San Marcos High School - Talisman Yearbook (San Marcos, CA)

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1 Portable Learning Six new portables were added to the school This enabled some teachers to have their own rooms for the first time 2 Look This Way Substitutes are a way of life for students 3 A Line A Day - The counselors were inundated with students for the first few weeks of school. About one fourth of the students wanted to change something on their schedules. 4. Giving A Hand - The Art Club celebrated the beginning of the year with their annual Tie Dye party. It has been a tradition for seven years. 5. Pass lt Over Here - For a day, nose passing became a sport. Every pep assembly has a game that students play. 6. A Month Of Chaos - ln September it was much more important where you were, rather than who you were. Parking became an art and everyone played. Al T-if 0 ' ln the Beginning 5

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N 6 8 9 S Q -, .. 2 65 E rn O 3 . . ill 9 2 O .C 2 a 1, Two of Many - Students found it fun and entertaining to work at the Olde English Faire in October, Many students also found the time to stop by and look in. 2. Slip Another Shrimp On The Barbie - this expression was heard floating around campus. Barbeques became the rage this year. 3. Clueless - Rick Ebert practices for Nerd Day. Some, like he and Matt Cooper were so involved that they didnt have time t ang out, 4, Cheerleaders - are only one faction of SMHS that picniced Fr s b came senior lunch box days, with lots of seniors participatin oifillllwlff ivv LFXg+ DN W Recreation 7 5