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

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.la ' 1 Y' 'slr ff ' Q fi ,, ..-- .-1-1 '- fGraduation Days, Emotion runs high - it is graduation time. Friendships reunite from years before. There are hints of sadness and fear, hanging in the air like the coming summer. Events and responsibilities are winding down, heading for a hasty close. The day that was wished for so fervently is here for 550 students who are now graduating, Perhaps it is only symbolic freedomg an indefinable concept somehow typified by graduation. But the feeling is a tangible one. Now that the traumas of high school are past, nostalgia for the good memories remains. The trite but true emotions and images emerge: from teachers and friends, close ties that must be left behindg from the campus, thoughts of lazy afternoons, anecdotes and strange times. Traditions and habits, now changed. Daily routines, now taken away. Things to be relied upon - they are no more.

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in 'D' Being the middlemen of San Marcos, the junior class was not under a large amount of pressure: they did not have the inexperience and uncertainity of the sophomores nor the impact of responsibilities and finishing that plagues the seniors. Perhaps it is because of this that the junior class was not very active this year. The most notable activity sponsored this year by the junior class was the Homecoming dance. When asked to help with this project, the junior class responded with only a few volunteers. ln addition, the class secretary Debbie Phillips resigned. In spite of these problems the juniors made a good profit from the dance, and the money was set aside for their senior week in 1980. It is interesting to note that this year's juniors made more money for their own use than past junior classes. The class of 1980 may not have had a very active year, but it was certainly a profitable one. Lisa Abreu Melanie Acquistapace Joni Adams Leroy Aday Shawn Addison Jesse Aguilera Angela Alexander Mike Alexander Lynne Alexander Pam Alexander Alex Alietti Brooks Allen Kelly Allin Debbie Alspaugh Elia Alvarado Randi Alvari Tim Abrosi Kim Anderson Mike Anderson Mary Andropoulos Adam Angeles Debbie Angulo Gayle Arendo Dan Arlt Robert Ashby Victoria Atherton Michelle Atkins Mimi Atkinson Irene Avila Rosemarie Avila Rebecca Backus Marcy Baird Jeff Baldwin Alan Baltes Lindsay Barker Crispin Barrymore Jim Bates Mark Battistone John Bauer Mark Bauer Jananne Bays Evelyn Becht Randy Beckelhcimer Evan Bedell Maria Bedolla Bill Behrens, Jr. l Chip Bell Karen Bennett Jill Benson Sean Bcrcaw Steve Berkus Rebecca Bernstein Russell Bcste Curt Beutel Lynne Bickmore Brad Bird '--an 1 ,..--X 164 JUNIORS