Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

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li--il 1.7 22 Af 4 -? Aff' Sultan Guide to Fashion 112 Shirt: Popular attire among guys include: college sweaters, rugby, polo, oxford, surfer tees and rock group tees. 122 Watch: Besides merely telling time, they made a strongfashion state- ment and some even withstood pressures of up to 150 meters underwater. Typical models were: Swatch, Casio, Citizen, Seiko and Timex. 132 Backpack:Always a valuable asset, students usually equipped them with Ray Bans or Vuarnets, an emergency walkman, a hall pass or two, car and house keys, a calculator, CliffNotes, 50 lbs. of books and only one complet- ed assignment. 142 Pants: While baggy and rolled up seemed tofade out, the original Levi 50I's remained true blue in its faded, bleached, dyed or ripped state. 152 Shoes: The soles ofmany sharp dressed guys were commonlyfound in Reeboks, high tops, topsiders, zodiacs, creepers, and penny loafers. 112 Hair: Essentials for beautiful hair include: gobs of gel, mousse and hairspray, and long hours in front ofa mirror with a curling iron, a hair dryer, hot rollers, banana clips, barrettes, and an assortment of brushes and combs. 122 Jewelry: Gold and diamonds are nice to any material girl, but a smart SHS girl knows whatever looks good goes. 132 Clothes: A well-dressed girl had designer jeans, long-tailed shirts, oversized sweaters,full-skirts to mini-skirts, stirrup pants and Ieggins in her wardrobe. 142 Shoes: For Hsteppin' out at every occasion, a girl needed in her closet a wide array of Reeboks, any type of boots or high heeled shoes. 152 Handbag: Rangingfrom small and handy to immensely large and bulky, they contained anything from books, leaky pens, white-out, house and car keys, breath mints and chewing gum, to anything on a bathroom sink: curling iron, make-up, lipstick, Kleenex, etc. , X 2

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FASHIO FLAIR ashion-conscious Sultans, eager to rid themselves of a rural back- ground, dressed with flair and that unique Sultan style. From the eerie mysterious touch ofthe punk and mod music scenes, to the traditional jock look, Reeboks and sweats, one could see the intensity and vary- ing lyestyles in the threads we wore. It was obvious musical interests influ- enced how we looked. A trip through the halls brought one in touching distance with a student who either looked like Howard Jones, Vince Niel, Johnny Rotten, David Bowie or some other idolized musical art- ist. Each style added to the originality of the Sultan Scene. .,.,.-- 8 Fads and Fashion -V4 if? i . Y' 3 Digi gf, W qv . H ava- is q-Q-it , any ZITIJYP'-fi , , ,gig Walk this way High School Condominium , Vg? s twain I-n.,,,,, 22.5- W1 PJ 35 H W 1, 1? 3 ,J

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Gotcha. ell Santana, we've Gotcha like you've never been gotten before. On the fated day of October 1, The Got- cha Crew took the campus by storm. And up until the last picture was taken, the staff still wasn't quite sure what Gotcha was. Even now we are not absolutely sure about what we have done. But one thing we have found, if you take one camera and add it to a bunch of Sul- tans, well you soon see for yourseM that something in the flash or film instantly transforms every Sultan around into a ham or Hamlet. And since it is, only inches away from impossible, to get a truly candid shot on the Santana campus, we decided to let the stu- dents flaunt their favorite poses. T he joke's on you, you posers. Friends + Food 2 Fun 1' I :Zak -1 N899 1, -5 X ...M 2 - M' H' .., I I Y .. ,.,.. g1f5 W rf! I, . ffm, .. 4 Q Renee and Jody Mike Villanueva shares his arm 10 T om, Pat, Raul, Matt, Davey, and Dennis - The crew happy to be gotcha'd