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

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8 Mornings 1. To. Mecca - or our version of rush hour traffic. The new stoplight enabled both walking and driving students to get to school safely. 2. lt's Morning - For some, before school is the best time to do homework. Others spent the time socializing or sleeping. 3. Go K-knights - The gym echoed the voices of students and teachers alike during the school year. Mornireg pep assemblies were popular for everyone. 4. Eat lt - ating is another popular morning pastime. Students both buy and bring their own food and can be seen eating' in and out of class. 5. Money, Money - For the first time t e administration allowed the sale of donuts to students in the morning. This fundraiser gave students a chance to a breakfast many didn't get last year. Gutierrez Photo: Jesus

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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

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by Brian Kohls and Amy Durnil A s people on the other side of the world are crawling into a nice, warm, comfortable bed after a hard day at work, people here at SMHS are trying to drag themselves out of bed. Waking up in the morning has also been known as something that people do not want to do, but they all know it has to be done. Waking up in the morning is like cleaning the bathroom - you don't want to do it, but it's got to be done, sophomore Dan Trumpis explained. This year, with the new zero period, there were many students at school and in class before the sun even comes up. Since taking the zero period, l've come to love and cherish my sleep, as little as I get, said junior Erik Nielsen. Waking up takes all the fun out of sleeping. Yes, waking up early seems to be very difficult for everyone, but, as freshman Tom Calac said, Knights that we are - we'll fight through to see the sun. ' -Ed.'0J!PE!.i.1.F!.g5Ij .sf A ,l1.,,' Huff A A I fY'lnv- S 0 , st, lr A L ' X 1175! 6. I 6, 'v ' ' h l -th h l hvgzihh if i s l l Mornings 9