San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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I I Tim Talkington Eldyn Tarbush T omohide Terai Matt Thomas I Phil Thomas Kirk Todd - Steve Torres Profile: The Composer Few people noticed the silent girl who played the piano for many San Marcos productions this year. She accompanied Madrigals and A Cappellag with Kim Strecker John Strickland Maggie Sullivan Maureen Sullivan Paul Sutton Kerri Svoboda l John Tafejian Tina Takaya Mary Trunk ISS SENIORS

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5? 1 1 There are many students who donate their services to the community, and fail to be recognized. An example of this is true in Lori Fallonis case. Lori counsels at Klein Bottle, a halfway home for thirteen to eighteen year olds who are having problems with their parents. lf the problem seems insoluable, the Klein Bottle staff helps find foster and group homes. Lori enjoys the feeling of fulfillment by being able to help the kids who turn to Klein Bottle. Along with her volunteer work, Lori also holds down a part-time job as a waitress, so her activities keep her quite busy. Lori enjoyed school at San Marcos and was enthusiastic about going on now to further her education. She would like to seek a profession in Health Science or Political Science. I I Cheryl Smith Chris Smith Diana Smith Monica Sommerfield David Snyder Christina Spencer Susan Spencer Bob Stake Lisa Stallings Sally Stallings Susan Steel Tamara Steuart Rebecca Stockin Teresa Stodden Erie Stoltz Billie Stotsenherg SENIORS 157

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'L '5 Encouraged by her music teacher, Carol entered a piece she composed herself in a nation-wide contest sponsored by the Music Teachers Association, a national organization. She was awarded an honorable mention rating by the judge, a professional composer in New York. Carol does not devote all of her time to music. She has been working for four years with the Fish Class of the First Presbyterian Church, a group that works with the mentally handicapped. She feels that she has learned much from her experiences with the group, and it has given her much personal satisfaction. Carol has decided to major in music therapy and music education, and has been accepted at the University of the Pacific in Stockton. After college, Carol wants to travel through the United States, Europe, or Anywhere that might seem interesting at any given time. Tenley Tutt Karol Tveidt Cheryl Utterback Randy Vail Mark Vanderark Nancy Varner Susan Veazey David Velarde Wade Vesey - John Visioni Holly Wanless I Ginger Ward I SENIORS 159