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

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J ,H fi' . VY t M eg .11 if .E gl.: T ' IA Q I' by Angie Eggers on Huberts, junior, has many plans for his future. After high school l plan to go to' San Diego State University. Fton also had much to say about Coach Ruthe Brown, she's a neat person, a good swim coach, and a fair math teacher, too! Also, his outlook for the team is, high, we've got a great team and we're going to do pretty good this year. Coach Ruthe Brown said, he has talent and versatility. 1. Jenny Smith looks exhausted. She is the only girl on the boys' swim page. 2. The 1987 Boys' Swim team: Coach Bill Singh, Larry Janiec, Neils Joungerson, Mark Felker, Ron Huberts, Greg Morrison, Jason Thacker, Jeremy Sandor, Leo Berg. 3. Jeremy Sandor practices the breast stroke, This was his first year on the swim team, 4. Ron Hubert! comes up for air. He is shown doing the butterfly. 1. Retlexions of Palomar Pool speak for themselves. 3. Greg Morrison is a strong swimmer, He made a big con- tribution to the team this season. 4. An anonymous swimmer does the backstroke. He is showing the other swimmers the proper way to swim backwards. Boys' Swimming 1 1 1 O3

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Making Waves by Angie Eggers an Marcos High School's boys' swimming team did well this year. Junior Ron Huberts was a great example to all the freshman swimmers, said Jeremy Sandor, a freshman first- year swimmer that showed real promise. Coach Ruthe Brown and Coach Bill Singh were back again this year to coach the San Mar- cos teams. This year was the second year that the team has been with this school .WH '? KNO X Xxx 1- XXX. Xxxqlr . V' its since its shut-down in 1978 when it was shut down because of lack of interest. It's fun and it keeps me in shape for the girls said one amorous varsity gentleman about practice. The long hours of practice paid off for the team as the times were shaved off by seconds and goals that were made were reached. Much to the satisfaction of the only groans and grumbles at practices were made good naturedly. an . . QV. - ,Q 1 -arms.: Q -E9 miami? ... we 5 .... we ,QQ ey., - 102 Swimming .. ,, k.k.k Il.. KA ,Qc ... X N R I X -Q K 5' .R gee .,-' rf ,gizyiiiiig a-' . ,--, it ei e 24+ N ..-. 1 ' . X .t ii' ' ... ... . . rssffs ... . , ,.A,.. M s ii-'i . . ,,.., ., , s-exs H 'W ft P I ... Ni ..f... , we - -' .,-- ..k.. 1 . gg f si A ,Q I -'f' if - i , . A... .fi . 5 f-WLT -:YV Qirurrtf-V V . - -1' . X ..ee gy ' S ...i - .ss . . i eisi ' . in i s . , i 1 N - ,.,. - . V 1--.Qi - ' QQQL.. frr .... se . so . ss. aa, ..,. ...W any Lkkr g t Q, f 9 , , ,.. ,..t,... 2 an

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1. Jose Canedo watches the ball disappear. This is his third varsity year. 2. Baseball studs Travis Beasley and Billy McElroy enjoy this sport. Baseball is their all-time favorite sport as their performances this season showed. 3. Kit Speratos, a varsity player in the making. 104 Varisty Baseball