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

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91' li.!.!.!.SEIjl'.!.ES OJIL r -' r' L rt . . ...J ..-Jamacili DJ' ' Hgh . y elcome to San Marcos i Schools 25th Annual Homecom- ing celebration. This is a Knight Time Fantasy. A night of excitement hap- piness and dreams come true. From the land of frosh Prince Jason Coulter and Princess Shanelle Cranney br- ing the gift of spirit. If she could have one wish she would want a clone to do her homework. Jason s wish is to have his own private beach resort. The duke and duchess of the sophomore manor are Duke Eric Fridell and Duchess Laura Ingram. They bring the gift of sinceri- ty. Laura hopes someday to become a child psychologist. Nobles from the junior estate bring the gift of joy. They are Count Matt Cooper and Countess Susana Navarro. Susana plans to attend the University of San Diego and major in education. Matt's wish is to have all women idolize him for his mind. From the senior realm of Knightland come three lords and their ladies presenting the gift of loyalty. First are Lord Danny Karrer and Lady Shelly Anguiano. Next are Lord Mark Nichols and Lady Sharleen Shaughnessy. Finally we have King Scott Masters and Queen Tracey O Rourke. Tracey s interests include shopping traveling sports and try- ing to find her potential. She was sophomore class princess. She was named the most valuable in track and made first team Avocado League in soccer for two years in a row. Tracey plans to pass geometry attend college and win the million dollar lottery. Scott Masters has been active in football for three years. He played soccer and basket- ball for one year. He is currently a member of that exciting performing unit - the flag boys. He is in his fourth year as a student congress member and is currently a pep commis' sioner. His interests include surfing, skiing, skateboarding, and spending time at the beach with his friends. Scott is planning to at- tend UCSEQ and major in business. 18 Homecoming mg' QR rl. 'X

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1 -. I Q 'lu :. .Jeumcr:e WMJI. 3!.'EM3'E Im by Brian Kohls -' his year SMHS students boogied until they couldn't boogie any more. Starting the year off, the seniors sponsored the Welcome Back Dance on Sept. 27. The pur- pose was to welcome everyone back from the summer vacation and to welcome the new freshman class. The dance made the senior class S900 richer. The money went towards the senior breakfast held in June. The Homecoming Dance was the second dance of the year. Sponsored by the junior class, it was held on Nov. 18, the night after the Homecoming game. The dance was a hit and everyone had a blast. The sophomore class finally had their chance to impress SMHS. They sponsored the Christmas Dance on Dec. 6. After Dark was the host and the sophomore class made 35800. The junior class had another shot at it by sponsoring their annual Junior-Senior prom. It was held at the NCO club at Camp Pendleton on May 30. Finally, the last dance of the year - The Yearbook Dance. This dance was put on by the yearbook staff on June 12. This was one of the best dances of the year because it gave everybody a chance to sign yearbooks and watch the yearly slide show. 1. A moment to share. Tina Graal and Charley Stallheber found such a moment during the homecoming dance. 2. Emeralds a girl's best friend? Tammy Sanders seemed to think so as she flashed her jewels during a dance with her partner. 1 x l f,'.:::'i ti! '2 .4 Q All 20 Dances