Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

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antana ultan , etting out of class, formerly a privi- lege, became an adventure in itself Students carefully lurked through the halls, attempting to conceal their teacheris newest and most creative version ofa plain, yellow hall pass. Teachers Decked the H alls with everything from toilet seats, to tennis balls. The addition of more Campus Security Personnel and the new, yellow re- lease lines in the P.E. area helped control the problem of students being out of class or leaving their classes before the sound of the bell. Q rf Schoai Dasrnzr -xp From this Me? A hall pass? to this. 3 W I Qs. m ,H ,L my Qafixfsrtiem N N , Y f ' , ,f 'WHT Qi Can we go now? - 1 I6 Hall Passes

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T HAT 'S HOLLYWOOD hink Brady Bunch, Blues Brothers, Top Gun, and Ferris Beuller, and what comes to mind? T hat's Hollywood! Homecoming '86 was accompanied by bright lights, dedicated alumni, and a homecoming court full of song. It began with 50 Senior girls and 30 Senior guys, and ended up with an honored ten. Homecom- ing Court consisted of Monica Barner, Heather Lehman, Tina Lovelady, Michelle Terry, Columba Vargas, Gilbert Goodwin, Mike Hastings, Scott Oliver, Raul Pa- dilla, and Eric Stevens. During Half-time ceremonies, Queen Heather Lehman and King Mike Hastings were crowned. Each class participated in the Float com- petition and produced floats that represent- ed Hollywood at its best,' the Freshmen, Ferris Bueller's Day Off Sophomores, Grease, Juniors, Animal House, and the Seniors topped it off with the Magic of MGM. They may not have been the brightest stars in Hollywood, but they the stars at Santana. The court, the campus and all who helped make the day really special, REALLY SH INED!! 1 -gf I8 Homecoming I'm aNerd? it QM!! I 1 ft 7 Jef 'g 1 5 Yes, as a matter offact, I do always dress like this! You'vc lost that lovin'feeling ...