St Paul High School - Lumen Yearbook (Santa Fe Springs, CA)

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L-R: Frank Curran. Pres.; Ernest Bejincz, Alhl. Rep.; Theresa Gunther, 1st V.P.: HolTman, Par. Rep. Chmn.; Pat Martin, Recording Sec. Pat Ma ' N ' Pa Get Involved! Parents energetically gave their support to St. Paul ' s this year. They volunteered their time to help in all phases of St. Paul Life. Fund-raising plans included the annual International Dinner and an Art Auction. This year, the club was headed by Frank Curran, with There- sa Gunther and Cainille Flores as 1st and 2nd Vice Presidents. Parents are as enthused as students Boosters Do It Again! With continuous encouragement, the Boosters undertook the responsibility of supporting our athletic department. As always, they helped our sports activities remain safe and order- ly. They once again sponsored the Varsity Football Awards Banquet. We want to thank the Boosters who stand out proud- ly at our games in their white jackets embossed with Sammy Swordsmen — THANKS!! L, to R. ■ Bernie HolTman. Sgt.-at-Arms: Bob Henry, News Ed.; .Iini Roeken- bach, Pres.; Louis Galindo; 1st V.P.; Chuck Kreichbaum, Treas.; (jreg Lins, 2nd V.P.; not pic. -Bob Waszak, Sec. Boosters selling ral ' lle tickets

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Chess Is The Word Is The Word KING ME ' !! L-R: IVIrs. Osborne, David Telles, David Chavez, Maureen Beal. David Zani- berlan. Max Estenger. Ken Crowder. Due to popular demand, Mrs. Osborne and interested stu- dents formed the chess club. In the club, skills were improved by competing bi-weekly in matches with each other. After developing their talents in this game, the chess club sponsored a school-wide tournament where winners were awarded tro- phies at a special presentation banquet. J - ■ n||Pf.l f -r- 9 s Hicm yip i PB I ' m soooooo confused! ' St. Paul Lettermen f f k r ' Miguel Olmedo and coach Rod Hiatt formed the Lettermen ' s Club to honor outstanding Varsity athletes. The club was an assortment of football, basketball, baseball, track and cross-country mem- bers who received a letter in their respective sports. The members supported fellow athletes at sports events in a spirited manner which enhanced the excitement of the games they attended. Isl row: An Arellane;,, Mike Henry. Aaron Charbonnel, Marty Cowan. Sam Gat- field, Doug King. Jim Burgess. 2nd row: Mike Guerrero, Nick Nieto, Miguel Pla, Ray Palmer, Ron Guerrero, Mike Stith, Gil Gome . Bill Meyers, Mod. Rod Hiatt. 3rd row: Albert Arocho, Scott Kellcrup, John Perea, Russ Plewinski, Miguel Ol- medo, Tim Montez, Greg Copeland, Dan Solorza. 4th row: Herman Deutsch, Ben Haro, Dave Varallo, Bob LaCerle, Hendi Ancich, R.iy . rocho. 14 CHESS LETTERMEN

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Disco Epidemic Hits St. Paul! Keeping up with the newest trends, St. Paul High featured a disco club. With Debbie Tapia, a senior, and Mrs. McCracicen, the club boogied off to a great start. There were so many interested students, the club had to split into two sessions! Top row L-R; Debbie Tapia, Cathy Pasillas, David Chavez. Louis Aranda. Palls Flock. Jeaneuc Bell. Mrs McCracken, Tina Solis. Robert Dominguc?, Sterling Putnam; Mid row L-R: Elaine Michalowski. Angela Pina, Mary CalTerty, Dana Jones, Frances Wood, Theresa Flerron. Lisa Peila. Li? Cru7. Cmd Hurtado; Bot. row L-R: Patty Merkel, Kathy Lope , Maria Ferraloro. Anna Domingue?. Theresa Barrett, Lillian Guardian, Paula Wood. This clubs purpose was to in- struct dance using the current disco steps, to promote confi- dence and enjoyment in social sit- uations, to establish friendships, and to create pleasure. They met twice a month on Fridays afters- chool — if you were lucky, some- times you ' d catch some members practicing in the bathroom! Top L-R: Pally Merkel, Louis Aranda, Paula Wood, Dana Jones, Jeanclle Bell. J.ickie Leon. Carlos Sanchez, Angela Pina, Melissa Borbon. Robert Dominguez. Alex Borja; Mid L-R: Elaine Michalowski, Liz Cruz, Theresa Barrett. Lisa Peila, Shelley Roque; Bot L-R: Maria Ferraloro, Frances Wood, Anna Dominguez, Theresa Herron, Lillian Guardian. It ' s just a step to the lel ' l ' n a jump to the right! what ' s the next step? 16