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

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Photo: Mike Kreutz li 3 ii s E sexy i 1. The Latest Scoop - Scott Masters gets the votes from Julianne !BiIlings. Each representative got the chance to place his vote. 2. Give me a J, asked Jill Dougherty. She was competing .for the secretary position. 3. Rising to the occasion was Becky Miranda. She lost to Steve Chavez for the treasurer nomination. i 5 fi E 5 on V111 r .iii P i to itt. . , 4 A : J 1 5 J J Z 1: E 2 6 2 2 .- O .C D. 1. Little Chicago? No, the SMHS ASB nominating convention Ray Neis and Michelle Brubeck were delegates from Chicago. 2. Super John to the rescue? No, Matt Cooper walked away with the posi- tion. 3. The Little People were well represented by Rick Ebert. Rick had the stomach to face the challenge of running for president, ASB - Conventional 233

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fljomommowys Leeudievs Todaws Knights 'I' by Beth Hatten he ASB convention in January was a success thanks to ASB. Everyone participated by individually taking care of a certain job and getting it done. New ideas were used in the theme of the convention, like the cement poles to identify classes. Added to liven things up this day in the gym was enter- tainment. There were skits, songs, and videos to motivate the audience. However, this wasn't the main purpose of the convention. It was to elect new ASB officers in the way that our country's political conventions are run. After the day of voting, the results were known. The new ASB officers are: Jeff Cranney, president, Matt Cooper, vice president, Lisa Contreras, secretary, and Bill Brooks, treasurer. They all hope that the upcoming year is the best ever. ,E-t . J . . 3 4 f , e q' an p f W 'af' f 1451 fv i 1 Xa-it f l 5 ,CIF v 'Z Q K V x vi tiff' I 2 if Rf? 232 ASB - Convention ,ax T, --fu-'naug- Y 5 5. 3? . if ff? zz 5: E SE k 5,5 l 3 s 1 Sag Stl X it Y ei FE 35 'Q

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4-Q-..lF.'Mi1L WEuQyS NQT by Beth Hatten Mark Nichols served as the schooI's ASB president in the .if.i1986-87 school year. Having been elected vice president as a freshman, Mark was definitely making plans on moving up the ladder. Even after a busy year of working on Homecoming, the ASB convention, pep assemblies and special assemblies, and participatin on the S.l.P. iSite improvement Committeel for the campus, Mark is still going strong. ln being a leader and relating with his peer groups, he hopes it will help prepare him for a career in business or engineering. This was the first year of office for vice president Matt Cooper. As vice president, Matt held the responsibility of help- ing organize the class representative meetings. He felt that these ASB meeting should be taken seriously, and disciplinary actions should be taken in order to keep them under control. Working with the ASB convention is another job of the vice president. Matt attended schools like Mt. Carmel, Vista, and Fallbrook to get ideas for this convention. Mart' , ,if WH t . i . .,.., lt . W 2. s .. .,. . if . V s. i' av-su.-P' 1 1, Saving the day are Scott Masters and Mark Nichols. Mark was president and Scott worked on roundtable. 2. Crack that whip? Not Valerie Edrozo. She's the pussycat of the ASB. 3. Attention! Matt Cooper a recruit? Only for the position of vice president. 234 ASB - 1985