Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

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Bicycles One of the most popular and economical modes of trans- portation is the bicycle. Many San- tana students and teachers pedaled their way to school. New bike racks were set up to give two-wheelers a place to park. Rows upon rows of spoked wheels and handlebars decorated the front halls of Santana. Theme 13

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tv f' E New Surroundings Santana students returned to school to the sounds of saws buzzing and hammers pounding. Construction men worked continually to assemble much needed classroom additions. Students walked past the skeletons of future classrooms, visualizing a more spacious campus. After the first week of school the empty classrooms came alive with active students filing into the new surroundings. Santana is an evergrowing, constantly changing campus. Q . a. .sf - M1 23 s 4 ' QE Theme 'l 5 s ,