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

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l we ,. . f A '. :wx X if' 5' X l f all I ,,f . ina! X 31 Q it W p- 45 How's the view from the top? Chris Dimmick finishes the pyramid with a smile. Scott Masters, Vince Musaraca, Jim Jennings, Keith Helm, Marc Villalobos, Mark Nichols, Flick Ebert. WY? ow: Don Flag Boys 27

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26 J.V. Cheer Spirit Fun By Heather Rowell and Nancy Davis he Flag Boys, in their cute pink skirts, parodied the Short Flags. They T used current popular music with their own particular brand of flag twirling and aerobics. Barbara Dolan, their captive advisor, thought the group was much better than in the past. The group was started in 1978 by Billy Singh - then a student, now a teacher - and caught on because they were funny iand still arel. They participated in pep assemblies and the Bob Uecker Show. The participants included captain Jim Jennings and co-captain Rick Ebert, as wellas the rest ofthe team.fTheir entegrtaininggrroutines were rewarded the g laughter of the crowd as they mrockinglyimitated the gspiritrgroupsnr H r rr , Junior varsity cheerleaders performed at Jy sportinggevents and pep assemblies. . The individual personalities. are different, but they all work andgperform well. said theiradvisor, RDn.Layt0m l,er31oy working withystudentsin allactgyitres.r gLr rl . J Captain -lenmter..MedlyI1 Saidtlhai thQ.el9?'U.h?S .acqorinpptistgecl a..9fQat...dQai...!h.LS year and has given the team membersexpegiences that they will .remember fforgthe restof their lives. . I feel it has been afrewardingtelgperience andlghats taughtme alot. l joined. because it's.fun and will helptme in the coming yearsj? shesaid... gggg 1986-87 J.V. Cheer: Diana Naglevoort, Captain Jennifer Medlyn, Julieann Billings, Chris Dimmick, Deann Sparks, and Katy Cummings. Giving a show? The Flag Boys display their great flexibility and school spirit.

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A New Spirit by Ken lmaizumi saying goes. Well, this year SMHS Varsity Cheer squad started competing under the combined leadership of adviser Linda Weston: captain Rima Salman, and co- captain Shelia Gorton. The squad competed at the Na- tional Cheerleading Association competition in November where they placed second. In addition to competing, they were featured in a segment of the popular television show, San Diego at Large, hosted by Larry Himmel. Not only was there a change in what the team did, but there was a change in the way it was done, Cheerleading is a great sport, that is not necessarily composed of flakey, bubble-headed blondes. I want to help change this image, said Mrs. Weston. To achieve this, Rima worked on details and Sheila worked on techniques. They've laid down the foundations for years T I here is a first time for everything or the tocome.. . . . l . . A lone sentinel Thumper James, stands watch on Excaliber Field during one of the football games. Whos behind that tower of power? lt's Deena Dunne! This was Deena's first year on Varsity Cheer. The Cheerleaders performed at all of the pep assemblies, 28 Cheerleaders