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

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114 Girls' Track T he 1987 track team had a season Light Foot full of effort. Edy Smith led the team with outstanding work. Her events are high jump at 5.2 feet and triple jump, which was 35 feet. Edy also runs the 100 hurdles, in which her time was 16 seconds. The entire team as a whole has done very well. Each individual has worked to his fullest this year. Another excellent Xathlete is Alyssa Van Schmus. She ran the mile at 5.3, did the high jump at 4.8 feet, and the long jump at 15 feet. Coach Ken Franklin inspires all the girls as he cheers all of them on. Encouragement is a major part of track, he says. r 3 by Kim Knowles E dy Smith, a junior, is on the varsity knights track team. After graduation, she would like to go on to col- lege and major in physical education. If possible, she will be on the track team. Edy enjoys track because it is an individual sport and she likes to meet new peo- ple. Her events are high jump, in which her best jump was 4.1 feet and she would like to get up to 5.2. Her best triple jump was 35.1 feet, and she also runs the 100 hurdles, her best time being 17 seconds. She wants to get down to 16.

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New Beginnings by Danette Norrid T he 1987 junior varsity softball team served this year as a building block for future seasons. Most of the team were freshmen who gained experience this year so they could move up to varsity next year. This was Jeannie Wood's first season as the JV coach. Ms. Wood played for Carlsbad during her high school days and she also coached little league. The team had a lot of spirit and the members en- couraged and supported one another. Alisha Cor- tez said her main goal this year was playing well defensively and offensively and supporting my team the best that I could. by Kerry Lupro hanelle Cranney has been playing softball for six years, this being her first year with S.M.H.S. Shanelle told us her favorite teacher is Ms. McCarthy with her favorite class being English. When we asked her what was in her future she said, I want to go on to college and ma- jor in business, then hopefully becoming a photographer. 1. Jolie Kamachi gets ready to throw a perfect ball. She also played tennis this year. 4. Alicia Cortez catches the ball perfectly. Alicia enjoyed playing this season. Junior Varsity Softball 113

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1. Jennifer Pond soars over the high jump pole. This is her first year jumping. 2. Front Flow: Edy Smith, Alyssa Van Schmus. Flow 2: Jennifer Butler, Laurie Wood, Laurie Hazeltine, Lori Pribil, Maw Favia, Danette Phillips. Row 3: Jennifer Pond, Kim Knowles, Kim Philips, Shauntel Thomp- son, Fleem Saab, Angela Thomas, Coach ,Ken Franklin. How 4: Val Christman, Karin Leonard, Ingrid Chiniel, Robyn Green, Coach Erica Micalatos, Coach Sean Allee. 3. As Julie Terral strides the last lap of her race she's relieved. She was also on the winning JV soccer team. 5. Angela Thomas throws the shot put. She has been on the team now for two years. 6. Mary Favia strides into the finish line. She is one of the most devoted runners. Girls' Track 115