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

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Secretary's Club Top row: Lena Contreras, Anna Renteria, Valerie Chilcott, Kathy Vigil, Lisa Peila, Angie Meyers, Maria Santana, Sandy Franco, Lorraine Prado, Cheryl Carrillo, Sharon Klemens, Debbie Galloway, Lisa Cruz, Lisa Arviso, Angelita Garcia, Josie Gonzalez, first row: Annette Ayala, Martha Diaz, Bianca Bukosky, Andrea Salcido, Josie Cota, Lorena Valenzuela, Mari Mendoza, Jocelyn Carter, Maria Higuerag front row: Marybelle Martinez, Anna Martinez, Lori Hernandez, Maria Ferraloro, Alice Negrete, Carmen Longoria, Susie Mata, Becky Amador, Gina Sharp, Michele Fleming. Spanish m op row Sanchez, Gina Levendoski, Cindy Campos, Nanette Romero, Monica Guzman, Gigi Flores, Gina Gamez, Patty Sanchez, Lillian Sanchez, Marisa Munoz, Monica Ochoag front row: Ofelia Vargas, Melinda Mendoza, Lisa Larson, Jose Gonzalez, Carla Lopez, Betty Perez, Maria Santana, Carmela Santana, Michelle Solorzano, Diana Vela, Lorely Jacobo. Terry Lopez, Mary Patterson, Maria Newspaper Top row: John Salazar, Mary Coffin, Mrs. Walker, Sophia Castro, Danny Krause, Mark Dominguez, Jeri Belmontez, Richard Keh, Gary Tate, front row: Kristina Hanson, Julie Fierro, Louis Cabral, Tracy Talkington, Maria Arevalo, Rich- ard Niemela, John Harding. 26 Cl STUDENT LIFE Our victorious football team makes its grand entrance during one of our many rallies. A few Freshmen and Sophomore football players show us their idea of a perfect cheerleader, Screaming, Try to imagine yourself in a small gym which is about to explode because there are so many people inside. You are sit- ting in a seat, standing up, or sitting on the bleachers. The people around you are acting extremely bizarre, screaming, clapping, whistling, and doing cheers. They even stand on the top of their seats just to see some guys with no hair come in. Don't be frightened, it's only a descrip- tion of an average St. Paul rally. You may think it is strange, but it's actually a lot of fun. Rallies were held before important games and their purpose was to promote spirit and unity in the school by getting everyone involved in a fun way. When a few students were asked why they enjoyed rallies their response was, It's a nice way to end a hectic week.

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St. Paulis spirit was once again put to the test during Spirit Week. Everyday of the week had a different activity or event scheduled, and certain clothing and ac- cessories could be worn on certain days. Some things worn included specific colors for each classg Freshmen wore pink, Sophomores wore yellow, Juniors wore purple, and Seniors wore red. Some Sen- iors even went to the extent of coloring their hair red. Contests were held at lunch and any- one could participate, Some of the con- tests were guessing the amount of jelly beans in a jar, and the weight of a pump- kin. There were also team contests such as the ice block race, whip cream and donut eating contests. The winners of Spirit Week were an- nounced during the Homecoming Rally. Seniors took first place, Juniors took sec- ond place, Sophomores took third place, and Freshmen took fourth place. Sophomores show us their spirit durv ing the rally of Spirit Week. e've Got Spirit! We've Got Pride! Richard Estrada, Robert Willig, and Gordon DeBever are being blind- folded by cheerleaders to make the challenge of getting dressed more difficult, M vm wiht rm ft Q wr. .f . On the first day of Spirit Week Rob- ert Sainz and Lisa Ramos participate in the ice blocking contest, .sig