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

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The 1981 Homecoming Court rode on a horsefdrawn carriage. The girls lshown clockwise herel were Sheila McWeeney, Bernadette Terrones, Queen Sharon Klemens, Lisa Diaz, and Patty Chavez. . l L 'Q V S Q N Q , l 'Q I: r THEME lj 13

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The dance. held on Sunday the 25th, turned out successful. All night, Josie Cola. Michelle Merlino, Brad Rad- cliff. Miriam Fuentes. and Art Ca- safias could be seen out on the floor' Each year. the majorettes spin fire batons at the Homecoming halftime Joann De La Ossa helped keep the tradition alive on October 23. 4 M v A I, ,:. .., M' , h fi l ' MQW sf' X me ie f' -X.,-in W. - . M Q . ' elfalirwfw nllxifvbi i Ga 31: , ' 4 f . 4 f' 4 . ixfsbfrriigffgicisvwmyhiwlir-ii-4in-?kTQwr:MM-Rcmpliifatiagwr,-nxlzflel-'AwwY- ?.'I':f'R:2 ez?f?'P-vm-v1vii'.ith,Ml A3f'.1f--wxsm: ii -'im 2 1:ri-:f1.i1:H'.1w'11- 1, ii'-N.-f,3:i'lr2..i:f'B19i'ibilhfQui-fls3-W0x1Q5 bWQV4a2l:-ff'Qvkfrfiiw i-i3f:,.m1ewyi'ww,-imi1i:iv:,,im-wzimifiw1'..wsufm:.e:g:w:.:f51ff:-ff. i. ri-pq:--l-1, EHS - W i' A 'K' Li A f Wm .. -w:f,n51:'i- Afsrify.:,.a-ixikiifiwxvi ,.-Em'Ali:1-liiigmbisvlwvsmiwqgfigyrpgfsixf-Afffywhgae f W ,L,,5g:m3:a3'4k:5g,k' V - . . X .. . W V ii. X, - -X i.-.mv +1 . -,r:P:l:1, Ixml,.,,nfQ:fzef.wi.-..inkiiia:HAMWln'itiwmftraikiitrihrbI-f-QSQKFCQB, i?1'1,l4'MTliF:i?ll ,rim 1-.ei-,-in 4 x i- .,l:ffm,,,,,,, 5 ififniiiied -fe 17121 1,1 :Fas ' Q 4 6 o , ,,'-, - 'f ,'.' H.- -r-,!Q-- ,A-. -g ...A .uh i ,' V' f Q W i l ' A i W l W ii f i N l , W V ki f i Y . ,-, l N X 12 l ll THEME X i - 5' 'Q . ' me l 2 5:19551 , -.f :me lf-age' ef,-I '3ff?P f:fQ 1

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V- 1 A Quarter To actually reach a quarter of a cen- tury of existence is a great achievement. But we sometimes forget just what it took to get us here. Yes, it took parents, mon- ey, teachers, and parishes that cared, but if the students had not taken pride in themselves, then St, Paul's twenty-fifth anniversary might never have come. You may have noticed that lots of old students come back to teach at St. Paul, old sports players come back to coach, old cheer- leaders come back to help new squads, and lots of parents come to games and shows even after their children leave the school. Because students give all their activities - social, academic, and extra- curricular -their best effort, we have ex- celled in all areas of student life. Hence, a tradition of Hgiving it your all can be felt every year. That is one reason the school can say it has come a quarter of the way. Giving her all for the point is Varsity y Volleyball team member Tiffany Mill- er. Patti Rossa and Delaney Smith give a brief display of sisterly love. 14 Cl THEME lt isn't strange to see alumni return- ing to coach. Dave Waszak and Ray Palmer are two who have returned.