Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

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' i X My S Robert Wolfson, a junior, had the brainstorm to have his buddy Paul Mosher doing a handstand through the halls. I guess Rob knew how coordinat' ed Paul was, because Paul was having some dehnite problems. Senior Phillip Provins was sort of surprised at our request, but in a moments notice he decided to have the photographer snap a shot of his friends on some of the quad benchesjason Tassel looks on in deep thought. ' 'Mi 4 il: , -4, v -. iw wi , wif i My v ,i Q , :iw i' ii F ,,,,l , ii l W Lil' fr' -3-zjnr, f W'-?li.i' at W, . -4, 'ug-51-ma sae' wi 61, V I Q X twist, ft' iffisif 1221, :gist 'fe ' 31 ,A i i ' i -I ' is 'ii i il' iii l ' w ' :Q Q i r H X, 252 - , i I is'1'i,- 5 , ri ' ,ali 'lf' efizikf . I' K . di? N ' 3 ' M 2 rm, wmmml' , Aka,-f, ,,,--V fo' safe- 4

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B reakin g nt During lnnclai Sultans really shone. peanut- ianel jelly ,sana'wielJes.l 'laa 1' l aanl +jamesRdbefff011f il Tie12lQQ.e Q Q .r The second tiie icioeielrnoiieci Slowly, eielioerareiye Tiigk W. . ,lTic1r.j Q'Tiytk . Reselessness grew ioprhe students, itching to release themselves from the restreims of rhe ciassroom. Tick Q . . Ticker. ., Tick ..L Stomachs growled, teeth gnashedjteoslioo boilvz. Tick . . .Tick. . .e Tick Students readiedl themselves and -4- BUZZZZi The lbeii. Ciassroom doors flew open and hordes of hunger-ravaged, mentally drained young people piled out into the warmth of the midday sunshine. So began lunchtime at Santana. 40109 ,r ' f- , K . Teo Salzanslerijoy rifre 'resreftempting ,eandvviches 1 mfideehips from the oew deliaiart. N ' I Q, 14 Lunch ll ll lifiirfirigl rms Hebei lie ii-rifariresf reefs wee always something to do, Those who decided to Claw rheir way through the crowds to get somerhing ro ear found themselves faced wighhfa variety of rasteetempting foods from which to choose. Whether ir be a vaguely foreign entree from the cafeteria or a send- wich from the new deli cart, voracious appe- tites were not no be deniedq Everything from Pepsi ro berricos, candy bars and Doriros were consumed eo masse. If they wererft waiting in line at the soda machines, the ASB room, ore the cafeteria, many srudeors took part in che pep rallies held in the quad. School spirit was displayed at Class Competition as well. Many joined inthe raucous gossiping of 'jock Row , while others preferred the more somber atmosphere of the library. Whatever the activity, the students were allowed ro express themselves and show what they were all about, ie? T' 5 'We' :F W1 I ' Starving Sulrans bomber Sanudo, Melissa Diehl, and V ' Kim Harmumj iight over a Snickers bar, .ff A me W if F i li I 1 Andy Heacock, ASB president, gives the play-by? play of lunchtime activities,