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

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on me Yea... 1331901011165 'mu by Beth Hatten ..a he 86-87 Senior Class was pro- ud to know that Mary Brooks was their Knight of the Year. She completed her position as ASB secretary with thoroughness and handled many numerous, thankless jobs that were done behind the scenes. Mary definite- ly earned the RYLA, the Ftotary Youth Leadership Award, for her ability to take charge and get things completed. Mary showed great school spirit by participating on the Short Flags Team for two years. She was also athletically involved as she played on JV softball, track, and her favorite sport, basketball where she was awarded the Most ln- spirational Player. For her future, Mary would like to work with public relations. 1 ..,.. t PUWSY' Seem -bfi: B 228 Knight of the Year 34, , It Y. xx Q X S 5. 'X Es? t Y t fr - .122 - ' K4 '? . 5 , . ,M ' V lt! l f A 'VD . , W1 W'

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230 ASB - 1986 -gy -gy IJTU by Beth Hatten .4 he 87-88 ASB officers began their terms in february. President Jeff Cranney, vice-president Matt Cooper, secretary Lisa Contreras, and treasurer Bill Brooks have many goals for SMHS. As president, Jeff has just begun making changes that will affect both the stu- dent body this year and next. Jeff is also concerned about getting the leadership class to take on more responsibility with less people. More jobs will be assigned to each per- son. A new addition to ASB is their computer, which they use to make things run more smoothly. For his second year in office, Matt Cooper again holds the position of vice-president. He runs the class rep meetings with the sense of leadership his previous ex- perience has taught him. Overall, he is excited about the upcoming year. Jeff Cranney and I plan to make the 1987 ASB the best ever, he said. Lisa Contreras wanted to get involved, so she ran for secretary. Lisa feels that she has met many people that encouraged her and she enjoys making new friends. She is highly confident, along with the other officers, that this upcoming year will be the best ever for SMHS. 1 Bill Brooks has been busy since he became ASB treasurer in February. Twice daily he would go to Mrs. Schonerman's-office to sign checks that needed to be signed. This helped to keep the finances well- documented. l-le feels that his year using the computer and helping to organize everything has prepared him for this position and any future ones he may hold.