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

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New Innovations by Monica Fedder The librarians are finding that their workload is becoming easier now that they have the extra help from the new head librarian Linda Goodballet. Mrs. Goodballet really enjoys San Marcos High School. She taught PE. at a Junior High in West Virginia for eleven years before moving here. She is the first librarian in many years to have a teaching credential, and prefers being a librarian. Everybody is so nice to me here, she said. She enjoys working with students and helps them to find books they will enjoy reading. As far as the library's extended hours, they had an average turnout of twelve to sixteen students a night and found that more students showed up the nights that teachers were there to tutor. Also, the librarians were busy updating the books in the library. The Administrators were pleased with the new reference collection. Lou Cooper, one of the library assistants, said the most en- joyable aspect of her job was being able to arrange the library. Library assistant Pat Wagner's favorite part of her job was giving hugs and helping students with their reference homework assignments - plus helping the staff with problems. All in all, the librarians had a great year, working hard at their jobs and improving the library. . i t PAT WAGNEFZ LOU COOPER Linda Goodballet looks up from her C' work to smile for the camera. Mrs. Goodballet was our new librarian this V year. Librarian Pat Wagner issues a book to a student. She enjoys her job very much as can be seen by her cheerful smile. JACK COLEMAN 188 Librarians . .K 2.1 x.1.., 3, 'yr he its ka Q 'Q 'l .mf Q 9 4 X 'V ,-0s....... Ns- . rs - My-v as if 9

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W f Qs if Typing her tired fingers to the bone, Assistant Principal Susan Maki enters data into the computer program she introduced to the school to handle discipline and deten- tion records. Bob Harman enjoys his job as assistant principal. He is also athletics director and is in charge of campus maintenance and sophomore and senior discipline. Hello. May I help you? Sandy RosenthaI's job as special projects coordinator in- volves a lot of telephone calls. Administrators 187

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f f X QI, Mm' Lois nicnrviouo nANoY wiLsoN 43 ' in i t 4 RUDY VALLE JUDY RUZICH Planning Futures by Monica Fedder Another busy year for the counselors! With all of the new freshmen this year, the counselors didn't think they could get any busier than last year, but they did! They were also busy helping seniors plan their future goals. Lois Richmond said approximately 20 percent of the seniors are going to four year colleges, while 40 percent will go to a community college such as Palomar. Counselor Judy Ruzich said that when comparing students' attitudes over the years, more students today are aware of plan- ning their futures. The best part of Mrs. Ruzich's job this year was working with the students and staff. l find the work I do challenging, she said. This year the counselors got a new Apple computer. lt helped out their workload tremendously. Also, the new aide, Donna Lomeli, was a big help to the counselors too. She was a replacement for Robin Odegard, who took leave to have her baby. Overall, the counselors had a great year and were a great help for those students who iust needed someone to talk to. Randy Wilson takes a break after a hard days work. He was the head counselor again. Rudy Valle stares dreamingly off into space. What could he be thinking about? Counselors 189