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

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Q asf.-.Y Photo: Mike Kreuil Kfnwm WM W. Photo: Alex lr ur HQ- A llc, A L f 1 JI, of F :-' I' in 'E ' - ,I 5, 5 1- , -A ,. I A ' t, A h gx 1. What are the faces of San Marcos? The different aspects of our campus can be seen during club ac- tivities, between classes, at football games, during pep assemblies and in every face of every student. Faces

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12 Faces M936 A lm by The 4th Period Journalism Class ,, he many students that roam the halls of San Marcos High are the faces that produce the personality of the school. What do the students think of their school? SMHS has a friendly and spirited personali- ty, said sophomore Janelle Monett, because the atmosphere is so refreshing and everyone is always smiling. lt's a caring school, said junior Shan- non James. Parents and students are more involved. Lately, San Marcos is big on caring. The school has become involved in getting help for students who are addicted to drugs. San Marcos cared about the students and their welfare. San Marcos's students seem to feel a great deal of genuine spirit for their school. This is' very important for the school's at- mosphere, as well as the students' feelings towards their school.

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1. John Petros -- with a big smile. Hey buds, are we, hav- ing fun yet? 2. Billie Porritt - looks towards the future. Billie fits honors classes as well as band into her schedule. 3. Aghast - at the thought of four more years of school, Dan- ny Karrer grimaces in pain. Twenty percent of all graduates go on to four-year colleges. 4. Childsplay - Heather Rowell reverted to childhood in her senior year. Her future includes becoming a dance instructor. 5. Juan Lopez checks out the scene. As one can tell by his shades, Bruce Willis has had a con- siderable influence upon life in 1987. . A L ' . .9 a 't N . 4- A 4 14 Seniors X K Q rl 2 if l 5 .f :MIKBKOLICZ P11010 5 15211. . 1 304' 1 filly, .