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

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m WPx Photo: Ale Caleg U uw 3 0 an ru .. 1. Pretty maids all in a row: Hey, you, gorgeous hunk, wanna dance? The bleachers are usually refuge for the tired and single. 2. l could have danced all night, thought many a girl during dances this year. 3. Play it again Sam. DJ's are twice as popular as live bands al SMHS.

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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

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1. Sid revisited? No. it's Ms. Janine Totta. This was her first year as a drama coach. 2, Har- monizing Karlene Maag, Sara Lampro, Elizabeth Wipfl, and Jennifer Oxford rehearse. Many hours of practice went in before the performance. Ar 22 Music Man