ge- as 0 3? 4245... . f,.. ,Q -fa u , , 'gif ,xx 112 , 'fm J ,.,3 W ,unwise ,VX . Knqg ,au W 7 ,grain ' fi.. 4 QQ , '39 sr 'Y Q93 gf-Q Q 5,5 ' ' 1 W s 1 5 1, , ff? lub Images Affect Choices The clubs and organizations of San Marcos High School offer a broad spectrum of interesting activities. Almost every form of talent, art, or physical skill can be expressed through these organizations. They provide each student with a chance to accomplish or pursue something desired. ln many instances, students' ambitions come together to follow a common purpose, and the club gains a goal towards which to work. Members of the clubs and groups had many goals this year, which they tried to achieve to their satisfaction. Some succeeded and some did not, due to a variety of circumstances. Some of the successes added to a group's popularity, while others were looked down upon, or were unnoticed by the rest of the student body. The image presented by a campus club or group definitely affects the student's choice of whether to join or not. The act of belonging to a more favored club gives the student a certain self-image, and it is possible to obtain added status through membership and subsequent social approval. Sometimes the student even goes so far as to conform to an image just to be accepted into a group. Because of these pressures, clubs and organizations both add to and detract from the act of becoming one's own person. Clubs can encourage a student to open up , or they can cause one to become so involved in the organization than one loses a part of one's self. Whether or not a student conforms completely to a club's image depends on how well one knows what is really e. wanted for himself. This year's clubs each made their own impression on the student bodyg some favorable, others less desirable. Clubs and the people in them, however, now have many chances to change their images and to become whatever they want to be.
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