Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

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mf. Pep Band The students in the Pep Band contributed spirit and enthusiasm at many different school events. They performed at football and basketball games and helped to rally the crowd. Pep Assemblies were given new life by the thirty piece band. Steve Smith was the leader of this group of musicians and did an admirable job. wie.- as Clockwise from left: Brian Garrison concentrates on reading his music. Awaiting a cue from Mr. Nugent, Vince Hernandez prepares to sound. lon Boniveno, Nancy Myrben, Victor To- toris and Kerry Davis perform at the Football Kickoff at the beginning of school. Specialty Corps!Pep Band 29 1 as-fc '

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Drill team, front row: Ann Toussaint, lanice Young, lieuten- ant, Diane Perkins, captain, Darla jones. Second row: Susan Feliscian, Brynda Gay, Denise Salinas ' s. Third row: Kathy Lindsay, Caline Kleinsmith, end C Tucker. urth row: Marylou Haluskey, Karen Genteel, renda Souza. lag Corps, front row: Beth Lister, Mary Burbridge, Beth Conway, Terri Poole. Second row: Pam Omland, captain, Martha Totoris, Laura Fulbright. Not shown: Debbie jordan. 28 Activities Specialty Corps 1979 saw many changes come to the Specialty Corps. The Banner Corps had a dual purpose this year, they carried the letters during parades and performed with the tall flags in halftime presenta- tions. New uniforms added morale to the girls as a unit. Led by Diane Perkins fhand corpsj and Pam Omland fBanner Corpsl they won third place at an early competition. Brenda Callahan was the advisor.

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Ski Club The Ski Club was the fastest growing new club on campus. Norma Basgall, Don Donnelly and Lloyd Kaster were advi- sors. Their group was very en- thusiastic concerning excur- sions to ski resorts. These trips ranged from the San Bernadino Mountains to Utah and Colo- rado. Hoping for a two week trip to Europe and competition against other schools, the skiers started early fund raising events. Stan Chapin designed a T-shirt emblem for the organi- zation which conveyed their abundant spirit. Upper photo: Nancy Arnold and Tracy Hopkins try to remain bal- anced on new skis. Below: Snow Summit at Big Bear. Opposite page, clockwise from upper left: Marian Buchanann prepares for some prac- tice on an imitation slope. Looking for a snow covered mountain, Tenya Lopez and Kelley Murphy pause for the camera. Group shot, back row: Lloyd Kaster, Marie Pacheco, Kelley Murphy, Cliff Priest, Don Donnelly, Dave Sille, joe Rademaker, Norma Basgall. Second row: Diane Perkins, Wendy Tucker, Heidi Murphy, Brenda Souza. Third row: Tracy Hop- kins, Nancy Arnold, Kathi Reinhardt, Kathy Rademaker, Marian Buchannan. 30 Activities