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

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EELS Ji' emomie 5 've been called many things in .I my three years as editor ofthe Talisman, but the one comment that has stuck with me is Mr. FrankIin's observation that I walk with a pur- pose. I hope that walk is not the only purposeful thing I've done. I sincerely hope that the staffs who follow this year's will have as much fun as we did, and I hope the next editor meets as many wonderful people during hisfher rule as I did. Yearbook wasn't all fun. In fact it wasn't even a lot of fun. Fun had to be found between deadlines and egos. I have some wonderful memories to take with me and I hope that I've left a few good ones behind. I readily admit that I am tired of yearbook. I am tired of every day being a pressure cooker and every hour being devoted to yearbook. tl picked my college because it didn't have a yearbooklj However, I know as soon as this page is on the way to the printer I will regret this and want to do it all over again. I can't, so I have to say goodbye. Goodbye to the Talisman, goodbye to my staff, goodbye to SMHS. My senior will? I leave' lots of love, support and encouragement to Susana Navarro, David Eakin and Shauna McGee. Mr. Mongo, Ms. Garrett, Mr. Gnibus, Mr. Bernal, Mr. Vitulli and all the teachers I ever had I say, Thank You! Mikee, thanks for being a wonderful photographer and person. Kathy: Hang Tough in your life. Kimberly: I'm sorry, are you? Kenji: Friends and . . . '? Mrs. Quack: THANK YOU and never forget your lit- tle sis. Last, but not least, thank you Mrs. Robinson for putting up with me and letting me do it my way. Ha! 244 CoIophonjMaria's Page Maria Froehle MARIA S MOTTO Let me be a little kinder Let me be a little blunder To the faults of those about me Let me praise a little more Let me be when I am weary Just a little bit more cheery Let me serve a little better Those that I am striving for Let me be a little braver When temptation bids me waver Let me strive a little harder To be all that I should be Let me be alittle meeker With a brother who is weaker Let me think more of my neighbor And a little less of me Anonymous EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - MARIA FROEHLE ADVISORS - SANDY ROBINSON, DON WYATT TAYLOR REPRESENTATIVE - MR. DICK KERR OPENING - 23 PAGES EDITOR - Maria Froehle ENTERTAINMENT - 20 PAGES EDITOR - Ken lmaizumi HELPERS - Heathere Rowell CLUBS - 22 PAGES EDITOR - Danette NorridfSarah Dulin HELPERS - Scott Kitchens SPORTS - 48 PAGES EDITORS - Kerry LuprofKathy Kearns HELPERS - Kim Knowles, Nancy Davis LOWER CLASSES - 38 PAGES EDITOR - Beth Hatten HELPERS - Monica Fedder, Scott Kitchens SENIORS - 23 PAGES EDITOR - Ken lmaizumi HELPERS - Heathere Rowell TEACHERS - 29 PAGES EDITOR - Monica Fedder HELPERS - Beth Hatten ADS - 20 PAGES EDITOR - Monica Fedder CLOSING - 19 PAGES EDITOR - Maria Freohle HELPERS - Ken lmaizumi INDEX -10 PAGES EDITOR - Beth Hatten HELPERS - Steve Condrey PHOTOGRAPHERS - EDITOR - Mike Kreutz HELPERS - Jesus Gutierrez, Alex Calegari, Chris Jones, Scott Kit- chens, Larry Delaney. GENERAL AND WONDERFUL HELPERS: Kevin Dombchek, Deir- dre Johnston, Erik Nielsen, Ryan Reilly, Angie Eggers.

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fl? C? Wild! Havei .a .JLDJ-l.l'.a..n....a -n..a....a IJ ameeet. All by Christi McMillan S an Marcos High School's 1987 prom was held at the NCO club on Camp Pendleton. The theme was Tonight's the Knight with a color scheme of dark blue, light blue, pearl white and silver. This year's entertainment was presented by the lncidentals and Sunset Mobile Music. Much time and effort was devoted to the preparation of this year's prom. Some fund raisers that took place to allow the prom to happen included the Homecoming Dance, the Band Review at San Diego State, the candy sales. Also, many prom committee meetings, meetings with the photographers, the choosing of key chains, glasses and in- vitations, and decisions about decorations were necessary. The prom committee found it was definitely no easy task. l enjoyed very much putting the prom together and I thank all of the prom commit- tee members greatly, said the junior class president. I hope that everyone had a super time. ln the drivers seat is Rashelle Whally. Who is she driving? Why her Prom date, of course!

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F' 'THQ Q Q Q Mike Kreutz N N -as, A' , f a X . , M , . .,,. , ,H ., ' -E A A fs? M, . . N 3 4 .. at 1 t Skin ff Scott Kitchens Chris Jones Jesus Gutierrez L. 0 Alex Calegari Larry Delaney HI ow does a person with only a J.: few weeks of beginning photography classes end up being head photographer for the school an- nual three years later? Well, it's not easy. First you have to put up with the tyrant head photographers before you. lvfine was Steve Herman. I still think he is truly evil. A second step of the journey is to make as manyipeople happy as often as possible. Get everything done and make the editors feel as though you are doing them a favor. Third, learn to beg. This comes in handy when favors are required from teachers. l think Mr. Mongoven would be the most knowledgeable of my methods, such as the time when he let me out of class to fix my car before I even owned one. Last, say thank you often. Through the years many people have heard me say this, but there are a few people who should be included in my final thank you: Jesus Gutierrez, one of the best photographers l've met in a long timeg Alex Calegari, the most improved on the staffg Scott Kitchens, Chris Jonesf Larry Delaney, and others who worked very hard. Good luck to you guys! You'll need it, for you are the Paparazzi. - Mike Kreutz Mike's Page 245