avant, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Dunton, Mr. Dunmeyer. Front Row: Mrs. Cochenour, Mrs. Sherrel, Mrs. McCluskey, NOT SHOWN: Mrs, Spaulding, Mr. Newcom, and Mrs. Merrick. A :V ini Rs- .W 'ff ' ii 5, 2 ,15 Mice Stall ork For ll Run School 2 4 SFT fi 4 ir. mmm... w,,1s2iifiwi , .limi Q? 514- Q55 'Ki' r,..lf'f as if L N. ,M EK Top: standin 71 VVilliams, B. hudgvrs, S. Blodgett, sn-atc-dg D. Forster, B. Sta-wardson. Bottom lcft: Mrs. Carter. Bottom right: Clockwist-5 Mrs. Markgraff, M rs. Beasley Mrs. Higgins. Miss Caldwell. ,A ,Nw-W i f . M, Classified Personnel Show To all students, Mr. Paul 1-lam, the plant manager, was a familiar sight. His job was to coordinate teachers' requisitions with their budget and keep things running smoothly, which he did well. Without him, there would have been no supplies whatsoever, as he was responsible for ordering them. While he is not trained in the art of educating the students, he is trained in the art of assisting the educators, succeeding in what is most important, educating the students . The office Mr. 1-lam occupies is in room 301. With that as his base of operations, he was involved in everything that went on in the school. The increase in price of school supplies, as in everything else in 1973, was a problem but was handled well by Mr. 1-lam. Mr. 1-lam's biggest and most pressing duty was the careful and essential part in planning each years budget in the spring. Working 6:30-3 :00 was a long day, but Mr. Ham said he really enjoyed his job and was glad to be a part of Santana. Mrs. Beatrice Patterson, the head of the Cafeteria has been in food services since 1958. She has initiated many projects and programs in that time and this year was no exception. Mrs. Patterson organized a Food Testing Committee of 3 students to get their reaction to cafeteria food. lt was a great stride in student's rights. Mrs. Patterson had 22 students as well as 5 regular employees. Carol Bowling, Eleanor Cranor, Lillian Manahan, Rose Pieterson and Martha Sharp working under her and they all agreed that the students of Santana liked pizza and tacos best. During the year, Mrs. Patterson had to work with the annoying problem of the hamburger crisis . Mrs. Patterson said she was selling just as many hamburgers if not more and the hamburgers she sold were not full of Hunmentionablesn. The cafeteria ladies definitely do not like double sessions because the students buy snacks and don't have time to eat the lunches that are prepared every morning. Mrs. Patterson and her crew put in long hours, 6:30-3:00 but all said it was well worth it. 1. 3 Q' il? Q f ' ..f. .5 . . . . 5 f orking Spirit i Their Own , .T .iitilm .,, . , w.k,,,,.,y- .n31N,ey,,,.4a:.., ,.4uv ,L s T The very talented classified staff of Santana High School was seen lVIonday through Friday, hard at work in the office, the cafeteria, the locker rooms and on the school grounds. The bus drivers, the heroic teamsters of the school put in long hours of hard work carrying students from a radius of almost 10 miles. The groundsmen, fthose responsible for the upkeep of all school facilitiesl, headed by Mel Sandeson,sometimes felt they were fighting a losing battle keeping the grounds neat, but said most students were Upretty good about that stuff . These dedicated men and the two physical education attendants were so busy with their respective jobs, they couldn't have their pictures taken. Mrs. Carter, the principle's secretary, was always available at her desk in the front office. She has been working for Mr. Gerstler 13 years. This includes 2 years at Grossmont High School, 2 years at El Capitan High School, and the last 9 at Santana, all served as his faithful and able secretary and friend. Far left, Bottom Row: Beatrice Patterson, head of Food Service. Bottom left: Mel Sanderson, Head Custodian, Top right: Paul Ham, plant manager. This Page, Top: Cafeteria staffg left to right Elanor Cranor, Rose Pietersen, Carol Bowling, Martha Sharp fnot shown: liillian Manahahj. Bottom left: Bus drivers, left to right: Amberson, G. Scott, Cox, N. Cierhart. .-Xbove: Hersh Beeson and Escocarson working bard. Talented Teachers I-lave Many Pastimes 'Inn' On the following pages the Scimitar attempted to show other sides of the busy lives of Santana teachers. ln the survey of the faculty the Scimitar was amazed to find interests, hobbies and avoeations that ranged from professional wrestling to farming. The Sultan teachers of 1974 were versatile indeed. lPictured on these two pages are: Above left-Mr. Baer and his latest sculpture, middle left- Mr. Hemingway traveling in Brazil, Upper middle- Mr. Avant at home with his children Robbie and Debbie, Middle- Mr. Hoadley waiting to land the big one, Upper right' Mr. Donnelly who acted in Old Globe productions dressed for a job in a TV commercial, Lower right- Mr. and Mrs. Schaeffer relaxing on their ten speeds.J ffvfi www fsZ1f-ffsfs are 'in- 45 in -N- fe A .f y LX..W N-v..,,, Q r, v N! 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T ' Q 1 2... 4 Lectures ilen Make You Feel Dumb A1 Below- Mr. Bill Murphy, Right- Mr. Don Robertson Bslow left- Mr. Dale Twombly Below Middle- Mr. Staples wrestling on tour in japan, Top Right- Mr. Clarence Scheicllc with his antique station wagon, Bottom Right- Mr. jim l'Lt'gs Hastings draws fhve-rs One End And Numb At The Other , , The Shortest Answer ls Doing ' ' ..r,i,,,, , , ,nf 1 S .iff al 1 fM,,n L:-fr Top- Nlr. Sam lfranklin wakes Ralph Bonanza from his stupur, Lf-ft bottom- Vrfllecli relaxes before tlu- onslaught during September registration, middle- Mrs. Mary Barnes at work on ber farm, bottom middle- Mr. Frank Perkins finishing off a beautiful mini-surf board, below right- Mr. Scott Knox before take off at Gilliapie Field. 1 19' Nt Y .. FACULTY PRDFILES REVEAL VARIED INTERESTS Lucy Abernathy-English-born Detroit, Michigan, Pisces- hobbies- tennis, skiing, sewing-occupation she might have chosen-travel agent-stresses pride in their world to students. Susan Arthur-German-born Springfield, Illinois, Scorpio. Vern Baer-English-born Toledo, Ohio- hobbies-photography, sculpture-most admires Ralph Nader, believes double sessions have improved his teaching. Virginia Barber-Crafts-born Seattle, Washington, Aries. Mary Barnes-Biology, PE, Health, born Los Angeles, Aries- hobbies-children,animals, church, husband funot necessarily in that ordernl-feels teacherfpupil interaction lost in double sessions . Norma Basgall-Drama-born I-lays, Kansas, Capricorn, uncle a coach of the L.A. Dodgers-hobbies-travel. Richard Beach-History, Gov.-born Vincennes, Indiana, Tarus-14 year teaching-world figure most admires-Henry Kissinger-hobby- reading. W Phi Ruth Berkible-Business-Typing-born Johnstown, Penn., Tarus-hobbies-tennis, reading, hiking. Royal Berg-Business-born Chicago, Illinois, Aquarius, ex-Navy Commander. Dennis Bilentnikoff-Social Studies-born Sidney, Australia, Scorpio. Gary Bunker-P.E.-born Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, Sagittarius- hobbies-sports, travel in Mexico. Eugene Caggiano-E.H.-born Corona, Long Island, New York City-hobbies-boating, fishing, drama-has learned that each youngster is unique with a set of unique needs. Barbara Carlton-Librarian-born Pomona, Calif., Cancer- hobbies- reading, walking on the beach-feels double sessions have improved the library. We don't have exiles from study hall, students come with classes or by choice. JoAnn Climie-P.E.-born Annapolis, Maryland, Aries-hobbies- opera, painting, sports. Bill Cowmey-Social Studies, Math-born Bronx, N.Y.-hobbies- sports-admires Sen. Erwin-tries to work toward excellence. David Cunningham-Biology, Marine Biology-born Chicago, Illinois, Cancer-taught two years JC-hobbies-sailing, hiking, camping, diving-most admires Moshe Dyan-hopes to have study trips for students to Pacific Marine Biological Station. Tom Curran-Math, Basketball Coach-born Elkhorn, Wisconsin, Gemini-hobbies-sports, building and repairing-if not in teaching would be in construction-feels more portables should be brought in and double sessions eliminated. Mimi Curtin-Science-born Grand Folks, N.D., Scorpio. William Dakin-Chemistry, Physics-born Boston, Mass., Libra-hobbies-golf, bowling, fishing-started teaching in the military. Mary Daniels-P.E.-born Santa Anna, Calif., Cancer. Vernon Daniels-Metals-born I-Iemet, Calif.,Gemini Joseph DiTomaso-P.E., Football Coach-born San Diego, Calif., Aquarius. Donald Donnelly-Driver Ed., Track Coach-born San Diego, Calif.,Sagittarius-nickname Don-most admires Golda Meier- would be a ski instructor if not a teacher-goal is extensive travel- hobbies-stage acting, snow skiing, sports. John Drenth-Business-nickname Jack-20th year as teacher-sets goal of Vocational competence for his students. Sewell Dunton-Work Experience-born Lowell, Mass.,Gemini- nickname Bud-hobbies-fishing, making fishing rods, has found that 9996 of the kids are great. Alan Felix-Woodworking, Corell-Born San Diego, Calif., Capricorn-would like his students to enjoy school-hobbies- fishing, snow skiing-wants to live to be 100 years. If he didn't teach he would be a commercial fisherman. Florence Esgate-P.E., Girls Swim Coach-born Augusta, Arkansas. Robert Fitzpatrick-EH-born Los Angeles, Calif., Aries. Samuel Franklin-Spanish-born Colorado City, Texas, Libra-12th year as teacher-hobbies-travel, camping, reading-believes class sizes are too large-sets a goal of helping to increase world understanding. Donald Garcia-Reading-born Canton, Ohio, Tarus. james Gilliam-Social Studies-born Burlington, Vmt., Aries, Deanna Good-Music, English-born Allegna, Mich., Aquarius- believes she was meant to be a teacher hobbies-playing piano, singing. john Gregory-Psychologist-born Royal Oak, Mich., Pisces. Bob Guess-English-born Childress, Texas, Leo-hobbies-reading, writing, travel. Barton Hare-Math, Basketball Coach-born Evanston, Illinois, Gemini Kathy Hayes-English-born Elmhurst, Ohio, Scorpio-hobbies cooking, travel, reading, embroidery. Leroy Hemingway-Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Office Occupations- born Bakersfield, Calif. Virgo-13th year as teacher-thinks Santana needs an auditorium-hobbies-gardening, playing organ for church- most admires Harold B. Lee- Working with young people. Leon Herzog-BE. -born Oregon City, Oregon, Cancer-nickname- Stubby-hobbies-working on his house and camping. Admires Billy Graham. James Hill-Woodworking, Core ll-born San Diego, Calif., Libra- would like to see a surfing class offered here.-hobbies-surfing. If not in teaching would be a commercial fisherman. Charles Hoadley-English-born San Diego, Calif., Sagittarius- hobbies-sports, fishing, traveling, reading newspapers-resident faculty football trivia expert-alternate career farming. james Hombs- Math, Water Polo-Baseball Coach-born Searcy, Arkansas, Saggitarius-hobbies-athletics, singing, acting, guitar- alternate occupation choice something in the entertainment field . William Homik-born San Diego, Calif., Leo. Richard Hoy-U.S. History, ASB advisor-born San Diego, Calif., Leo-nickname Mr. Wonderful -believes in no compulsory education after Sth grade-motto Chance favors the prepared mind . David Hunter-English-born Salem, Ohio, Virgo-hobbies-playing basketball and tennis-wants his students to be able to think critically and creatively . Beverly jellison-English-born Chicago lllinois, Gemini. Sharon Kennedy-English-hobbies reading, knitting, cooking-feels double sessions have given the teachers less time with the student and the student has come to think of school as an obligation to be quickly discharged and forgotten . Scott Knox-U.S. History, Psychology, Gov.-born Shreveport, La., Capricorn- hobbies flying, sailing, alternate occupation choice-clinical psychologist. Natalie Klymkowych-Librarian-born Chodorin, Ukraine, Pisces. Don Lobb-Drafting, Architecture, Industrial Design-born Caddo, Oklahoma, Aquarius-hobbies-boats, airplanes, most admires Raquel Welch- would like to offer flight instruction at Santana. Katherine Lwebuga Mukasa-EH-born Northampton, Mass., Cancer. Jeannette MacDonald-Health, BFI.-born Oceanside, Calif., Aquarius. Amy McClure-Civics-born Bureau, lllinois, Scorpio. Theodora Merrick-Speech Therapist-born Champaign, lllinois, Libra. Marth Miller-Math, Geography-born Mouresville, lndiana, Cancer. Cathy Mills-English-born San Diego, Calif., Gemini. Mildred Moore-Art-born Ridgewood, N.Y., Geminifnickname- Mikki-hobbies-golf, bridge, graphology, travel to foreign countries alternate occupation choice-artist-believes everyone needs love and a place in the sun. Frank Muramoto-Tech Core l-born Poston, Arizona, Gemini- hobbies-basketball, tennis, fishing . . . likes working with kids . . . wants best classes at Santana. William Murphy-Recordkeeping, General Business-born Dallas, Texas, Leo-hobby-motorcycles.-wants to understand and treat each student as an individual. Martin Nellis-BE., Varsity Baseball-born Washington, D.C., Sagittarius-decided to become a teacher because it Beats working .-Tries to treat students like grown men and women. Edwin Noble-Math-born Youngstown, Ohio, Aries-hobbies-rock collecting, music, fishing-most important lesson learned in teaching maintain a sense of humor . John Owens-Voc. Auto-born Greeley, Colorado, Cancer-hobbies- race cars, rock collection-his goal for his students Hto be employablef' Frank Perkins-Plastics-born San Diego, Calif., Capricorn. Louis Pollock-English-born Ocala, Florida, Taurus-hobbies playing classical guitar, golf, basketball-goal for students to become happy, self-confident human beings-alternate occupation choice-medicine. Don Quatrochi-Electronics-born New York City, N.Y., Aquarius-nickname Dominic-hobbies-gardening, boating, biking, cooking, writing-most admires William O. Douglas-believes school should be more open. Howard Rector-Driver Ed., Conservation-born Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, Libra-hobbies-camping, fishing, hiking, studying ecology-believes Santana could be improved by concentration on basics. Dave Reid-Voc. Tech-born Pasadena, Calif., Pisces. Keith Richardson-P.E., Wrestling, Football Coach-born Santa Barbara, Calif., Capricorn. Donald Robertson-History, Spanish-born Memphis, Tennessee, Aquarius- nickname Donald hobbies-photography, books, ancient artifacts, tequilla-most admires john Gardner-educational goals for students-to become a w hole person . Kenneth Rogers-Math-born Manchester, Conn., Aquarius. Irma Rooney-French, Spanish-born Blaine, Washington, Capricorn. Rebecca Rotsart-P.E.-born Laurel, Miss., Virgo. Dan Schaffer-US History, Sociology-Cleveland, Ohio, Taurus-hobbies-playing the guitar, photography, reading and bicycling-admires Alex Solzhenitz-became a teacher because 'Al tried it, andl liked it. Jane Schaffer-English-born Kansas City, Missouri, Scorpio-hobbies-reading, sewing, bike riding-most admires Golda Mier-alternate occupation choices-gardner or cook. Clarence Scheidle-Auto Body-born St. Louis, Missouri, Cancer-hobbies-antique cars, antiques. Perry Shipman-Social Studies-born Indian Gap, Texas, Leo. John Slatinsky-Power Mechanics, Auto Mechanics-born San Diego, Calif., Aquarius-hobbies-outdoor activities-most admires myself Mary Smith-I-lomemaking-hobbies-sewing, gourmet foods, most sobering experience-H40 teenage boys cooking in one room. Elaine Smolen-P.E.-born Lincoln, Nebraska, Cancer-wants her students to learn sports, give and take socialize-hobby-gardening. Would like to finish her masters degree. Clark Staples-English, Wrestling, Football Coach-born Boston, Mass., Cancer-hobbies-Waterskiing, snow skiing. Juanita Stevens-Artfborn Duncannon, Penn., SagittariusfScorpio-hobbies-painting, stained glass work, antiques-has taught eleven years-wants to travel around the world. Ariss Treat-English-born Smyrna, Asia Minor, Aquarius-hobbies music folk dancing, photography, camping, hiking-most admires Alexander Sdlenystin-alternate occupation choice-writer would treat the art lmusic, art, lit.J courses as something other than as a dumping groundf' Jay Turner-P.E.-born Lakeview, New York, Leo. Barrie Tyler-English-born Portland, Oregon, Aries-l4th year teaching-hobbies-reading, motorcycling, camping, ice skating officiating. Keith Van Sickle-Voc. Tech.-born Lawerence, Kansas, Scorpio. George Wilkes-English-born San Diego, Calif., Pisces-hobbies- back packing, camping, traveling, reading-would like to see more academically oriented classes-most admires Henry Miller. George Yackey-Restraunt Training-born Los Angeles, Calif.,Pisces-hobbies-flying, reading, camping, travel-alternate occupation choice-would be a bush pilot. Daniel Zastoupil-Math-born Dickinson, North Dakota. George Hughes-Photography l, II-born Wichita,, Kansas, Pisces- nickname Stubby, US Navy Commander for 20 years. Debbie Kruger-English-born Los Angeles, Virgo-hobbies-skiing, tennis, macrame, sewing, sailing, Waterskiing. M-wg. ' L f,.,.1,.,, A M fl 4:5 1 ,ar Vo-Tec On Th Move In The Making Classroom on campus versus class rooms off campus is part of the vocational program at Santana. The classes which were offered in this program were: Vo-Tech, Restaurant training, Nurses Aid, Teachers Prep. and Office Occupations. These classes gave students the opportunity to learn with on the job training. Many students from all over the Grossmont District came to Santana to participate in the Vocational programs. The different classes were offered to help the students discover the kinds of careers they might like to go into. Santana's Vocational program was the best in the Grossmont District. Not shown in this section was Nurses Aid. The girls who participated in this program were: Diane Dimaio, Debbie Parvin, Gayle Pressly, Evelyn Sargent, Susan Sheilds, and Gayle Stroup. 5 vi J On campus at Santana there were many classes which deal fs with Vocational training. One ofthe man-y classes was Vo- Tech. Uur Vocational Technical Department enables students to gain valuable experience. These classes are the first step in gaining the opportunity necessary to enter and succeed in a skilled trade. The instructors and students work together to create things that are unbelievable such as a house, and a race car. The classes which were offered in the vo-tech department were: auto mechanics, metals, woodworking, electronics, diesel mechanics, basic aeronautics, building construction, industrial drafting and design, plastics technology, auto body and technical cores l Sc 2. , 132 Wm 'l'eaeher's prep was a class to prepare students for a eareer in teaching. A person who is training to become a teacher needs two years of student teaching and through the teacher's prep program they can make up a year. Many people were involved in this program and they went to all the schools in the Santee school district. Among the things they did were grading tests, typing for teachers and actually teaching classes. 'lihe students involved in the program were: s Tracy Ashton Ernest Adams Mike Lawson Brenda Steele Debbie Mcfulhouth Marty Jaffe Nlarty Scharffer Beverly Bishop Debbie Xlellaniels Vicky Fries Stephanie Uirkes Sue Bedford Sue Swarthout Susi Nloore Susan McKerrinan Chris Leslie Ken Northeote Dorthy G1-hart Patty Hold Mary Holt Patricia Oneil julie VVright Bill Murpliy Candy Chenowith Starla Charlesworth Todd NIcl.aughlin David Billings Shawn .-Xlhan Sue Torre Diane Hochenhurx' Sharon Spieker Pam Chirtensen Debbie -laekson Richard -laekson Leah Hevehy Greg VVilhorn Debby Alexander Patty Grighano Pam Ramsted Shirley Rohertson Tammy Costarn Geogg Dickerson saws- ,..i,,,,,, ' . f.. 't L- ' rm if -- Sue Shields Norma fluilliams Vivian Arnaz Nlelinda Regan Denise Carr Barki Bee Steve Gallego Sharon Higler Nlitzie Shirey -lackie l.orkorvshi Vicki Chem-than Cathy Greenfield Kim Nelson Rohin Brideford -leslie Einirick Sheryl Daruwn Bernadine Stevens Ruby Tayson janet Philips Josephine Sampson eachers' Prep reverses roles 4 ilice 0cc I Everyone's u iness L , F ,F Q' e 'LL1L :rr Among the classes at Santana that were designed for career development and training was Uffice Qccupations. Office Occ. was a simulated office in which the instructor acted as president of the company and the students as office workers. Students learned to use business machines and other equipment used in a real office. Around Christmas time office occ. had it's annual convention at the Padre Trails lnn. Some girls borrowed clothes from stores in the Santee area and put on a fashion show. Those people involved in the show were: first row - right to left: Nina Gomez, Patty Pochurick, Debbie Verdone, Carman George. second row - Ginger Burkhart. third row - Judy Koening, Debbie Johnson, Janice Hennsey. I 1 :s:l-- K lil New A tasteful new class was offered at Santana this year, Restaurant Training, where students had the opportunity to prepare exciting exotic dishes and learn the trades of running a restaurant. The chief chef Mr. Yackey, a new teacher at Santana, had the privilege of teaching Z9 students the art of cooking. This was a learning experience for many, also a gaining one as on Fridays they all ate what they'd prepared the preceeding davs. Enrolled in this class were: Mike,Bates Patty Bjorstrom Mark Bodrie Melanie Chapman Anita Coronado Larry Cvitkoyich Karlene Devine Richard Devine Cheryl Dooley Michael Ellison Chris Escudero Karen Garcia Harry Graham Melody Hanson !' Leslie Hood Cheryl Huston Kevin Ketchpaw Karen Loveland Debbie lVletzler Mark Nicot Robert Parrote Danny Rider jeff Scott Brenda Suteu Gaylord Van Brocklin Desi Volin Lou Ann Wolfe Connie VVoodard JL . ' 3' :mc tliiiizif estaurant Trainees Get Lot oi Tip PDPULATID CLASS Ol' '74 . .... 138 CLASS 01' '76 ..... 210 ' cl.Assor'1s..g..zoz CLASS0l 'Z'1.....2l9 SL H Q 4 V X K ff -Sw ff XQTQEI , S ' ff f' 136 W? r i 4, . N.. :glial me siqgsqmiix .fs , 311 Q X- s r' RMBE QQQQL Egg 'D M ai' W 1 , 'lf j Qu FH- ' m f KX Q 'x av., v ,BX W 'Ei q 2' if ' 5 ': 4'-fbixlqux , 4 f' Qs 'ij ' S 'Hg K My 1,tx,?fv.- x H' e - , t 6 H S, 'xg ink . A N A M MLM a ix' dx. . .Q 'X I 'fx 'S ...JH W. N' SLIDE . . . SENIDBS GDT PRIDE School is like an island. Where we sought refuge from the world. We arrived small and immature. We learned, we grew, and we matured. Now, we have outgrown our island. We catch the current of the water that surrounds us, And we, like the water empty into the vastness of the ocean. Empty into the vastness of life. We came, we stayed, we leave . . . luv, 'Qyrfw' 'EL fff.5'k. 4 e - - .iw K., . .,,,u' PENNY Penelop ABBAS likes sewing, sports, being with Karen, Steve and friends. Dislikes arguments, unfair people. Activities powder puff FB, volleyball, softball. Most memorable becoming good friends with Karen again, Mr. Hoy's geography class, Mr. l-lunter's humanities, 4-I6-7l. Plans college, marriage. JYLDA lVlARl..ET'l'lf jill ACKERMAN likes George, camping, playing guitar, Giles, snow and summer. Dislikes Tammy and Suzanne. Activities parties, George. Nl ost memorable meeting George, getting Amber. Plans having my own pet store. CH ERI IC Cheri AH LWART likes rollerskating. Dislikes heing sick. Plans living. MICHAEL Mike AHSING likes D.C., sports, money, good times, food. Dislikes sprints, hard work. Activities football l,Z,3,4, baseball l,2,3,4. Most memorable Senior Year. Plans college. SHAWN Worm Woman ALB.-KN likesjose, mushrooms, parties. Dislikes stink hugs, Skellys-Pat. Most memorable naked man April 1972, December l, 72. Halloween 1973, Colorado l973. Plans marriage, and raising piranhas. DON .-XLBEE likesjokes with Rick, scuba diving, surfing, Campus Life. Dislikes brooms 8c short dumpy band directors. Activities tennis, AFS. Most memorable 6-I9-74, my Austrian brother. Plans Forestry. 40 l if V A 1 2Z'i?l?3f ?-4 iii:-1:3 V1 wif':az5'fGf1f:.2,-553522:..V: :ueV5,1ggzfPw.5gw 1 avr: me wx-e,4.Qq.Q2J are-vfVsJ2, :ia2z1:wz2:?11'a?32w.?1grf'.'V+:.V's+wfe. -'rs-5afw:r.e fn-1-,er freer .K Jail? kQiwffz-f'eww.:fi?f.5s.11Qwvsf'z-- -'-M257-Sz z-Qxfffzlzh-6511521 gum'-1....i.zV:-.g:.-.fi--.e1.. 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' .f J Q' N' f is 1 t?.z.f.if'. .535 , ...M I A wwf Mc yr X it 594-'mf .H '- STEVE ALLEN likes Jeannie, open space, beaches, mts., clean air, Mexico. Dislikes smoke, smog, cloudy days. Activities. surfing, work, j.A. Most memorable. summer of 73, parties, 4th period Psye. RICHARD AMES BRAD Lurtch AMUNDSON likes paydays, cruising, art, sports, Fridays, skin diving, backpacking, blondes, brunettes. Dislikes work Mondays, Volkswagens, smog, spinach, traffic. Most memorable summer of 72. Plans. college, career as a commercial artist. TERESA Turkey ANDERSON likes Baker's Special, Sat. nite dances, having friends. Dislikes broken down cars, cigarettes, smog, being alone. Activities Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball teams. Most memorable. 73-74 football games, girls basketball, Rotsart, Mrs. lVlcCluskey. Plans. college. . i.-. L-V.-1,-A--. Jer-V.. .V.ff.V.+..-x-..-, .-.4-J ruff... .-,,.-sr 1- -. 2-.-' ' . ,:- f - Vs -r- V-f 44- -V ' V fr. .-..- ,A . 34' f ' - .' 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Activities. Volleyball. Most memorable, attending football games. Plans. College and enjoying life. EMMANUELARABE DANE ARBUCKLE JIVIAN ARNAIZ 1 EOM BARRETT likes ootball, baseball, photography nd flying. Dislikes unfriendly eople. Activities, taking ictures for the coaches and ublications. lVlost memorable nach Climies' P.E. class and dr. Lobb's aero class. Plans j.C. nd State University, Air Force L.O.'I'.C. DALE The Pig ARONOLD likes trucks, motorcycles and girls. Dislikes Santana A.S. B. and half the teachers. Activities commercial arts. Most memorable the year of 73 and last day of school. Plans kick back for a few years. DARMEN james ARROLLADO likes skiing, music, windy days. Dislikes dishonesty. Activities football, basketball. Most memorable Steven Mark, Lake Tahoe, River. Plans lumberjack. JULIA julie BASSETT likes N.. -,..,,i!l' .Ji .97 I ' is .l . H H .oi MIKE Master BATES likes Duane, the mountains, music. being trusted, people to talk to, and the beach. Dislikes liars and Dislikes Bertha. Activities being told W hat to do. hiost memorable summer of '72' and good times with Duane. Plans college, Med. school. football. M ost memorable Santana, Friday nights. Plans going to Grossmont college. YVE'l I' AUANCNI STEPHEN Ethie AUGUST likes race ears, basketball, girls, racing, right on concerts, drinking beer. Dislikes snobs, school, principal. Activities working on cars. Most memorable Bonneville Utah, working on Mr. Slatinski's rate car, Del Mar fair. Plans workin Votec plastics, go to college. STEVE Steve BALLARD likes being outdoors, living easy. Dislikes city living. Activities living easy. Most memorable, civics in summer school, 73. Plansl would like to graduate from college and find a job working outdoors. CARLA BARNS LYNDA Bunny BULCHONNETT loves bears, strawberries, standing back and watching people, O. B. my freedom, my music, Ted lVlount. Dislikes getting old, dirt. Activities being an artist, chess club, loving. Most memorable ll-3-72, l l-4-72, Soph, junior year. Plans marrying someone special and a long beautiful life. JAMES BAUERS MARLA BEISIGL likes meeting new people, going out with friends 54 having fun, going to Shakey's after games. Dislikes stuck up people. Activities. going to football games. most memorable, high school, being with friends, Miss Climies PE. class. Plans getting diploma, and good job, marriage. BARBARA BAWCUM likes Jim, music, concerts, horses, the country, and Neil Young. Dislikes laziness, and indecision Most memorable 3-29-73, 6-9 73. WILLIAM Jim BEATTY likes natural highs and being free as the wind. Dislikes wearing shoes, shaving, pollution, mosquitoes, SL had thoughts. for my kid. Most memorable keeping all of my wonderful friends. Plans, prom, traveling the states, joing the Air Force 1ROTCj late when l'm l8. PAT BEERS i l ,L, ,,, vw.. y g xx . W, , Q if WW We Q2 X ill 'iSf,2l',if 4,2 AE? bkegla Mo X SQ iw, ww Eefijefw W3 mg -Q was 7 0135 Q30 Qi sgiiwiipibiijiisfgiix lily arf 2.357 299 Mfffwdfbgxigii .QWQM SHARON BIGLER likes Joe, my best friend Denise, mts., snow, warm clothes, cuddling, Girls nite outu. Dislikes the city, loud mouths, cleaning up messes, being told what to do. Most memorable third week of May 73, the Ace , summer of 70, Pine Valley, my ring, Plans living in mts. with TY BLINKHORN likes racing motorcycles, ears at El Cajon Speedway, my Trisport with wheels. Dislikes Civics. Most memorable building house with Building Construction class, 72- 73, 73-74. RITA BING HAM likes Climie's P.E. class, Mr. Guess' film as lit., and Arthur's U.S. History. Dislikes loud noises, sloppy people, Berkibiles bookkeeping. activities going out with Ronny. Most memorable Balboa Park with the Annual photographers, Office Asst. with Miss Blodgett. Plans marry Ronny, living in the mts. JIM Barney BERG ER likes Debbie Henry, sports, Dislikes final exams and algebra. Activities water-polo, swimming, basketball, girl watching. Most memorable after water polo against Granite Hills, Christmas dance. PAM BERGREN DE BORA H Debbie BERTRAM likes jesus, people, animals, and the country, 62. Dislikes self-centered people. Most memorable Sept. 73. Plans being happy living, forever with the Lord, 'wffpfffd MQW!! efifefefwaifefff ' 657 Q QQ ef ee M.. Q sqm WW wfJMMie6,,mi get H L , 44, b Qgglz work 53Qf.ifLWlG,fii KM vii MWMQI :WWJD iris 332' ff Qc of O? ?2Qlg Q 3 Qdfffffl 'Dam Bovvruzeb TONY BLEA ANNA BLOOMFIELD Z .V ' L CHRISTINE Chris BLOUNT likes laughter, mushrooms, mountains, and sunsets. Dislikes societies, rules, and Mondays. Most memorable Mr. Nobles geometry class, and summer of 73, Plans to let life happen. BEVERLY Bev BISHOP likes to sit back and watch people, talk, daydream, privacy, and little children. Dislikes, being watched, smoke and milk. Activities volleyball 2,3,4, basketball l,2,3,4, softball l,Z, powderpuff. Plans temple marriage, large family. MARC Bo BODRIE likes yf8Z, chargers, winning a game, football, motorcycles, auto racing, money. Dislikes Don Horton. liver, Svare, working activities. football 3 years, wrestling l year. Most memorable summer of 71, 72, 73, l l-20-73 Plans air force 3 years, then C.H.P. 14 44 KIRK BOSSERT likes motorcycles, sports, money, fast women, french fries. Dislikes little sisters, spending money, sissys. Activities motorcyles, sports. Most memorable minimum days. RUSSEL BOWEN DAN BOERNER likes Jeanette, photography, motorcycles, desert, music. Dislikes grunt heads, burnt valves, pickled watermelon rinds. Activities var. CC Var. track, annual, Jeanette. Most memorable frosh CC., photo class, shredded paper, Jeannette, Plans racing camels across the Mojave desert. VICTORIA Vic BOYLE likes fast cars, cruisen E1Cajon, Baker Specialls T.B. Dislikes rip offs, b'sers, school. Most memorable good times with V.A. N.lVl. 7-19-73, 9-25-73. Plans having my own apt. living. RALPH Jumping jack Flash BONANZA likes Darcy, Fri. and Sat. nites, surfing, movies, sports. Dislikes algebra, smokers, getting up early. Activities lettered var. track 4 years, C.C. 3 years. Most memorable S.D. indoor meet 73', C.l.F., summer 72'. Plans take it easy, college. 6- RANDY BRANCH TOM T.D. BRANDON likes things that are likable. Dislikes things that are unlikeable including inferior mousetraps etc. Most memorable destroying Watergate tapes. Plans commission, US. Army, U.S. of A., freedom. MERLENE Brat BUSO enjoys being with Todd and family. Dislikes getting up early and Seafood. Activities Office Occupations two years. most memorable, trips to Mexico with Todd and Tinker. Plans business college, and settling down with someone very special. ALFRED jess BRAWLEY likes wine, women and song, dirt bikes, dune buggies, desert, outdoors. Dislikes unfriendly people, broken legs. Activities cross country, T.P. patrol, W.F.O. Most memorable my friends, senior yr. Plans Arizona state, a good time, making money, chasing women. EMA BROWN likes Mrs. Mccluskey. Dislikes waking up about 5:00 in the morning. Most memorable Mrs. Rostart. Plans go to college. i RICHARD Bushman CAMPBELL likes the break, people in general, music. Dislikes work, nothing to do, shaving. Activities, football, wrestling-I0 wrestling-12 choir- l0,l l,l2. class rep-12. Most memorable, the break in 905, Mrs. Good, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Hunter. Plans U.S. Navy. PAMELLA CARPENTER likes boating, horse back riding, and people. Dislikes getting up at 6 a.m. Most memorable M rs. Arthur, Mrs. Vandenburg, Mr. Hastings and the others who helped me. Plans to find my place and be successful in it. VERNEEN Nec-no BRYANT KSALVESONJ likes, drama, art parties, Rodney. Dislikes no car missing friends. Activities, drama, parties, creative writing. Most memorable beautiful people, marriage, Maria Bondonno, Plans, live happily and return to Washington with my husband. JULIE Mademoisellejuju BUCKNER likes people, Allman Bros. music, cows, friends, long hair, life, sleeping, wiggy, being loved. Dislikes mayonnaise, dentists, being lonely, being broke. Activities exaggerating, enjoying, remaining sane, walking into walls. Most memorable, 6-71- 9-73, summer of 7l,72,73, ll-72,4-28-73,11-73, I-74, all my life. Plans various exciting activities. TIIVIOTHY BURI-fSC'I I' likes cruisin', girls, having fun, going to football EZHIHUS, Inot ours.J Dislikes, work, school, and more work. Activities Architectural design contest of 72- 73 and 73-74. Most memorable, my senior year. Plans, the U.S.A.F. MICHAEL Mike BURKETT likes swimming, photography, rifle shooting. Activities, photography. Most memorable, my years at Santana. plans to take a television technology course at Napu JR. college. DAN CARR likes ocean, motorcycles and food. Dislikes bugs. Activities cross country l,2, track l,2,3,4. Most memorable 8-23-71. Plans to close Santee Lakers. 46 Experience Keeps ll Dear School But Fools Will Learn In No 0ther CHRISTOPHER Chris CARROLL likes good times, foxy chicks, antique cars, taking it easy, just living. Dislikes had times, world problems, learning by mistakes, being angry. Most memorable 73 FB. games, my good classes, vacations working on the cars, and all the fun times. Plans go to college, be an Architect, finish restoring my model A. GEORGE Brother CARTWRIGHT.likes the herd, sports, tacos, positive people, beach, having a good time. Dislikes cheap shots, wrinkles, losing. Activities football l,Z,3,4, baseball l,2,3,4, Most memorable Christmas 7l, Senior year. Plans college, becoming rich, a good life. NICKI CHAISSON Dislikes school. Most memorable September of l97l. Plans getting out on my own and working. Franklin TH ERESA Terri Carrillo All I need to live for is this one little minute for life's here and now and Eternity's in it. H.S.R. Most memorable my friend Charlie ll-27-71. CHRISTINA MARIE CARROL likes horsebaekriding, down to earth people, sunshine, grassy meadows, music. Dislikes disliking things, pollution. .Activities I club, graduation comm., prom comm. Most memorable Senior year, Bakerfield 1972, football games, Santana Beach. Plans college, success and happiness. B ! '.'lv JIM CHAPMAN likes mountains, camping and the snow, loves people and God. Dislikes waking up in the morning, broken shoe laces. PSAT, SAT, and ACT. Activities water polo 3, tennis 2,3,4. Most memorable weekend at Palo Rey I0-73. Plans college. ST.-XRL.-X Charlie CH.-XRl,FlSVVOR'l'H likes Joshua, parties, the hearh, M. and A. and our apartment. Dislikes homework, housework. soe's and snohs. Activities football games, Shaki-y's and going plares with Clary. Most memorable Marrl1Z4, I973, Nov. 7, l973. Plans being a gooil mother antl getting a joh, 411 REBECCA Klik CLARK likes animals, art, music, ramping. Dislikes egg plant, salt tablets, ticks, Van Gogh. .fletivities girl scout leader, Explores 312, girls glee Iensemhlel, art 3. Most memorable Nov. 9, lIl.l lth, camping. Plans Revolutionizing the world of cornrnereial art. CHRIS CLARK - TONY CHAVEZ VICTORIA Pickles CHRISTENSEN likes Mr. Gut-55 Film as Lit., Cat Stevens, foxy guys, and Rufus Imy lionl Dislikes P.E., Government, creepy people, and peeping Toms. Activities teachers perp., drama, swim team. Most memorable summer of 73, Plans working, maybe college or marriage. PATTI CHURCH 52' ef I 1, .K I 14 48 RICK Tricky Ricky CO-NSHAFTER loves Kim Lektovich, motorcycles, Harley Davidsons, messing around. Dislikes P.E., Civics, English, manners, accident. Activities: sitting around with K.L., doing nothing. Most Memorable: Summer of '72 I met Kim while playing the drums. Plans: Getting hooked Qmarriedl to K.L. LESTER Rusty CONWAY likes everything. Dislikes snobby people, liars. Activities: life. Most Memorable: August 19, 73. Plans to be a pilot in Marine Corps. ROBERT Bob COOK likes guitar, skindiving, surfing and J.Z. Dislikes Bigots. Most Memorable: Mr. Guess's '73 summer class. Plans: Navy and 4 year college. DEBORAH ANN Dac CLARK likes the Lord, hot chocolate, long hair, vacations, Datsun pickups. Dislikes 5:30 am, physical fitness tests, fat, snobby people. Activities: choir 2-3-4, Ensemble 2-3-4. Most Memorable: my freshman year, spring concert '72, Mardi Gras '73 Sc B.C. Plans: Working, Bible College, marriage. HARRIET COON DIANA Dice CLARK likes beaches, forests, wide open spaces, anything organic and my family. Dislikes Pollution, hate uncaring, thoughtless people. Activities: Gymnastics, ASB. Most Memorable: Marna's baby, and Senior Prom with Boomer. Plans a communal farm with the peoplel love around me. JOE Jojo COON likes Teresa, baseball, football, cars. Dislikes hassles, stuckup people. Most Memorable: 9-24-73 with Teresa. Plans Air Force, marrying Teresa and having a good life. WILLIAM CONDON likes meeting, people, going to parties and Jethro Tull. Dislikes shoes and Hot Beer. Most Memorable: Parking lot parties and the Rolling Stones concerts. Plans: harvest mv plants. CHRISTINA Chris COOPER loves R.L.G., food, happy days. Dislikes sad days. Activities: gymnastics, ASB, Varsity Cheer Frosh 254: Soph class Secretary. Most Memorable: 3-Z2-73, Summer '73, Mr. Beach, Mr. Wilkes, Homecoming Princess SL good times with special friends. Plans marraige and happiness with R.L.G. CLAUDE COSTELLO jIM COUNTRYMAN CINDA Cindy COURTNEY likes everything. dislikes. stuck up people. Activities bowling, horseback riding, church youth group. Plans get a job and get married. Q .Ak Q SETTY CROCKETT likes Vly parents, my horse, people vho laugh alot, God. Dislikes green vegetables, Civics, Mr. 7Vilkes essay test. Activities, iding my horse, going out, going o church. Most memorable 'hil, Tutoring Anne, Oct. 6, 972, art 8th period. Plans live orever and make people laugh! ROBERT CROCKETT MIKE CROWE STEPHANIE Bones COX likes having fun, chark porks, friends. Dislikes waiting, liver, being skinny, people who tell sedets. Activities power puff annual staff. Most memorable. Sr. year, 10-6-73, 73 football games, tping Bcach's house. Plans having fun, college, seeing U.S. ROBBIN CRAIG likes football games, Big Macs, Cat Stevens and rainy days. Dislikes spinach, red Dodge Darts, getting up early. Activities: volleyball, tennis, basketball, softball. Most memorable junior and senior years. Plans 2 year college. LEE Frog CRAWFORD likes Debbie, fast cars, photography and motorcycles. Dislikes dirty vans, price of gas and scratched negatives. Activities cross country and annual. Most memorable meeting Debbie 9- l 5-72, Plans: college and getting rich. 14 - a if . t DEANNE DAVIS likes being outside, the desert. Dislikes getting up early, being pushed into things. Activities tennis team, drama, Sr. class. Most memorable Pine Valley, EC., senior year Mr. Beach. Plans keeping my sanity, going to Alaska. LAURllf Shorty DAVIS likes Garry, being happy, parties, sports. Dislikes closed minds, hassles with mom, tv, no money. Activities l,2, class treas., 2,3 cheer, Gymn. Most memorable good times, CP people, s Sz s with friends, 2-Zl-73, finding one to love. Plans. IC., doing whatever, marry someone special. LYNNITA Dee Da CRUDGINGTUN loves Jesus, K.O.B., my family, friends, country music, green hillsides after a spring rain, walking in the park, hay rides. Dislikes good bys at the airport, being alone, waiting for my 18th birthday, missing someone l love. Most memorable ll-I7-72,2-4,3-11,3 6 of 73. Plansjob, marriage, family. TOM CUMMINS CH ERYL Cherie DEGNAN likes being with my friends, beach, sunny days, banana shakes, mexican food. Dislikes being alone, unhappy people, grouchy people, lies. Most memorable summer of 72'l, Soph Yr. 7-Z5-72, I2-9-72, 5-26- 73, l0-5-73, S.A. friends G.L., V.P. Plansj.C., happy life. KENETH Mac DEHART likes motorcycles. Dislikes flat tires on my motorcycles. Most memorable The day l crashed and burned. Plans to be a millionaire. Dlflilillf DEM KRS likes, Frank, the mountains, ice cream and going to S and A's. Most memorable meeting Frank, and 4- 26-71. Plans. Beauty College, and marriage to Frank. TERRY DESMOND likes going to the beach, friendly people, movies and dancing. Dislikes working late, and staying home. Most memorable summer of '72 meeting Candy. Plans going on to college. 's-,, lfVlfl.YN DEW likes loving Paul, being happy, coming to school morning session. Dislikes not heing with Paul, summer school, minimum days, snotty people. Activities graduating early, having a good time. Most memorable Smithys home flee. class 9-I4-73, 10-31-73. Plans. S.D.S. marriage, living a good memorable junior year, 6-14-71. life. RICHARD DEVINIC likes after school activities, doing things on my own. Dislikes pushy people and that's it. Most Dlflil DA COSTA Dl.'XZ loves Gil. D.ZVI.IJ. likes sunshine, being loved, music, dancing with C.lVl., good times with Y.lVl., loyal friends, coltl nights, being a mother. Dislikes, lies. Activities. AS B. 72'-A73'. Most memorable summer of '7Z' with H.G.l,.,SI1awnM. ll-25-72, having Deanna Nlarie, life and my parents. Plans dental school, 5 boys. LARRY DICUS likes sports, going out with Peaj and Lloyd, and Becky. Dislikes sprints, injuries, casts, and riding the pine. Activities baseball l,2,3,4, football l,2,4. Most memorable summer of 70 and 72 and my friends, Tom. Pete, Vegas, Darmen, Cindy M. and Cindy R. Plans traveling and playing baseball. DIANE DIMAIO likes going to parties, loves Tony, music, listening to Brime stone play and Mrs. Chacez's chilie con carne. - Dislikes Dave Weis, and snotty people. Most memorable ' meeting Tony in 7l , my freshman year and giving birth to Tony J R. Plans going to college to become an R.N. JAM ES Dots DOTY likes sunny days, fun people, back packing, and football games. Dislikes B.R.S., B.M.F., bullies, report cards, and jack in the Box turnovers. Activities, water polo 2, swimming 2,4-, cheerleading, drama and smiling. Most memorable ,lunie Moon and Tavern. Plans to become governor of TJ. CAROLYN DRAPER likes Sam, Chuck, Allan, Danny, Mike, Dave, Bill, and Pat. Dislikes high schools, required courses-mainly biology. Activities UA softball team. Most memorable my first 2 years being at Granite Hills with Bill. Plans continue part time work and maybe Grossmont .I.C. KELLY DRURY ' 0 I fr-WM... --w..... STEPHANY Blue Eyes DIRKES likes Fitz, J.E., C.N., sunrises-sets, rain, fog, water skiing. Dislikes being inside on a sunny day. Activities annual 3-4, Pep Club. Most memorable 9-2- 73, surprise birthday, river, party weekend editor of the yrbk., meeting a certain military brat. Plans living Sc loving life, Fitz. JANICE Chick DITLER loves Don, Coors, slow gin, pine trees, snow, Loggins 55 Messina. Dislikes parents, lectures, not being with Don. Activities parties with D.S. getting together on Znd st. Most memorable 12-8-72, concerts with Don. Plans living with Don and loving. BARRY Tod DORFF likes fishing, being with friends, snow, being outdoors. Dislikes vegetables, work, not being able to go any where. Activities -l.V. football, cross country. Most memorable summer of '72. Plans to live. J ,fl STEVE DUKE likes, motorcycle riding, auto racing, bowling, all of life. Activities, motorcycle riding. Plans Army and just being happy. ELAINE DUPERRON likes camping traveling, concerts, and meeting new people. Dislikes arguments, 6:00 a.m. Activities confusing Mr. Shipman with Audrey, our frosh yr. Most memorable school days with Ty, Aud., Deb., summer of 72, Joe taking me to school, Sr. yr. Plans working, living a happy life. KEN EATON Jw,- qad ..,,,...v.-.-wr ,qu-..... H...-f I M RENO EDI NGTON likes building cars, racing, traveling. Dislikes, trouble, problems. Plans to work and be happy. ,,,..r ' JOHN Dupe DU PREIC likes brown eyes, brown hair water skiing mts., wild outdoors, 'I'.Y. Dislikes being tired, old ears, situations, trouble. Activities var. football, penguin polar bear club. Santana parting comm. Nlost memorable, after homecoming game, after Nl t. Miguel game. Plans live life to its fullest. ALlClA DCR.-XND likesjohn. snow, saber, bowling, green eyes, stuffed animals, motocross, racing. Dislikes being short, double session, john being away. Activities powder puff, Harem, swim team. Nlost memorable good times with john, Barney, Brad, Debbie, Fred, etc. Plans Beauty college, going to Europe. KAREN EARHART likes Dave, concerts, parties, keeping busy, ice cold milk. Dislikes being alone, coming in early, having no money. Activities, volleyball. Most memorable A. B, concert, 9-29-75, Beaclfs and Hunter's class. Plans college, living it up. 'Ns hXa.g N v JAMES JJ. EIRING loves Beth, food, good times, old memories, catsup, working, and utogethernessn. Dislikes moody people, homework. Activities wrestling, waterpolo, drama, swimming. Most memorable 8-1- 73, 8-5-73, meeting B.P. Plans being successful in life. VALDA Val EM ERSON likes music, animals and 'sweet little old people'! Dislikes stubborn band directors. Hates navy! Activities marching band, concert band 3 years. Most memorable, A certain ring, Christmas '73, Plans Dental college, Feb. 4, 1975, Marriage. BOB Eric ERICKSON likesjulie, sportsters, Porsches, Irish Setters, Martins, Gibsons, Arlo. Dislikes cold hearted people, rednecks, white sox and blue ribbon beer, dry spells. Activities, surfing, sailing. Most memorablehlulie, G.C., J.M.l'l., C.R. summer of 73, funky pretty, rock and roll shoes. Plans Georgia. CHRISTOPHER Speed Demon ESCUDERO likes girls and very small parties and money. Dislikes being broke and my brother Robert. Activities hunting, fishing, working. Most memorable getting A's and meeting ravishing chicks. Plans navy and being rich, rich, rich. Also being a dirty old man. H 121.135 it 1 1 gi Q 6 Taz. wen.. if -j fgggggissgy. is H H , Q f f.: W i ... ..., r ' DEBBIE Deb ELLIS likes beach, sunsets, rainy days, strawberry hill, partying at Daves, concerts. Dislikes P.E. teachers, snotty people, authority. Activities, volleyball HA and HBH. Most memorable January 1, 1971. Plans living and loving. TI-I ERESA Baby Walrus ESPARZA likes parents, family, my chosen families, sports, animals. Dislikes liars, bullies, people who use someone to get what they want. .Activities softball. Most memorable, 6-14- 73, 10-28-73 with joe, half of freshman yr. soph yr. Plans Business trade school, marry, work. GREGORY Gregg ELSNER likes, Spain, t.p. wars, going out after parades and football games. Dislikes night time rehearsals, tidcct selling, geometry. Activities marching band and concert band. Most memorable 8- 19-72 to 9-24-72 trip to Spain. Plans Grossmont .l.C. and State. MONIQUE Mo ETCHELECOU likes motorcycles, the desert, camping, horses. Dislikes politics, unsociable people. Activities International Club. Most memorable 1971 prom, Mr. Schaffer's Sociology class. Plans Grossmont college. MARK Red EM BRY likes Fridays, skiing, tennis, school spirit. Dislikes whistles, losing hamburgers, waking up. Activities, water polo 3, tennis 2,3,4. Most memorable C.I.F. tennis 73, 74. Plans college, travel, flying. jANET 'I'insi1e Toothn EVANS likes JCM, 717481, SD, CN, BF, Dillon S.C. Dislikes snobs. Activities volleyball, softball, basketball. Most memorable John C. McKenzie, 7-8-9-1-73, 9-2-73, SJ'S SR. Prom, 1973 football and after games. Plans AF, going back to Dillon to see John. IEAN N If Jeanne If Al i AN ikes Terry, freedom, nature. raveling. Dislikes Santana, estrictions, confusion. Activities, parties, going to the nountains. Most memorable Christmas vacation, fliig Surj, marking lot, ditching class. Plans raveling, possible college, lefinitely freedom. LINDA FEILEN likes True friends, happy people anrl having the most beautiful parents in the world. Dislikes being in love with two guys at once. lVIost memorable, meeting jerry. Plans get married and have ten kids. ijnaws. nl RHONDA Ralph FIGGS likes GILBERT FILES H.G., parties, Hank, Sidney. Dislikes snobby people, busts, school. Activities Banner corp. Vlost memorable, l l-Z3-72. Plans finishing beauty college. LISA FENTRESS. 1'9 CHARLES Charlie FI NC H ER likes everything. Dislikes nothing. Most memorable. getting out of school. Plans to stay away from school. PAUL FERGUSON likes Karate, stocktars, Las X egas and females. Dislikes teachers who try to be comedians. Activities, Golf, snow skiing and ear racing. Plans Law school. KI'iI'IiH FERRELL likes Linda C, motorcycles, flying, most sports, most people, knowing God. Dislikes 5th period French, finals, Ioafers, whistles, getting up at six, tie breakers. Activities, tennis I-4. Most memorable summer 71. Plans, D.A., A.F., going to Australia. WI LLY FIENTEN WILLIAM fitz FITZGICRALD likes Steph, TI, Honda, Dodge, living, being free. Dislikes captivity, socys. Activities, Steph, extra cun'icular, nights, being with Steph. Most memorable, 'I'.I. 69- 70-7l. 8-5-72, 10-I4-72, I0-5-73. mteting Steph, I-30-74. Plans Steph, living, travel, chasing an impossible dream. Cl-IERYL FRFNCH TINA Prince ss FRENCH likes Don, happy people, hax ing fun Dislikes griping people, fish. Activities, choir drill team captain. Most memorable, Nov. 21, 1971 Mission Bav. Plans get married and be happy. GREG FOSTER likes everything. Dislikes posters, wind sprintsu. Activities, football 1,2, and 3, track 2,3. VICKI FRIES likes Johnny, mexican food, partying, and horseback riding. Dislikes stuck up people, onions, and Pat the nark. Most memorable July 7, 1973 and Halloween. Plans, marriage and traveling. KYM FRYE likes music, summer, the ocean, nights, long hair, and smiles. Dislikes assumptuous people and being lonely. Most memorable Edgar Winter concert, good times with friends and CH ERYLE Sherry FOX likes brown eyes, serious talks, the beach, Presidio Park. Dislikes, K.S., speeding tickets, dull people, scary movies. Activities, getting into trouble with Jenny and Nadine! Most memorable, good times with ,I.H., summer of 73', 7-16-73. Plans work as Dental Asst., be happy. 'fbi aw KATHY GASTON likes good friends, music, mountains, green forests, the sea. Dislikes, lies, being told what to do, gossip. Most memorable, 1973, idyllwind, Santee Brothers. Plans moving north, college. . JEWEL GEISER likes going to the desert and riding the dune buggy in the sand, kilo, and dog, and Rover. Dislikes school. MARY DENISE GIESING likes God. Jesus, peace, people. kittens, puppies, horses and good friends, good books. Dislikes war, stuck up people certain people. Activities, choir, library. Most memorable, 12-17-71, 12- 25-72, 1-1-73. Plans teaching and helping people. CARM PIN G EORGIC likes mountains, ocean of clear blue waters. Santee's people. Activities, traveling. Most memorable, bluejay lodge, white christmas. Plans traveling. P.-XUL.-X GERGER likes camping, motorcycles, Neil Young and all ll nieces and nephews. Dislikes babysitting nieces and nephews, brussels sprouts and school. Most memorable-March of freshman year. Plans living a long and happy life. DORTHY GERHART likes Jesus, outdoors, goofing around with friends, zucchini, Granite Springs. Dislikes San Gorgonio, Activities, 1 club, hand corps, band, CSF. Nlost memorable Alfred and jack as brothers, 10-25-72, Pi1ch's Dip, Mt. VVhitney the post, ice cream place. Plans, college, Peace Corps. KAREN GIBSON likes milk, parties, my best friend Kathy, Canada, being born. Dislikes Sparkie, soc's. Office Occ., PE teachers JG, lies, fakes. Activities, BH, drama 1-6, parties with Kathy and Beth. Most memorable 10-14-73, 5-5-73, 11-9-73, Kathy friendship. Plans Canada. ,ri an-X! -us--sw--. in ,f + 7 RON Pancho GONZALES likes sports, food being with friends, having fun, bowling alleys and b-5's. Dislikes flat tennis balls, chocolate ice cream, runnin lines and 7 pins. Activities, tennis 2,3,4 55 bowling. Most memorable, Mr. Beach's history class, 1 1-9-73, and San Jose, Plans College and the Air Force. SABRINA Beani GOODNER likes Doug, flowers, happy faces, sunshine. Dislikes grades, wee morning hours, pessimists. Activities Pep Club pres. Most Memorable 11-18-72, summer of '73, civics. Plans Eternal happiness with Doug, college, CHARLES Chuck GORMAN likes bicycle repair. Dislikes cold food. Activities Band, A.S.B. Plans owning a bicycle shop. 8 MICHELLE SUE Shelly GILSTRAP likes Mts., snow, beach, tacos, music, being with true friends. Dislikes Spanish, two faced people. Activities tennis, basketball, Powder Puff. Most memorable, football games, Mr. Beach's history. Plans IC., traveling. MARTHA GOM EZ HARRY Mike, Moses, Beard GRAHAM likes new faces, cheering, football games, foxy chicks, dances, cooking. Dislikes un-spirited people, 72 Christmas Dance. Activities, c.c. 71, 72, 73 track 71, 72, 73. Most memorable, 73 football games, dances, going 1l'6,' CIF. Plans going 14' gourmet chef, great life. 1 KATHLEEN Ferndock GRIFFIN likes cucumbers, my family, green VW's, peaceful times, friends. Dislikes buttermilk, men drivers, peas not having all the answers, unmentionable people. Activities, sleeping. Most memorable, all close and understanding friends. Plans IC., someone beyond my wildest dreams. RUBICRT Mike C ILTDDE likes bowling, motorcycles, going to the desert, Friday nite football games, Sat. nite poker games. Dislikes driving to school on cold mornings, running out of gas. Most memorable, Robertsorfs history class, jr. SL sr. yrs., I2-70, 6-73. Plans SDSU, become an accountant. -IAllNlllf Hanga HANNA likes surfing, music, girls, crafts, Dalt VVizley. Dislikes stale pizza, getting into trouble, 'lihom McAn and Hornhats. Activities, Co-ed l .l'f., frosh football. Most memorable Wizlclylancl and getting busted with Uncle Kevin. Plans college, and getting old. PATRICI A AN N lf GRIGNANO likes cold weather, teddy bears, pink noses, making people happy, country, mts., 51 F.IC.I,. Dislikes math. limas, people who play with other peoples feelings. Activities Banner Corps, Candy Striping, 7 Separate Fools, conniving with Pam. Most memorable 70-74, Pilclfs dip. KAREN HACKNEY KATHY HACKNFY likes special friends, making people happy, talking, rain. Dislikes goodbyes, being hurt, lee House. Activities gym, Powder Puff. Most memorable Syd IZ-71, Prom 72, Soph. yr., Sr. yr., laughing, tears, fun times with Mary, Dave. Plans college, traveling, getting back with S.R.S. WESLICY Hot Foot HANCOCK likes pizza, girl- watching, making field goals, playing soccer. Dislikes having to smile, losing friends. Activities Var. football Var. basketball, making Felix calls. Most memorable Leadership Conf.. Blyth, making good friends, 'lil'ing Beachls house. Plans putting out fires. JERRY jr. H.-XNNIS likes sunny days, Diane N., holidays. Dislikes rainy days, ZX4, classes. Activities wrestling, tennis. lylost memorable meeting D.N., Sr. yr., out in the quad. Plans i 4 -fra' it e i i working and marriage. TOM BJ. HANSON likes sports, jeeps, blue, 754, eating having good times, parties. Dislikes line drives, getting burned, dull nights. Activities basketball Z,3,4, baseball l,2,3,4, Most memorable E1 Centro, my friends, B.H., L.D., W.H., J.P., T.P., M.A., P.P., Plans college, fighting fires. RICHARD HARPER ERIKA Dutch Chocolate HARREBOM EE likes memories, true friends. Dislikes arguments. Most memorable coming to U.S., prom '73, 6-9-55 TC and gang Hmousie cokes with R. B. and S.A. Plans somebody tall dark and handsome. AUBREY I-IANSON REBECCA Becky HARRISON likes Larry, lifesavers, watching baseball games, ice cream, Ted, donuts. Activities, class officer. Most memorable, 1-4-72, civics with the herd, my friend BJ. being crazy with Diane Hutchings, El Centro, eating oreos. Plans having fun with someone special. DEANNA DeDee HANSON likes, rain, being alone at times and a certain someone. Dislikes 6:00 a.m,, indecisive boys. Activities, gymnastics, student senate, sr. class, pep. Most memorable, Christmas Dance '72 with R. ll-9-69, good times with friends. Plans traveling, meeting people, enjoying life. SCOTT Toasterbrains HARRISON likes photography, the beach and good music. Dislikes War mongers, land- rapists and banana heads. Activities, varsity baseball, nude bowling l,2,3,4. Most memorable, hyfanootin, with big Ned at fonzols nuckle bar. Plans college and travel. HOYT HAR Rl'l l' likes money, Led Zepplin, concerts. mountains, beach. Budweiser, and just about everyone. Dislikes, not much. Most memorable, San Francisco, times in the van with the gang. Plans staying alive. MARY Munchkin HEALY likes Bob lf., fishing, my senior year, Mrs. Millers history, camping in Black Canyon. Dislikes slow walkers, cabbage, frowns, civics. Activities. swimming, football, telephone. Most memorable, 4-Z9-69 7-21- 73, 9-8-73, ll-673, Plans j.C. f?,.a ,,gH .IAN HARRl'l l' loves Keith Satterfieltl and being with Keith. Likes concerts, friends. charger games with Y.L., 76419, ancl Lance Alworth. Nlost memorable 2-23-24-72, 6-4-73, all first experiences, and meeting 'llim Rossovich. Plans, marrying Keith and being happy. CATHERINE Cathy HARTIN likes being with Dale, camping, swimming. Dislikes being away from Dale, having nothing to do. Most memorable, 10-Z-71, Mr. Beach's class, civics with Mr. Gilliam and Mr. Hastings, Michelyne's Dpel. Plans marriage to Dale, a happy life. business college, work. 'qv iiwdb' ,. Dl'fBBll'T HARTPICNCI-I likes Rich, the snow, the beach, football games and Sat. nights. Dislikes arguments, being bored. Activities, AS B commissioner of finance, pt-ppyl' pep club. Most memorable, Christmas Dance, Prom of 73. 9-12-72, good times with SU. Plans college and a happy and fulfilling life. CINDY Haystacker HASTING likes men. money. getting away with things twice. Dislikes being hurt and getting in fights with K.C. Activities to numerous to mention. Most memorable, senior vear, mv first date with M.C. and I0-Z8-73. Plans receiying the Nobel Prize. DAWN HA'I I'ON likes camping, the mountains, horses, spring mornings. Dislikes my impatience, selfish people. killing of any kind. Most memorable, 6- 15-72, IZ-Z7-72. Plans going to college and owning ranch. P STAN I-IELENSCI-IMIDT likes hockey, the mountains, the beach, ice skating, snow. Dislikes smog, finals, grouches. Plans going to college and study architecture. DEBBIE I-IELSEL DAVE HELSEY likes auto-shop, Working and just about everything. Dislikes school. Activities, pool. Plans boot camp. STUART The Count HENDERSON likes the snow, Beethoven. Most memorable, Nebraska 73, CP Plans, IC. living. .IANICE HENNESSEY likes all kinds of sports, riding, camping. Dislikes liver, uppity people. Activities, going places. Plans to be a secretary. VVILLIAM I-IESKETH LARRY HIGGINS SUSAN Marie I-IILLENBRAND likes blue eyes, sunshine, certain suffer, Baker's specials. Dislikes getting in trouble, pickled pigs feet. Activities, powder puff, snow cone fights. Most memorable, causing Utroubleu with Lynda, Sunbeam Lake. Plans living in Denver Colorado. .1 'HSM gr' JENNIE HI NKLE likes a good nite out , boats, talks with Cath, concerts, soft pillows, Todd. Dislikes overdoers, waking up, needing money. Activities, homecoming court, sports, A.S.F. student. Most memorable, C.P. people, Finland, Fri. Sc Sat. nights. Plans, let the good times roll , travel. DENISE niese HODGES likes T.V., margaritas, partying with friends, beach, being along. Dislikes, hangovers, stuck up people. Activities, freshman yr. class off. powder puff, annual staff. Most memorable, my backyard, Tecate, C.P. people, S.C. soph yr. Plans my own 7-l I, living at the beach, traveling with .l.P. PATTY HODGES likes boys, my friends, motorcycles, racing, dune buggys. Dislikes wind, getting hurt on my bike. Activities, giving teachers hard time. Most memorable, Oct. l9, 72, speed buggy. Plans medical college. MARY suki HOLT likes privacy, back packing, music, horses, ice cream, hairy legs. Dislikes shots, tapes, the big G. Activities, Sunday races, Sat. nite, much out, weekends with V, M, B, E, C, T, etc. Most memorable, MX Superbowl 72, 73, 6-24-73, Thrillseekers, Vikki, barefeet. Plans, college. LESLIE HOOD likes ice cream, football games, and just having fun. Dislikes rude people. Activities JV cheer, gymnastics l-4, pep club. Most memorable, my sophomore year, and all the good times with CH SL BK. LYNDA hot lips HOULIHAN loves-lesus, smiles, my grabber blue bomb, blond hair, sunshine, surfers, 3 stars, my 2 families, flowers, dreams. Dislikes VW's, Ralphs. Activities, Pdr. puff, C.L. Most memorable, my Norwalk Kings, Big Bear 72 Sc 73, l-l.L., S.H., M.Cy., R.W., Coco's. Plans Eternal Life! TOM HOULIHAN likes wildlife, camping, fishing, sunnydays, fine arts. Plans go into the Navy, college, conservation school and be a ranger. GLEN HOPKINS DAVID Hummer HURIERICKHOUSE likes backpacking, Donna, friends, being a Christian, riding my motorcycle. Dislikes work. Activities C.S.F., Campus Life. Most memorable summer of 72 . Plans college and a good happy life. KATHLEEN HUNT likes the Mezop mountain man, old things, arrowhead, strange people, silver lined clouds, mountains. Dislikes too many people, destructive campers, roaches fboth kindsj. Most memorable Granite Springs, Bermuda, grandma, Mt. Whitney Plans backpacking from Canada to Mexico. SHARON SUE HUSSEY likes children, having fun, going places, meeting people, true friends. Dislikes phonies, people who pre-judge others. Activities church, going to games. Most memorable, Mexico 72- 73. Sr. year, Plans a happy family someday. CH ERYL Mom HUSTON likes someone, enchiladas, KLL, Helma, Friday night, -and the kids. Dislikes liars, weekends, frizzies. Activities Sr. class officer, pep, gymnastics. Most memorable Phoenix, leadership conference, Disneyland, R.H. football, Ujacksu, owning my own McDonalds. DIANE HUTC HINGS likes sunshine, smiles, puppies, my family, oreo's, a good laugh, friends. Dislikes peas. Activities JR. and SR. class officer, annual staff. Most memorable leadership con., being crazy with Becky, friends with Anita and Susi, Mr. Hare's class. Plans j.C., living each day with a smile. REX Little Ralph HYPES likes the beach, sports, food, stubby's photo class, money. Dislikes G.W., onions, bird, and lines. Activities football 1, basetball l,Z, baseball l,2,3,4, Most memorable, DoW's drafting, Plans work and gain weight. THOMAS Coach INESON likes good friends, good and good times. Dislikes being cold, tired and hungry, rip offs, Activities racing scooters, football, Women, P.T.A. and wising off. Most memorable, George's pool, going sideways in a little red sports car. Plans living in my own with my own. EILENE IRVING likes Jesus, my brothers 86 sisters in Christ, and you! Dislikes when Satan keeps people from being close to Jesus. Activities, fellowshiping, sharing the love of Jesus with others. Most memorable letting jesus into my life. Plans to be taken by Jesus. BOB Whirlwin IRWIN likes stale pizza, Leon Russell, Yosemite, Stones, young ladies. Dislikes rednecks, horse girls, Sultans, and bears. Activities co- ed volleyball, getting loaded, partying! Most memorable Disneyland, Jolly Ox, being Bozo. Plans invent a boneless lemon. TAMMY ISOM likes parties, summer, talking, mountains, Mr. Shafferis class. Dislikes rednecks, people who shoot the bull, being unhappy, hassled by the law. Most memorable S.I. with K. H., the desert, talks with Stacy. Plans moving with S.F., model or airline stew, living a happy life. Though we leave in sorrow, All our ioys are gone. e can face tomorrow, Knowing that we'll ever all: Alone. RICHARD JACKSON likes traveling, bicyling, D.V., N.P.S., G.'l'., YOS., lVl,R., Winnieing. Dislikes next door neighbors, dogs, gasoline shortage. Most memorable: Winter '72, Easter '7l. Plans: learn to ski, fly, College. WILLIEJAQUES DEBORAH Buizzy Buzz-Buzz JEWELL likes rain outdoors, friendly people, T.P. parties, football games. Dislikes homework, uppity people, liars, boring classes. Activities, Girls League, Harem, Pep, l club. Most memorable Homecoming, Christmas Dance, Hoystory Student Gov't. PlansJ.C. then nursing. GAIL E. PangaJOHNSON Most memorable: Changes of mind-heart, summer vacations, Julian Rongbranch Bar, PE classes, meeting a cougar, partying, sr. year, OLD and new friends. Of course you are my bright little star. . . CELESTE JON ES likes sun, beaches, snow, laughter, love, and tacos. Dislikes anger, hurt feelings, quicksand, and earthquakes. Activities, Explorers Post, A.F.S. and Campus Life. Most memorable Summer of 73,Jesus, Bob, Col, R., and camping. Plans Gross. J.C., help people and God. CH ARLENE 'lPete JONES likes all my friends and teachers who helped me so much. R.M. Dislikes paperwork, money grubbers and bossy people. Activities, Marching Band, Concert Band and C.S.F. Most memorable my Senior year. Plans to go to U.C.S.D., medical school and become a doctor. CHRISTINE Chris JONES loves Paul, Jesus, open wilderness, wine, sunshine, and life. Dislikes missing Paul, loneliness, phoney people. Activities, Campus Life, A.F.S,, and the post. Most memorable, Summer of 73. Plans living each day to its fullest, travel, medicine. DIANNE JONES likes Tom, mexican food, scary movies, going out. Dislikes staying home and windy days. Activities, J.V. and Var. Cheer, Homecoming, Powder Puff. Most memorable, Homecoming, l0-l9- 72, Cheer, Good times with Teresa. Plans College, Work, Marriage. GEORGE JONES LEONARD Leonardo JONES likes girls, old trucks, and having fun. Dislikes Mr. Henry lSugar Bearl, homework. Activities, everything. Most memorable, Mardi-Gras 1973. Plans College. CH ERYL ANN COX JOSE loves husband David, being happily married and our pontiac. Dislikes arguing. Activities, doing everything with David. Most memorable: Oct. 20, 1973, Dec.15, 1971, Mar. 3, 1973. Plans having a happy marriage and children. KATHLEEN ANN Kathy JOSE likes camping in the desert, weekends, traveling, snow. Dislikes arising at 6:00 AM, working, staying home. Activities, Blaring out the neighbors with my radio, and being obnoxious. Most memorable, Mrs. Smith's Home Ee. classes, Mr. Beaclfs class jr. SL sr. year. Plans work. LARRY Big LarJOSLIN likes playing my banjo, reading my Bible, telling Buck Navaro Space Ranger stories. Dislikes getting sick, and broken guitar strings, freeze plugs, and flat tires. Most memorable Debra Sue June 16, '72. Plans to be a missionary. . q, X Nazism...-If 3-.V K., , ., . 1 f. gif 7, f I Q IS M wg ,,,, . if ., E, ..,,.... i. c al ...I .. 'P , . 7 V r 4 migtiw ':'i' It ii. 1. JENNIFER Jenny JOSEPH likes talking, eating, music, laughing, Disneyland, memories 72. Dislikes dull nites, getting caught, frizzy hair. Activities Banner corps, soph class officer. Most memorable Mrs. Kennedy's Jr. English class, Sat. nite races, prom 73 Banner, CTP partiesJ, Plans Dental assistant. KEITH MICHAEL PATRICK KELLEY likes ES., Chevys and Power Mech. Dislikes English and Rector. Activities, Student Assembly. Most memorable, building the car in P.lVI. Plans to be a car mech. CINDY KELSCH likes being with friends, McDonalds, baby hippos, pizza, strawberries, camping, dancing, snipes. Dislikes being late, homework, snobs, loneliness, getting up early, liver. Activities GIF. Most memorable going to football and basketball games, P.E. class 72-73. Plans college, marriage. OHN KENNEDY ANNA KIEFER RANDY KIPP ROBBIE KNIGHT likes green grass, music, the mountains, and kicking back. Dislikes rednecks cigarette smoke, colds. Activities, Crafts, and the local Santee meetings. Most memorable: Graduating from school, English with Mrs. Good Plans Travel, evading the draft moving out of Scenic Santee ' KOEING 5' CH ERYL Chey KOLESAR likes jim, yellow mountains, Beach and Sat. nights. Dislikes being bored. Activities, gymnastics, j.V. 51 Var. Cheer, powder puff. Most memorable, Homecoming, I0-I9-72, good times with Cindy, Cheer camp. Plans Dental Asst., being happy. marriage. -an 'C' GARY Ski KREMINSKI likes girls. the beach, good friends. Dislikes stuck-up girls, Friars Rd., Cyrahalva, broken bones. Most memorable, Oct. 28, I972, .Ian 1973, 10-6-72, Christmas of 72. Plans College, business, making a lot of money. CYNTHIA Cindy KRUG LE likes friends, Jim, smiles, being johns little sis, P.H.P. Dislikes hassles, homework, tears, S.S.S. Activities, Drama, football games, Shakey's, talking to Wendy. Most memorable, Santana, Drama parties, l2th grade, times with R.S., JW, ML, 12-Z2-73, my home. Plans Find my place in life. WAYNE LANGEVIN likes camping, dune buggys, playing pool, Karen. Dislikes grades, tests, ASB people on the loud speaker. Activities, playing pool, riding dune buggys Most memorable, meeting kid, metals shop. Plans to become a machinist and get married to Karen someday. KATHY LARSON JIM LAUDER NANCY KUSS likes Saturday mornings, cats, music, funny people, thunderstorms. Dislikes alarm clocks, cold mornings, P.E. testing, washing dishes. Activities C.S.F. Most memorable, Mr. Beach's history class. Plans College, traveling to France Csomedayl. ERIC LAUNDRIE MICHAEL Mike LANG likes traveling, good friends, music, girls, parties, art. Dislikes egotistical dumb people. Activities, skiing, tennis, soccer, AFS. Most memorable Year in the USA. Plans more traveling, college, art related work. SUSAN Frosh LAWLEY likes smiling people, being with friends, laughing, tall people, T. Ping, Friday nite games. Dislikes peanut butter, worrying, Mr. T's Am. Gov't class. Activities, 4 years swim team. Most memorable, I-Ioystory, '72-'73, Student Gov't, '73-'74, Plans college, psychology major, get rich. TANYA LAY likes almost everything, especially my friends. Activities, brownies. Most memorable Chet Harritt gang, Cardiff, all the good and bad times. Plans Humboldt and talking with the big man. DEBBIE Deb LEHMAN, Activities Senior senator, Student Assembly, Track and C.C. scorer, CSF, Tennis team, l, Pep, Chess Club. Most memorable jr. Sr. years, summer of '73, receiving letter as track scorer, good times with Tracy lsisl, Coach Findley and friends. Plans j.C. onto S.D. state or Business world. HELM A GLORIA Darkcireles LEITLEIN loves Jesus, Joel SUNshine, my Norwalk KINGS, SB, rain, 4stars, dreams, ramp, people, sharing, Coco's, fun, Clowns. Dislikes Ralphs Sc Rubyns. Activities, ASB-3,4, trouble. Most memorable, Living End 71 81 72, l2f29f7l 72, camp, 2f27f73. Plans licence, going HOME! JAN Boosh LEONARD loves my Dave, parties, drinking Wild Mountain Wine with Dave. Dislikes Rednecks. Activities, Being at Daves, smiling. Most memorable, May 28, May 31, June I, all July, Nov 3, Parking lot, all parties. Plans Marriage, happiness. CHRISTINA LESLIE COLLEEN LEWIS PHILLIP LINDZEY i . ' I5 3 wg . V 5I 5fV l1l...:av- . I - I , 1 . 'f..I. 2i'l'4E5: 192' i5gg:.Jp no W4 ,J , ,.,..f.-..- l KNOW my Biology book is in here somewhere! O in GINA Jean LORD likes friends, happiness, rain, the beach at nite. Dislikes being alone, inconsiderate people. Activities ditching with C.D. Most memorable, Patches, 5-18- 7Z, l 1-6-73, 6-ZZ-70 Christmas dance 72, 73 best friends with Cherie, the break, good times with friends. Plans living life, traveling. JAM ES Jim LOWERY likes sports, the beach, tacos, girls and the herd. Dislikes fat coaches, sprints. Activities football 2-3-4 basketball, Z, baseball l,2,3,4. Most memorable, senior year and Don's drafting. Plans college and coaching. ARMANDINA ROSE Chico LOZA likes crafts, home dec. fwhen there's a sub.l Reno, his roadster. Dislikes stuck-upls, horses that rear-up. Activities, baseball, basketball with Reno, going out with Reno, Most memorable, the night of Mardi Gras K'72 , See See and Terri in home dec. Plans college, growing up. KAREN LOVELAND likes, cherry pie, the mts. spaghetti, Disneyland, my friends, CDH, curly hair. Dislikes crutches wind, long legs. Activities, AS B- 3,4, pep club. Most memorable, homecoming, Christmas dance 72, leadership conf. 73, GK, RS, Hoy, Fri. nites, my freshman friend. Plans JC, being short. JANICE DIANE Dee LOWE likes Alaska, KCHS, Mr. Beach's jokes, playing rummy with D.B., S.H, and his cars, Santee's Sunsets, joe c0ol's beets. Activities, JR. class officer, library club Pres., l club Most memorable, Sr. yr., Utotem with K.H. 1146-73,CjJ, summer of 71, Plans college, physical therapy. AMATT LUTACK MIKE Sugar cookies LYONS likes good food. nice legs. fast cars, all sports and jungle ball. Dislikes cold morning and squirrelly freshmen. Activities. var. water polo. M ost memorable, lst place JN. water polo. Plans army and police Work. PAMELA Pam M.-XPFS loves God, Clark Gable. children. music, biology, Dislikes physical fitness tests, prejudice. Activities orchestra, consultant staff. student senate. graduation comm., C.S.F. M ost memorable summer of 73, Mr. Beach's history class, football games. Plans San Diego State, become a pediatrician. 1054 f J .gi if ,rmffi xl :XNFT ,lay M ARTINEZ likes bike riding, swimming, beach driving. Dislikes chinese food. Activities. Illllllf. Most memorable summer of 73 , Debbie Diaz for being one of the kindest persons to me when l first came to Santana. Plans to be a St't'rt'Iary, raise children. so, . DUANE Cisco Kid MADDUX likesjuli, surfing and cariff, on a good day. Dislikes living in Santee, goons and a fat english teacher. Activities, staying alive. Most memorable, having an elephant for an english teacher. Plans college and moving to Cape St. Francis. LOUANN Dip M ADDUX likesjesus, Mike wintertime, sitting by a warm fireplace with that certain someone. Dislikes vegetables, hot weather, snobbish people. Activities. volleyball, just having fun doing whatever comes up. Most memorable, getting saved. and june 71 . Plans happy life shared with Mike. THERESA MAGERS CINDY MARTIN likes good music, dancing, cruising with Y.M. and dancing with D.D. Dislikes 12 P.M. Activities J.V. cheer, gymnastics, powder puff. Most memorable good times cheering with Cheryl, Soph and Senior yrs. KEITH Vern MARTIN likes foxy chicks, my parents, my horse, general loafing. Dislikes Mexican foods, my stomach, stuck up broads, work. Activities cross country, track. Most memorable 3-19-72, track 73, being a senior. Plans college, owning my own ranch. JAMES Steve MARTINSON likes money, skinny blondes with blue eyes, swimming, chocolate chip cookies. Dislikes chemistry test, math tests, fig newtons. Activities, water-polo. Most memorable, Cathy, Dindy, Kim, Robin, Denise, Sue, Ann, Jan, Mrs. McClure! Plans to become a dentist, be rich and marry a blonde. ARM ANDO Hit the hole MARQU EZ likes football and friendly people, music. Dislikes losing to E1 Capitan, prejudiced people. Activities, football flirt. Most memorable, football U73-74 , losing to El Cap. senior year. Plans go to J.C., then to State College. KARL MARX likes racing motorcross, riding bikes, girls. Activities, racing motorcycles. Plans working constructions. CARL MCBRIDE likes motocross, girls, parties, having friends like Vicki, Mary. Dislikes bike not starting, no money, Yamahas. Activities, Frosh football, track, 1-5-73,Aracing bikes. Most memorable, 7-15-73, undoing after hitting huskey fouchl meeting Tripes. Plans buying Cz Honda-becoming 250 expert. CHUCK MCCLAIN KATHY MCGEE likes writing to R., concerts, holidays, friends. Dislikes getting up early, smog, Nixon, Susan. Activities, thinking up good excuses, plotting ways to get rid of my neighbor, -I.L. Most memorable, weekends in riverside, my wierd sister. Plans, discover Flaggstaff, invent a Pres. with brains. Bff'l'H ANNE MCGINELY likes true friends, my family, wine, the beach, RB, flowers talks. Dislikes being hurt, untrue friends, hassles. Activities, frosh class off., ASB, Pep. Most memorable 9 8a l0tl1 grade, football, basketball, ucsb. RB, AM, KA, ML, ll-Z2-71, 8-30- 73, ll-5-73, I2-28, 29, 73. Plans living a happy life. SHANE Mac MCINTOSH likes D.O., keg parties, little green plants, Jethro Tull. Dislikes running sprints, stuck up people, Bertha. Activities, Var. football, parking lot patrol. Most memorable, meeting D.O., river trip 1973. Plans getting out of school. RALPH MCKFE SUSAN lVlCKl':RRlHAN likes mountains, music, good movies, crafts, days off. Dislikes Kathy comments, smoke, lacking sleep. Activities, tennis choir, Most memorable, friends S and K,, embarrassing sin film, beach trips 73' dumb jokes. Plans to be a school teac. live in the country, DAVID MCKINSEY likes mountains, forests, open spaces, motorcycles, trucks. Dislikes cities and crowds of people. Activities, cross country, track. Most memorable, 'I'.P. coach's house. Plans to move to Wyoming. ANN MCLAUGHLIN likes good times, mountains, the river, Ohio. Dislikes vegetables, getting up early, good-byes. Activities camping, getting to school. Most memorable, Aug. 73, football, Friday nights, 9-28-73. Plans college and being happy. TODD todeleedee IVICLAUG H LIN likes good high times with friends. mountains, fine food, Mr. Hughes, and ul- H. Dislikes crowded parties, unfriendly people, rednecks, dishonesty. Activities, socializing. Most memorable, Palomar, backpacking. Plans vacationing, MELINDA NitWit MCNITT likes Felines, mountains, beautifying El Cajon, butterflies. Dislikes Am. Gov., Spanish 4, getting up early. Activities, Wouldn't you like to know? Most memorable, Hoystory, Wilkes class 73. Plans college. CINDEE MELSON likesjesus, parents, hiking, camping, the beach, the mountains, Mexican food, color blue, and ff7. Dislikes saying good-bye to friends. Most memorable 5-30-73, Bob Harrington Crusade, and my Senior year. Plans living for jesus. DEBORAH Debbie MILLER likes having a good time, parties, and weekends. Dislikes school, arguments, and being unhappy. Activities, living. Most memorable, Summer of 7l and 72 . Frosh. and Soph. year with Elaine and Tycene. Plans having a happy life, KAREN Mother MILLER likes Strawberry short cake Sc my two brothers, Dislikes big parties, working at A 81 W and yellow firebirds. Activities, Pumping gas Most memorable, the dayl met D.B, 54 a Childhood with T.L. Plans HLiving a good life. LINDA MILLER MARK MILLER 'X PATRICIA Trish MILLER likes Rick, playing pool, friendly people, woodchuck and Lake Shasta, pizza. Dislikes people who think they're better than others. Activities, playing pool, shooting and motorcycle riding. Most memorable, Oct. 29, 1973. Plans having a life of love with Rick. The 0nl a To Multipl Happiness Is To Divide lt Scherer RUSS MILLER ' 2 ay You Live All Th Oi Your Life TERESA Shortie MILLER likes Jesus, people, sad movies, football players. Dislikes snobs and pushy people, saying good- bye. Activities, Banner Corps. Most memorable, 73-74, Bus trips with Banner Corps SL Band, Mr. Beach's class, lZf30f73. Plans Business College, and a happy life. TIM G.W. MILTON likes Candi, Beth Anne, etc, first Sz sec. per. drafting class, Fri. nights, parties and good times with friends. Dislikes work, snobby people and B.W.'s. Activities, Karate, swimming, tennis, and working at Caesars Restur. Most memorable, 4 yrs. of high school, Friday nights with good friends, I0fl9f73. Plans Grossmont JC, working. DANIEL MOLINE likes sports, cars, girls. Dislikes Chinese food, prejudiced people. Most memorable Mr. Beach's class. Plans Bartender. TRACY ANNE MORGAN likes friends, teachers, and listening to people. Activities, A.S.B. 3 85 4, Student Sen. 25: Assem., S.F. Relations Com., Drug Sem., C.S.F., Senior Coms. Most memorable, Freshman-Senior years, C.I.F., D.A.R. School., Ms. Spaulding, Mr. Shipman, Mr. Henry 51 Sweet Legs. Plans: C.S.U.S.D., become a geography teacher. MCIHAEL MUNS PATRICK Mexican Patricio MURGUIA likes Beach, 10-31- 72, riding bikes, bowling, Santee Drive-in. Dislikes not being liked, stuck-ups, no one to talk to. Activities, cross country 9- 18-70, track I-3-71, track 1-3-73. Most memorable, I0-31-72, 6-I0-73 when I broke the school IV. 2 mile record. Plans to take over U.S. for Mexico 85 having a happy life. SUSANNE Susy MOORE loves Mike Neal, weekends, pizza, pistachios, Mikes car when it ran. Dislikes cold mornings, going to Chicago. Activities, Spending time with M.N., talking. Most memorable, Sat. nites, Disneyland with Mike, last summer. Plans JC, work, get married. YVONNE Nonnie MORRIS likes ocean, full moons, nature, dancing, music, long walks. Dislikes moving, leaving friends. Activities, advertising business manager for Consultant, Banner Corps. Most memorable, meeting Ernie Howarth, Banner Corps, Mother Goose Parade, T.P. parties. Plans marriage and being happy. SUSAN Sue MURRAY likes the beach, sunshine, holidays, concerts, movies, C.T., friends SL friendly people. Dislikes cold weather, staying home, people who lie, school! Most memorable August 26, C.M. and J.D., june 1973, Graduation Day June 13, 1974. Plans to live a life of happiness and love! MARK Skeater MYSAK likes Betty, sports, beating Sam in lnterceptions. Dislikes being broke. Activities, football, tennis. Most memorable Betty, and knowing Steve Arrollado. Plans, be happy with 'KBet. MICHAEL Mike NEAL loves Susy Moore, Sat. nites, pizza, working on VW's, drafting. Dislikes civics, health, my wrecked up '62 merc. Activities, track, being with Susy. Most memorable: Sat nites, Disneyland with S.M., breaking track records, drive- ins. PlansJC, work, marry Susy. CAROL Sweet Caroline NEIDIGH likes life's simply pleasures, being busy, music. Dislikes inconsiderate, gossipy people, being alone. Activities, tennis, 73-74 annual staff, office work. Most memorable, Friday 13th, 1973, good times with T.Y. and T.1. Plans doing whatl want, Secretarial work, JC. DIANN Di NELSON likes football, camping, and my friends. Dislikes staying home, being bored. Most memorable, freshman year, SF, LW, and P.G. Plans Nursery school teacher. 'Y -any hen You et To Th End I Your Bop - Tie Knot And I-lang 0 elk I V , wr , i ' s My is GUY Guido UTT likes wine women, song, hassling subs. teachers, R rated flicks. Dislikes Adv. Comp.. liaircuts, Mr. Findleyfs Ifconomics class, lVlarty's party. Activities IV. baseball, Var. baseball, taking life easy. Most memorable EI Centro 3flf73, 74, first moving violation. Plans college hiking Cluring the summer. RICK NICHOLS DAVID Nicky NICKERSON likes anything and everything. Activities football 1,2,3, track l,2, wrestling l. Most memorable psychology class. Plans live and be happy. CINDY legs NIFZMAN likes Bob, desert, four wheeling, sunsets, I .F., SD., small parties. Dislikes liver, waiting, rain, stuck up people. Activities softball, volleyball, annual staff. Most memorable 9f2f73, 9f3f73, Sloan Canyon with Bob, Senior yr., llfl9f73. Plans Grossmont College, traveling, marriage. LINDA NOWAK ROBERT Bob OAKLEY likes ditching school, parties, football games, driving fast. Dislikes going to school, Monday mornings, working, snobs, civics. Activities having fun, 'I'.P. Mr. Beachls house. Most memorable summer of 73, Christmas dance 70, Senior yr. Plans school, work. TOM OS B L' RN SHARON OTT likes Randy, Disneyland, snow, letters, blue, the Beatles. Dislikes getting up early, hot weather, saying goodby. Activities Senior class Vice President, pep club. Most memorable Christmas dances, good times with D.l-I., summer of 73. Plans college, long happy life. RAY PARCEL likes sports, football. Dislikes stuck up people. Activities Varsity, J.V. football. Most memorable playing Varsity football. Plans Air Force CH ERYL PARKER MIKE PARSON SAM Brillog Bones PADILLA likes beach, girls, all my friends, sports. Dislikes cheapshoters, in football, sore necks, pain, Spanish homework, silver tooth. Activities football 1-4, basketball 1-4, baseball 1. Most memorable eating at Jack's after games fthe herdj, football 73-74. Plans college, coaching. DEBI Clod PARVIN likes frogs, blue, laughing, weekends with friends, O.B., rain J.T. Dislikes soc's, fights. Most memorable ,l.T., 3-1-71 thru 11-6-73, year 72, one special family, good times, with Dana, Debbie. Plans happiness, marriage, nursing. CARLA PAKULA likes having good times with B.B., T.N., sewing, going to the beach. Dislikes getting up early, double dating with peoplel dislike. Activities ,l.V. cheer. Most memorable 4-30-72. 8-24-73. my sophomore yr., going to El Centro with Bob's family. Plans living a happy life. JULIE Gong PAUL likes mts., traveling, living, parties, chocolate, memories. Dislikes getting up, smog, diets, bad moods, getting lost. Activities Var. Cheer, annual staff, powder puff. Most memorable C.P. gang, spying good friends, cheer, Blythe, L.A. trip, Marine St., 5- 23-71. Plans Grad., travel with D.H. ROBERT PEACOCK 4 f . v, . . my gl P MICHELYNE Mike PERRY likes going camping, the beach, money and friendly people. Dislikes unfriendly people, being alone, having nothing to do and bell peppers. Most memorable summer of 73. Mr. Beach's history class and Mr. Hastings civics class. Plans traveling, work, and being happy. ALEATHA PEARL BOB PFOH L likes surfing, chevys, food, beagles and friends. Dislikes fords and losing bets. Most memorable summer 70,9- 21, Sr. Yr. Plans college, fighting fires, and staying single. PAMULA pam PECK likes going places with brothers, friends, partying, Val Watts, Linda Feilen, Allen C., Rod Dickerson. Dislikes fighting with family, being bored, school. Activities band H70-7l -72 737. Most memorable Christmas dance 72 , summer 73 . jan. 19,74-,being,inl'.'I.. Ueach's class. Plans undecided, marriage. ADRIAN mexican PERRARIZ likes good people, good times, beautiful things. Dislikes phoney people, bad times. Activities, marquee keeper, super fan, golf, student assembly. Most memorable, pie eating contest, and Christmas Dance. Plans to go and help some people out somewhere. RICK PEREZ loves Becky, playing music and my guitar. Dislikes being without guitar, Plans to make good life for Becky and I. A Friend Is Someone Who Dares To Dream Your Dream With You JOHN PHlPPS likesjesus, and almost all things. Dislikes my bad moods, seeing people without God. Activities my church, and staying right with God. Most memorable my life as a Christian. DEBBY Pick PICKERING likes E.H., the mountains, the beach, people who smile, mushrooms, jack in the Box's hamburgers, Mr. Hastings psychology class. Dislikes stuck-up people, spinach, getting up in the morning. Most memorable getting in trouble with Beth and Debi, ditching school, running out of gas in O.B. SHELL Hippie PIERCE likes Debbie moms , spaghetti, parties, reading, hitchhiking, and animals. Activities class pep., Pres. Chess Club. Most memorable summer of 1973. Plans college, travel marriage. REBECCA Becky-Pilch PICLHER likes craziness, laughter, soft white clouds, Christ, new places, the Wild Outdoors. Dislikes saying goodby, invasions of privacy. Activities AFS, CSF, Campus Life. Most memorable Post 312, K'My Dip , 11,5-72, afternoon with the boys. Plans sharing His Truth and Medicine. 3 GREGORY PHIPPS TODD PITTMAN likes water skiing, surfing, hunting, Mexico, being with Merlene. Dislikes Mr. Knox's psychology class, losing at a card game. Most memorable teaching Merlene to get up on skis. Plans going to xl.C. for Business courses, settling down with Merlene, jensen Marine Mart. TIMOTHY Beatle PLANTE likes sports, drinking, people parties. Dislikes some people. Activities football, basketball, tennis. Most memorable different people, 'l.V. basketball, knowing S,A. as a friend. Plans good life, working and maybe getting married, driving cars. PATRICIA 'l'ricia POC H U R EK likes Vvoody, strawberries, carnations, and friendly people. Dislikes snobby pushy people, and being late. Most memorable meeting Woody at football game. Plans a Happy life with Woody. BETH POLLUCK likes camping, mountains, football games, Weekends. Dislikes inconsiderate people, fights, doing nothing. Activities Powder Puff. lVlost memorable Jr. SL Sr. year. Plans traveling and being happy. . .... if ,S . PENNY POND likesjimmy, my dog Shamash, getting high, going to concerts and -laguar cars. Dislikes school. Most memorable meeting klimmy and Dinah my best friend. Plans owning a black Jaguar. '50 RICHARD Rick POWELL likes snow, driving, mountains, meeting new people, being single. Dislikes summer '73, running out of gas, Barney, kids. Most memorable Sr. yr. 73-74, good times with CM., CK., A.:., V.R. Plans working, traveling. ROBERT Bob PRAY likes people and Wlashington. Dislikes Red lights and speed limits. Plans college learning to ski. GAYLE PRESSLEY likes music, stars, dark nights, Leon Russell, riding on sportsters. Dislikes reds, sheriffs. Most memorable Summer of '70, San Carlos Hippie Park. Plans going to college and becoming a nurse. JOE Vegas PRICE likes sports. Activities Baseball, Basketball 3-4. JON PRICE ADORALEE Dory PRYOR likes boys, dogs, the color turquoise, people, drama, doing things with my friends, giving parties. Dislikes rumors, people who start them. Activities drama, a volunteer at the USO, pep. Most memorable 73 SL 74, 18th birthday, senior year. Plans to finish school, see the world, settle down. CINDY PRUDY MIKE QUAKEN BUSH likes working for Mrs. Williams, Mr. Beach'sjokes. Dislikes getting up for school, beggars, school hamburgers. Activities CC., track, Senior class. Most memorable Senior year. Plans Army, take life as it comes. CINDY QUINTALLA likes Elton John, B.T., outdoors, parties, beards, Marx Bros. Dislikes Sundays, short hair, school days. Activities G.L. Most memorable Easter 73, Jennie-'s party, Palomar Mt., Marine Street, Danny Seraphine's smile, E.L. Neil Young, my friend Kathy G. Plans to stay free. KURT Ragu RADELOW likes Alice Cooper, VW, and getting rowdy. Dislikes dishwashing at Santee Grill, frustration, dense people. Most memorable summer of 72, Friday nights. Plans-l.C., trucking around. BENNY RAMER SANDRA Sandy RANF likes people who don't think they're better than you are. Dislikes getting up early, leaving friends. Activities CC., going places. Most memorable going to L.A., for the weekend. Plans going to Work, having a good time. A dj. PAMELA Kristen RAMSTEAD likes brown ground under my feet, animals, deep feelings, DDT. Dislikes wasted potentials. Activities 7 separate fools, candy striping, Banner Corps, conniving with Patty. Most memorable most everyday, Pilehe's dip, I2-9-72. Plans COLIN RATH BUN MARTIN REED enjoys surfing, backpacking, skiing fine food, smoking beers, ladies that tend to flo, and is not behind negative thoughts. His future plans are to dwell as near as possible to the channel his life flows. DEBBIE Dum-Dum REXILUS likes being with friendly people. Dislikes the way some people treat other people. Activities Freshman Pres. of Pep Club. Most memorable May 13, I4, 1972, Nov. I2 of 73. Plans to get married and be happy. DANNY Easy RYDER likes easy livin, clean environment, making money. Dislikes wasting time, people who look like, act like, and really are TURKEYS, DILDOS. Activities football, hanging around looking for a way to earn money. Most memorable everyday at Santana. Plans stay the summer in Washington state. ROBIN Wombat, RRB RIERDAN likes Big Sur, Tlirifty's ice cream, Post, Granite Springs, goofing, sunshine, Dislikes 5:30 a.m., cold, itching. Activities CSF, Junior, Snr. class, Annual Staff. Explorer Post 312. Most memorable Pilchys dip, Mt, Whitney, Bermuda, Mammoth, San Gorgonio. Plans UCSD, Fiji, OLGA RODRIQUEZ CATHY jo ROHNER likes beach, weekends, Watching it snow, rainbows. Dislikes getting up early, being alone. Activities just having fun. Most memorable 7-14-73. Plans to live a happy life. DEBBIE Deb ROHLEDER likes being with Robin, snow, water skiing. Dislikes curly hair, inconsiderate people, cigarette smoke. Activities gymnastics. Most memorable. l2-23-72, 9-28-73, Marty, the river, bunk house 72, goodtimes with Kath. Plans banking, marriage, having everythingl want. BARBARA RUTH likes camping in the mountains, sleeping in on Sat. having a good friend, EP. Dislikes getting in wrecks. Activities tennis team and Sr. class. Most memorable EC. Pine Valley tavern, Mr. Beach, '72 Christmas Dance, SR. Yr. Plans J.C. and working. RICHARD ROMERO MICHAEL Dean ROSEN likes girls, sports, beach, music and summertime. Dislikes Algebra II, getting up early. Activities Varsity basketball and baseball. Most memorable Phoenix Jan. 5, l973. Plans college, a good life. DONNA ROSS likes my parents, ashes, animals, summer, smiles, the country and mountains. Dislikes getting up early, being hungry. Activities Banner Corp, gymnastics. Most memorable. Banner Corp, Arcadia, trip to Oregon. Plans college, Veterinarian medicine. WENDY Ruby RU BLE likes L.C., parties, going to the beach, the desert, and going camping, my friends. Dislikes gym clothes, stuck up people, report cards. Activities annual staff 3, going to football games. Most memorable 9-l8-70, my four years of H.S., Shakey's Plans college, being happy. ANl'l'A Gail RUFF likes water skiing, surfing, the beach, being with special friends, desert sunshine, Scott and smiles. Dislikes being alone, fights. Activities Pep Club, gymnastics, head of pep pub., softball. Most memorable ll-6-73 Plans college, becoming a probation officer, getting married. DIANA ELIZABETH RUSS likes guys, hiking, surfing, playing football on the beach, sunshine and happy times. Dislikes lack of school spirit, snobs. Activities powder puff football. Most memorable summer of 73. Plans college and living life as it comes. DEREK SAGE and being happy. Plans college. ltalian wife. KEN SCHMI DT DONNA SAMPLE likes Doug Marshall 5th period P.E. with D.P., B.S R T nutty nutties Dislikes birds, fighting with Doug 3rd period Sr H E Most memorable 7416-72 E C fair eating at Worthog s freshman year. Plans marriage staying at the beach JOSEPHI NE jo SAMPSON likes music the mountains, and being alone Dislikes cold weather and getting up early. Activities V softball Most memorable teaching EH and Pio Pico on I0 6 73 CHARLES Charlie SANDERS likes photography and everything. Plans C THRESA Terry SARDO likes M1 xico Friday night motorcycles, MIG , good friends Dislikes getting up early, cold weather breaking bones and Ron Walker Activities ASB, annual staff fashion show powder puff, executive council and Senior Class Comm Most memorable Mexico 71 watching im play Mr Beaeh's history class breaking legs Plans to be a good EVELYN SARGENIT AUDRY SCI-IMITZ ART Sky-Roo SCHROEDER likes sleeping, making surfboards, women, surfing, cigars. Dislikes getting up, cheap cigars. Activities track, AWZBT frisbee club, tardies, winner of the zz BTF BZ pool tourney. Most memorable summer of 73. Plans conquering the Banzai pipeline on a lst day, becoming rich. BRENDA SCHULTZ likes animals and enjoying horse back riding, and arts and crafts, Dislikes prejudiced people. Most memorable Mr. Beachys history class. Plans to go to junior College and raise horses. TERRY Trudy SCHWORM loves my mother, spending time with my dad and being called little people Dislikes making my mother mad, saying good byes and waiting for my l8th birthday. Most memorable my 16th birthday, meeting the Many' and K.G. Plans to travel a bit and then work. JEFFREY Skeeter SCOTT CHRISTINE Tina GROVER Lee, Lee SEARCY BRENDA KAY Sissie likes surfing, girls, motorcycles, SCIAL DONE likes football, likes Wendy Ruble, sports, SUTEU likes Kim Butler and camping with the boys. Dislikes money, being happy, J.S. money, all my good friends. the families. Dislikes depression riding to school in lVlike's dune Dislikes saying good bye, being Dislikes police, hassles, stuck-up school. Most memorable Vince. buggy, taking out the garbage. sad, snobby people, boring people Activities going to Plans marriage and college. Most memorable my little weekends. Activities football games, baseball. Most brother Stevie. Plans attend lnternational club. Most memorable ll-I3-73, 7-l0-72, j.C., live a long time. memorable. Senior year, summer May of 73. Shakey's. Plans of 72' Plans nursing and travel, getting married. SUSAN Sue SHIELDS loves jesus, my family, the mountains, children. Dislikes sneaky people. Activities sewing, camping, having fun with friends, someone special. M ost memorable being saved, Mrs. Smith and the famous Bach. Arts Class . Soph 54 Senior year. Plans IC., becoming a physical therapist, 2 3 , DEBBIE SIMMONS TINA SHOBFRG likes people, television, animals. Dislikes doing dishes, peas, liver, children who misbehave. Activities riding around Santee on unicycle, Computer club Pres. Most memorable my senior year. Plans to become a Cert. Public Acct. 'Q! PATRICIA Patty SIMMONS likes snow skiing, beach, parties. Dislikes schoolwork, car payments. Activities work. Most memorable Cardiff by the Sea, and Mirimar. Plans college and marriage. KAREN Kid SILVIA likes Wayne, salads and holidays. Dislikes VVayne's s-shots in pool. Activities playing pool, swimming. Most memorable first Xmas with Langevins and Wayne. Plans marrying Wayne, part time secretary. DAN.-X Munchin SMITH likes DINAH SMITH likes Burd Steve, special friends, D.P. and A.P., pizza. Dislikes disorganization, arguing. Activities drama, C.S.F. Most memorable. I0-I5-72, meeting Steve, drama, Mr. Knox. Plans J.C. college, marriage. Q Dog, getting high, parties, concerts. Dislikes school, police. Most memorable Nov. 72', also 69', meeting Penny Pond my best friend. Plans travel, then go to college be a nurse, stay stoned. JEROM E SMIT H JO RAE Jo SMITH likes battet, plants, art, the movies. Dislikes work. Most memorable Frosh year Mr. Owen and the auto mechanics class. Plans becoming a stewardess. MARY FRANCIS Mar SMITH likesjust about everything. Activities outdoor things. Most memorable summer school of 73, crafts, bt-ing with good friends. Plans college, on to better things. mm l LARRY SMYLIE likes Annette, trucks, partying, and old Rock n' Roll music. Dislikes rednecks, lazy people, and Mr. Henry. Activities B.W.A. Most memorable 8-72, and Annette ll- I0-73. Plans traveling, living, working and doing what ever l want to. NEIL SMITH SCOTT SOLLIDAY likes pool, girls, traveling. Dislikes getting up in the morning. Most memorable Frosh year. Plans Grossmont college. BILL STACY BRENDA Brender STEELE likes Mr. Knox, Rolling Stones, making people laugh. Dislikes cold days, being yelled at by .I.S. Activities Talking. Most memorable junior year with R.M., August 25, 1973. Plans to go to j.C. and be a teacher. CHARLES Be-ak STAFFORD likes girls, sports, food. Dislikes short, dumpy band directors. Activities Concert, Marching, and Pep Band, Vars, football. Most Memorable l lf2f7l Plans military service, marriage. 'F' TH ERESA Green STEM loves Bill and being married. Dislikes snobs, Ramblers, loud people. Activities Having a good time and going places with Bill. Most memorable l0fl4f72, 4f26f72. Plans to buy a house and have two kids. LANCE Link STALLINGS likes football, basketball, baseball managing. Dislikes civics. Activities Vars. basketball, baseball manager. Most memorable Basketball games El Cajon Cap Baseball games Gran. Hills. JOSEPH joey STEMMLER likes good times, camping, concerts, his red truck, school mornings with Elaine. Dislikes Monday mornings, cutting weight, English, getting busted. Activities flying high. Most memorable Friday nights, football games Mr. Hastings Civics class. Plans to live a long and happy life. SARAH STROYAN likes an assortment of odd creatures-McNit Wit and the Haze Mountain person among them. Dislikes capitol plasticity. Activities Life, vague Wanderings. Most memorable Alicel and II, a certain Italian, Hoystory, and IVIeoWl Plans embracing the World. JOEL SUBLETT MARK SUNDAHL JOHN SUTHERLAND likes Motorcross, desert, camping, good people. Dislikes getting busted, Italian Swiss Colony, stuck up people. Plans a little more school and plumbing. KEVIN Uncle Kevin SUTHERLAND likes Sue, Surfing, M.X., camping. Dislikes getting busted, cold Weather. Activities Surfing, cruising in El Cajon. Most memorable Summer of '73, Plans traveling, getting married. ROY Squirrel SUTTON likes motorcycles, cars, girls. Dislikes slow cars, C.S., rip offs. Activities racing motocross. Most memorable River 72, lOfl6f73 Plans to go into the Forestry dept. ROBERTA Bert SVELMOE likes corn, green apples, her clad's car, animals, Miss Nossamon. Dislikes carrots, Fords, going to class late, Mrs. Rotsart, Mrs. Blogett. Activities Fri. nites, sleeping in on Sat. mornings. Most memorable May '73, summer 73. Plans nursing school, getting an aprtment. ROSEMARY Rosie THINNES likes Roy, motorcycle riding, bowling, the beaeh at night, German shephards. Dislikes fighting with Roy, show offs, finals, getting up at 5:30. .Activities Life Most memorable July '73, meeting Roy, Mr. BPBCIIIS class, D.S,, D.P. and IVI.Q. Plans marrying Roy and being very happy. ERNEST ADAMS JACK ADAMS PAUL ALVAREZ DAVID AVILA DAVID AYERS KEN BAILEY ALLAN BATES NICHOLAS BEGINES MARIA BONDONNO TEERY BROWN TIM CHASE VICTOR COSTA NELLIE COTA RENE COULTER MAT CREGAR BARRY Bear SWAIIVI likes rain, food, outdoors sleeping in, music, BC, Linus, Snagglepuss. Dislikes Adv. Comp., Bertha, Lines, pencils, time limits, Calvin Butterball. Activities ASB, football, basketball baseball, Cat Sc Horton calls. Most memorable lst ticket, Phx., Halloween '72, Kys Classes. Plans college, to leave Santee. SUSAN Sue SWARTHOUT likes parties, tennis. Dislikes stuck up people, pigs, school. Most memorable Oct. '69. Plans to marry David E. Stepher. CAMERA SHY GARRY HOLM ES DAVID HUSTAD BRUCE TAMP like s motorcycle rIdIng, outdoor sports. Dislikes school work. Most memorable Sports he went for. Plans work and college. DAN NY TAYLOR SU SIE TAYLOR likes having fun, beaches, crafts, friends, meeting people. Dislikes getting embarrassed, crabby neighbors, getting up early, fights. Activities Volleyball, gymnastics, senior office. Most memorable Tping Mr. Beach'S house, Mr. Knox's class, friends with Diane, senior yr. PlansJC and a happy life. MARTIN KEESTINEZ ROBIN KNOLLENBERG JOHN TSUTSUI KATE LITTORIN GEORGIA TUCKER RONALD MARTIN CARLA TURNER CATHY MCCRYSTAL TOM TURNER FERNANDO MERCADO JANEEN TURNMIRE YVONNE MORRIS GAYLORD VANBROCKLIN JAMES MURPHY CLIFF WALL WILLIAM NYE JOHN WALLS ROBERT PARROTTE MIKE WARDRIP PAULA PATISON KATHLEN WASSBOURG DEBBIE WATSON RICHARD WHITE WILLIAM WHITLEY JOHN DIFEDERICO LINDA WIDAOWOSON MIKE DIJOSEPH MATT WILLIAMS DIRK DRIBBLE DAVID WILSON RANDY DICKS STEVEN WILSON MARY ESTORGA ROSE WOODS LYNETTE FINNEGAN MIKE WHORTHEN STACY FLYNN FONDA YOUNG CARL GARRISON JERRY YOUNG ERNEST HEDGECOTH JOLEEN ZABKA SHERINE HERNANDEZ SEBASTIAN ZITO RICHARD HOLLIS CONNIE KING NADINE PHELPS ROBERT POTEET CINDY PROCALAMOS CARLOS Ruiz DEBBIE SANDERS KAREN SCIFRES KIMBERLY SHOAF SANDRA SMITH ROBERT STARARA GAIL STROUP JACK TAYSON DAVIS THOMAS RANDAL THOMAS STERLING THOMAS DENNIS TIPTON ARTHUR THOMAS likes Mr. Beachys class, Drama, number 17 red. Dislikes steamed cabbage, sour cream, stupid games in Civics. Activities Drama. Most memorable opening night for ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, summer 73. Plans to get rich. KATHY TJ TUERINA likes Ralph, partying Sc feeling Ualrightu, beach, Neil Young, Karen, meeting people, beer, concerts. Dislikes army, two-faced, phony people, frijoles, wine. Activities RTA, just having fun . Most memorable 8f25f72, sum '72, lfl IX73, times with KG SL friends. Plans being with Ralph and. . . KATHY TIPTON likes Armando, riding my horse, good times at the Barn, Party nights. Dislikes liars, being depressed, prejudice, inconsiderate people. Most memorable 9fl7f73, Plans a happy life in the country. MIKE TOYE ROXANNE THOMAS BILL THOMPSON FRANK THOMPSON likes drag racing, Fords, football, holidays. Dislikes sisters, G.H. rainy days, Chevys. Activities Football. Most memorable Senior year out in the quad. ANITA TRESNER likes fun times with good friends, Bonus Jacks, Nixon, Woah Mables, baseball, her family. Dislikes cartwheels. Activities Drama, Sr. Class, talking. Most memorable Bestus friends, talks with Toni, Hondas, Mr. Beach, the rock, leadership conf., El Centro, Jacks, Diane Sc Cheryl. Plans to always be happy. JOHN TSUTSUI likes Pam McKinley, baseball, and the country. Dislikes rain, Mrs. McClure's Civics class. Most memorable Co-Ed PE. Plans to be a carpenter and build his own A frame in the country. GEORGIA Chocolate TUCKKR likes Larry, beaches, rain, snow, hamburgers, soul train, having a good time with Cindy Chacon. Dislikes prejudiced people and not seeing Larry. Activities Dancing. Most memorable Steve, l lfl8f73, IIXZZX73, l2f8f73, 2f2f7Z, birth of Anthony Atkins. Plans being a mother. . ?3'cc, X 1 S 'IL PETER Longhair UPEZAK likes Blackys Beach. mild whiskey, mountains, good stereos, playing an ES 335. Dislikes fighting, running the hill, failures, driving guns, rednecks. Activities Leaving campus. Most memorable The time when. . . Plans growing old and dying. GAYLORD VAN BROCKL EN DOUG VAN BUREN likes rock music. beaches, shady ladies. Dislikes dentists, working at McDonald's, Physics, slide rules, geometric progressions. Activities Backpacking and screwin' around. Most memorable Ramona, Jim Beam. Plans college. KARLA TURNER likes the country, riding horses motorcycles, the beach and concerts. Dislikes two- faced people. Activities Volleyball, softball, Powder Puff. Most memorable l lfl4f73. Plans college. TOM TURNER HENRY Hank TWIGG likes cars, skin diving. Dislikes school, establishment. Activities Electrician Most memorable Freshman year. Plans to start his own business. SUSAN VAN NVINKLF likes Brad, honest people, snow, water skiing, fun. Dislikes liars. hassles. Activities Being with Brad. Most memorable Santee parties. Plans seeing the country. 4 LORRIE VINDICH likes having fun, laughing, being crazy, friends, and the Coop . Dislikes alarm clocks, people who are afraid to laugh, and overdue library books. Activities: Consultant staff, cracking up, bugging Mr. Streib. Most Memorable: Mardi Gras 72. Plans to stay crazy and have fun. AUGUST uAuggie VIDOVICH likes high performance cars. Activities: working on them. DAVID VERRAN TONI VARISE likes her new dad, scary movies, summertime, Valerie, and dill pickles. Dislikes being bored, arguing, and food. Most memorable: Senior Prom and the summer of '73. Plans Work and someday marriage. DEBORAH Debbie VERDONE likes mushrooms, horseback riding, Mr. Hunter's Eng. class, Pizza Hut, having friends. Dislikes frowns, being without a car, hair cuts. Activities: Swim team, Powder Puff, Harem, Campus Life. Most Memorable: 3flf72, 5fl3f72 Leadership Conf., Prom of '74, Plans going to Europe and being happy. BILL Uncle Willie VINCENT likes music, women, sports, kicking back, being healthy, being a male chauvinist. Dislikes freaks, mono hepatitis, pushy girls, Women's Lib. Activities: Football, Baseball l,2,4, Drama. Most memorable: Summer '72, Plans college, majors in music and medicine entertaining, overthrowing the Chinese government. RONNIE Puddin' Top WALKER likes rain, his mom, Whoa Mabels, clear blue eyes. Dislikes losing, cats, being ffl Activities: Football 2,3,4, Track 2, Senior class pres. Most Memorable: Football team, CS. Plans college 81 coaching. THOMAS Tom WALKER likes cars, motorcycles, girls. Dislikes bigshots. Activities: Handball, football, occasionally baseball. Most Memorable: Sophomore year. Plans being an auto mechanic. GREG Ace WALL likes the beach, money, food, KSEA, pine trees. Dislikes tie-breakers, Grossmont, stoplights. Activities: Water Polo 5, Tennis I-4. Most Memorable: Summer '73, CIF Playoffs 72 255 73. Plans travel and college. TIMOTHY WALLEN DAVID Bonner WIEIS likes parties, his blue, black 81 White van, girls with long black hair, RK. Dislikes Blodgett, art class, rainy days, WR. Activities: Frosh football, ditching, being with friends. Most Memorable: Homecoming 73, jr. Yr., desert, jail. Plans college, marriage, life. LAURIE WELLS VICKI Bread Lady WEBER likesjRR Tolkien, knick- knacks, plain donuts, windy days. Dislikes irresponsibility, wearing shoes, Twinkies. Activities: 'I' Club, Banner Corps, CSF, Girl's State, yearbook, ASB. Most Memorable: The night I wrecked the car Pilch's dip, Mieko, slumber parties. Plans Bryn Mawr. LORI Buttonsy' WELLS likes Larry Lowry. Dislikes Jack Adams and getting up at 6 in the morning. Activities: Drama. Most Memorable: Civics and Mrs. McClure's tests. Plans to graduate. LILA Lyle WEBSTER likes to be loved, grand dads, places of solitude, green fields, rain clouds, beaches at sunset. Dislikes oatmeal, school, being sick. Activities: Playing football, movies, working at the lumber yard. Most Memorable: Best friends, Mr. Newcome, a patient counselor. Plans to finish school, get married at 80. MARK WEBSTER likes most sports, running cross country. most people, and Linda. Dislikes people who drive too fast in parking lots. Activities: Cross country, Track 85 Field, being with people he loves. Most Memorable: Coach Herzog. Plans to get married and live a long time. BOB WE ED likes clear days, to do work. Dislikes running track, workouts, rain when he's riding home on his bike. Activities: Cross Country l-4, Track, two years, Golf two years. Most Memorable: Winning a medal at Aztec Invitational, fifth place I972. Plans to build houses and be a contractor. ROBIN Robby WEST likes modern dance, -Iethro Tull, music, her home. Dislikes going to class, homework, unfriendly people. Activities Walking, tennis. Most Memorable 9th grade, boppin' around Santana, Miss Esgate. Plans going to college, living in the mts., waiting for a miracle to happen. TYCENE Ty WILLIAMS likes camping, motorcycles, concerts, El Caminos, meeting people, joking around. Dislikes arguments. Activities Ditching. Most Memorable Summer '72 Sc '73, 7f72, 6f8f73, times spent with CC SL SA, knowing Elaine, school days with Elaine, Deb, Sc Aud. Plans traveling, having a good time. DAVE VVILSON GORDON Great White Whale WILSON likes music, hats, people, parties, 13, his big yellow tuna boat. Dislikes plastic people, getting busted, people who don't know how to drive. Activities P.B. R.A. Most Memorable Tavern, Bonneville, Knoxism, Hoystory, Shakey's, P.B.R.A. Ski's mouth. Plans to over throw john and become Pres. of P.B.R.A. ROBERT STEVEN WHITTEMOORE likes girls, football games school, people who talk 3 lotfLDislikes living in the city, smog, pollution. Activities Wrestling, Golf, camping. Most Memorable Last four years of his life at Santana. Plans to get the most out of life and be free. RODNEY WINFREE MARK WILLIAMS TINA WOOD likes nature, the country, guys, boys, males, etc. Dislikes baby-sitting the family, inconsiderate people like BI-I Sz DB. Most Memorable 1972 with ML in Florida. Plans to be a commercial artist. ALLEN YORK CONSTANCE Connie WOODARD likes horses, going to Church being with friends, children, baseball. Dislikes snobby people, some teachers, football. Activities: Library. Most Memorable: Mr. Knox's US History class. Plans going to college, becoming a missionary. 1 XJ X. xxx I And what a time it was . . . a time ol innocence, a time ot oonlidences long ago . . I have a photograph to preserve your they're all that's left ot ou. TONI YOUNG likes parents, blue eyes with yellow stars and enchiladas. Dislikes rumors, being unhappy, Tl. Activities: Varsity cheer, gymnastics. Most Memorable: Cheer and camp, meeting JD, Al L. and his family, GP, SM, MP, CN's friendship, Angie-'s kiss at the Helix game, placing fourth on bars. Plans college. DIANE ZIELINSKI likes bridges, lights, camping, snow, true friends. Dislikes being scared, tickets. Activities: Making sno-cones. Most Memorable: lf26f73, 4fl3- 2 IX73, 4f27f73, summer '73, the good times. Plans interior decorating and cruisin'. all MERRY WORTHEN likes Vicky, Sat. nights, sports, nioe people. Dislikes 5 am, alarm clocks, losing, making weight, Mondays. Activities: Water Polo 3, Wrestling 2,3,4, Drama 4. Most Memorable: 9f8f73, Senior year, wrestling, Utah-Arizona trip. Plans JC, work, long and happy life. JULI lf Jewell WRIGHT likes football games, snowy mts., dancing, good music. Dislikes prejudiced people, homework, being fat. Activities: Teacher prep, Home lic., going to games, Gymnastics, Drama, German Club. Most Memorable: l0flf72 went to Michigan, Senior year. Plans college, being happy. MIEKO YAMASAKI likes warm people, playing tennis, fruit. Dislikes potatoes. Activities: International Club, Tennis team. Most Memorable: This whole year. Plans to visit every country in the world. 741 Robin Rierdan 7542 Pamela Mapes g3 Debbie Lehman 7944 Sabrina Goodner 45 Vicki Weber 56 Charlene Jones Top row: Pam Mapes, Vicki Weber. 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Drugs 8963 Carlton Hills Blvd. Santee, Calif. 92071 448-4545 448-5049 8947 Carlton Hills Blvd. Santee California Royale Barber Shop Appointments If Desired B. J. Broadhead Haircutting By Experts CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL SANTANA STUDENTS GRADUATING THIS YEAR. Houses Emporzum ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES WOOD SL METAL STRIPPING 8450 Magnolia Ave Santee Ca 92071 449 6291 18 . Jensen M arz ne Mart s lg 10350 Mission Gorge Rd. 1-.. f e. I fi W, .,.. . if' ,,...,.,-.4- 51 'f' 4 Ester? Hair Fashions 8745 No. Magnolia Suite B s I LaMesa Porche 8333 Hercules St La Mesa California C7145 461-3100 - 6.6.5. sewwa RQ-:ff-ws' 11111111 ,sais .44o.ue5Mw5 wv Mwfa ,aamwzagfff San tee Cyclery If-XJ., W!-xi QLQWX?-'A Nishiki . Sales Centurion . Service Stella . Parts Peugeot . Accessories Ross Trade-Ins f N EL Other Popular 8922 Carlton Hills '1 i BfHHdS Santee MEN-WOMEN-CHILDREN Open Monday-Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Cb Block North Of Mission Gorge RCU Phone 448-7902 Reynold 5 Carpet Shoppe 8742 Cuyamaca Santee Cahforma 92071 449 2640 KEEP YOUR HOUSE WARMER WITH CARPETS Sczmztar Staff SO MUCH TO DO SO LITTLE DONE Rhodes Tony s Produce Speclahzlng 1n Organlc Fru1ts 8a Vegetables 10366 MISSIOH Gorge Rd Santee Ca 92071 448 0922 C 55' .Wffuto Parts 10460 Mission Gorge Rd. 449-071 1 FOREIGN SL DOMESTIC PARTS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE JACKMAN WHEELS INC 10723 Prospect Santee Ca11forn1a 92071 448 7730 WHEEL GET YOU ROLLING 5 5 was 93:6 STN INK fxmgsswfw Se 3 x 9 U Q 'WJW' 0 tv K . I L W Qt 1054 M Alias es ff W f N f J VIZWPSR qfffifff f1'M7'l'Nk,'jf f K 10 Roig 15.5324 V' Santee Beauty Salon NX 10517 MISSIOH Gorge Rd C j Santee Ca11forn1a AI 19' 93071 ...nd here Credit i Due , x A ' if iff' tal-54 A hi The Scimitar staff would like to devote this page in Thanks to those who helped make the hook possihlet Bruce Smith and Helen 'Ilhompson of Pischel, for helping us correct a 35,000 color mistake: Andy, Ron, and the Boyd :Xnderson crew for enthusiasm, for 'loddl' pictures and rush work: Mrs. Beasley for taking on a BIG selling job with little help: the entire faculty for ALI, your write-ups: Edgemoor Geriatric Hospital for letting us paint on their tree fwe washed it ALI, offl: Laurie Davis for going to Parkway Plaza twice-and being stood up hoth times: Girls' 'liennisffor waiting: Mr. Hughes and the photo lah- for just heing there: AS B for giving a little money to send two girls to Hcamp: Ifster for the ad and a fun afternoon: Pam Ramstead. Donna Ross, 'liom Brandon and Ralph Bonanza for jumping off the roof-,'XI,lVlUS'Ii voluntarilyl: the man at the Balhoa Park train for the free ride: the people who hrought the hoots: M rs. Rotsart for letting half the staff out of her fifth period P. If. class: the management of Tortilla Flats-for a photo setting we never used: Cheryl Kolesar for her marvelous expressions: the custodians- for NOT cleaning a room in which every scrap of paper was precious: Mrs. Carlton for the old lihrary counter: all the photographers' teachers for letting them out of class: IJ. klolliff for his fantastic division page cartoons-'ldrawn to orderu: two Underwater photographers-for nothing: Mr. I-lam for lending his typewriter during a crisis: Mr. Dowell, the night custodian: lil Nlodena V972-reference hook of the year: a little credit to ourselves, which is only fair: and finally to the students of Santana, without whom there would have heen no need whatsoever for any of thisl YYX c, Qohilerfbotxl Tlwctvxtg L Qet LDIFLKL Y'wotQ,lx lfcmggkl Xllmgti i ooclof, Gena, LQM, oe- 5 'we-aixsrl-is el o e s xiii ae f T Y secala E, we S,Q.Q,gS,t IQ li Q, K o. e,y,Ow,i,w,6,55j bmi Mggggy Year In our X IVQS Yacwoe at, Clflge- if WDWQ6 elm S58 gjota xmegyilt ggecstt in UL-Q LGQUSVI ,L L7 The gas shortage! ?-Agnew's resignation-new Vice President Gerald Ford-Operation Candor-missing Watergate tape Impeachment?-winter Daylight Savings Time-Channel l00-war in the Middle East-Skylab: 84 days in space-H55 Smiles an Houry' Gas lines-689 the Alaskan pipeline approved-end of the big car honeymoon-The Nostalgia Craze- American Graffittif' Paper Moon, The Sting, Jesus Christ Superstar, URobin Hood, and THE EXORCIST-Supreme Court ruling on obscenity-Judge Sirica, Time Magazines Man of the Year-Richard Nixon, H.R. Haldeman-the Plumbers-.lim Croce, Bobby Darrin, Helen Reddy, Dawn, The Pointer Sisters, Bad, Bad Leroy Brown, Billy Preston, Gordon Lightfoot, Delta Dawn, Stevie Wonder, Fats Domino, Diana Ross, Ruby Red Dress, Time in a Bottle, SW million copies of Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree, Cat Stevens, Seals and Crofts, Loggins and Messina, Pink Floyd, Alice Cooper-Kris Kristofferson marries Rita Coolidge, Sonny and Cher talk of divorce-Maude, The Waltons top Archie Bunker, Emergency, The Happy Days, Chopper One, and Apple's Way, Popeyel, the continuing story of Sesame Street, The 510,000 Pyramid and the exciting athletic events featured on Anything You Can Do!-Miami Dolphins champions again, formerly last place Mets miss the World Series by one game, Hank Aaron hits 794715 to break Babe Ruthls record, Ray Kroc buys the Padres and Big Mac moves into San Diego Stadium, Russians beat the first place Gulls, OJ. Simpsonls 2,000 yards rushing, Bobby Riggs vs Billie Jean King, a giant step for Women's Lib-the proposed 27th amendment-Mark Phillips marries Princess Anne-the tragic hospitilization of Edward Kennedy Jr.-the passing of Pablo Picasso, David Ben-Gurion, John Ford, Noel Coward-the demise of MGM, and Secretariat retires-the Simbionese Liberation Army kidnap: Patricia Hearst, demands free food for California's poor-British miners' strike-Howard Hughes on trial for stock manipulation- Alexander Solshenitzyn deported from USSR-The Gulag Archipelago-and popular Ol personages such as Henry Kissinger, Archibald Cox, Ronald Reagan, William Randolph Hearstjr., Elliot Richardson, Maynard Jackson, Mayor McCheese, Chester Davis, William Peter Blatty, Anwar Sadat, Rodney Allen Rippy, Melvin Laird, Joe Namath, King Fiesal, Rose Mary Woods and the 18 minute mystery, Ronnie Peterson, Muhammad Ali and Ken Norton, Bob Foster, Jeremiah Johnson, Fonsie, Howard Cosell, the Children of God, Tatum O'Neal, Barbra Streisand, Robert Redford, John Dean, Ronald McDonald, John Mitchell and whatever happened to Martha?, Wolfman Jack, Little Boy Blue, the Ti-D-Bowl man, Connie Stevens fthe new Marilyn Monroe?l, Richard Thomas, Hal Green, L. Patrick Gray, Donnie Osmond and now Marie's Paper Roses, Premier Brezhnev, Sam Ervin, William Simon-the Hffnergy Czar, Rickey Segal, Mason Reese and his Borgasmord, Leon Jaworski, Merrill Lynch-still bullish on America, ,lulius Erving, Idi Amin Dada, Hafez Assad, 'Tip' O'Neal, Ronald Ziegler, Alfred E. Newman, Karen Valentine, Miss jane Pittman, Kojak, Cal Worthington, and Mr. Clean-the only one in America with a spotless reputationl Q W, e 238 4 . ? Today our concern must be with the future, for the old world is changing, the old era is ending - the old ways will not do. This hook has been a fleeting glimpse of those we knew those we loved or didn't as it were of those who shared a space in time together as one as many as PEOPLE. l've been happy lately, thinking about the good things to come. And I believe it cou ld be. Something good has begun. Mg Cat Stevens - A A,,,, , ,,g L ,..e , 5, il ' , 'N-. , A' ' . 'Ak 0
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