Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

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5 e ' if 5 J W iff! V1 9 VM W . Q i 3 ! N ,!,V f F s g , -, lm! .. s is A' A ' 0- i SANTANA -t T Pulse? 'g L, i SPEPSHASJ is W- A Pmckls -.. - ,gg-sl fgfmwgss eifhoice nrnimmrf TIHECIE Clllilllllll if ,l A i lf..s,,-,.e - ,f -. VS, r L. A' . - 1 1 ,, , -qv sql! 5 'i 'L T ii QQ Eff i 111 ' W, , S T i' -iw, f 1 V '- W ' ' Egger if :lasers-iii ' 'wil i. fi ff.. is: i, -it it if wifrtiw r' 1: :J ' , ri - il-' T' ' T s f , 2 , S fi -gi,:f,1-' ,sf 542' M ' '- X fl-f ?fif'?'5i'j . 1 'Q 2Ii'?l5.1f?4 Tffrflz :v 't- T .-gf: -,R -1 V 4 Three cheers for Santana! Sultans be- gan the year by taking time out to cele- brate past accomplishments and new beginnings. The winning atmosphere created by both students and faculty made this year one to rememberg Rising up from old stereotypes throughout the district and recognized as the best kept secret in the league we had surprised them all. The recognition of Exemplary school plus five C.l.F. Titles in gymnas- tics, softball, baseball, golf, and girls basketball contributed to our fame. All of these awards plus the Campus Pride award made being a Sultan something to be proud of. Spirit soared and pride V WW, D K , 4 , ,,,, , 4 rv V V -V -Y V ' ff ,sw v ' .1 ,. wi . - if f fee , 4 ye 1-,ff2,Qsefeief'-if?1g'?If1pfzqf,itil''-hifi' 'Jil' ifflfis:'.,'-.isgssqfgi peaked as Sultans strived to fulfill new expectations of being the best. The league could only look on as we continf ued in our success. After 20 years of existence, Santana set a new tradition of excellence and enthusiasm and de- cided . . . there ain't no better time to celebrate! g Theme' 17

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