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

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That's the way we do it! Deanna Sparks at the Air Aces Frisbee Assembly. Deanna was also a member of the very popular J.V. Cheerleaders. F5 as 5 azrlqpmmruren

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ln The Spirit by Maria Froehle he music starts . .. These are frequent occurrences to the songleaders But this year there was a difference R eight of the ten girls were new and had to work hard to achieve the excellence of last years experienced team. The girls took advisor Barbara Dolan's lead to accomplish new and origrnal dances and competi- tions different from last year She thinks it helps her to stay school' spirited, as do the members of the team They showcased their routines during football games, pep assemblies, and assorted sports games and during a few competitions during festival season Their student leaders were Laura Olson and Kori Beasley, who were the only returning members They are both creative and good performers, said lvlrs. Dolan. Laura is very patient and gives everything to song Laura is also very enthusiastic about being a leader but thinks that it is very different from just being a member, I get to know everything firsthand and I know a lot of things they don't. lt's a big responsibility but l enjoy it. Laura and Kori regret having to leave, but they feel confident about the teams ability next year to carry on. Attention! Diana Hank peforms at a pep assembly. Just another pretty face? Britta Myrin pays homage to her Alma Mater. This was Britta's first year in the spirit group. Calegari Photo: Alex Songleaders 31

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Fired Up! By Ken lmaizumi his year as in past years, pep assemblies were used to get students fired up. All the pep assemblies this year were a suc- J cess with lots of students coming out to show their school spirit, said Leela Lut- chmansighn, assemblies commissioner. ln her job, Leela organized all the assemblies. She made sure that the performing groups knew what time they were supposed to go on, and how much time they could have. She was also in charge of the special assemblies. Those were the assemblies that were strict- ly entertainment, like the Air Aces Frisbee Team and Dr. Dean. The assemblies helped to create a sense in pride for many of the students, which was good, because that was their job. Madonna gone mad? Noi Theseetmetal queens iCarole Porzel and Shelley Harbourl were ourvery own front office staff. Who are those cover girls? Willie Cain leads teachers Ken Broach, Bill Singh and Rick Ashby in cheers as the Ramona cheerleaders. The One and Only! The class of '87 was the smallest, but the most spirited on campus. Once one of the largest, this year the seniors were overwhelmed by sophomores and freshmen. Mike Kreutz i Photo: Pep Assemblies 33