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

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V - 'Y T 'T ' ' fn First You Say It l r Then You Do lt! The fifth period Publications class produced the year- l T book. Big Deal right? What's so special about that? They l . did it with the help of a three year editor and a first year T advisor. l Maria Froehle was on staff for a semester as a l freshman and returned as a sophomore, editor-in-chief. l She returned as a junior and finally as a senior to be the , first three-year editor in the history of San Marcos High School. Two year editors are rare, but l've never worked with a three-year editor before. Maria is always throwing me curves, said Dick Kerr, the Taylor Yearbook representative. 1 Sandy Robinson spent her first year at SMHS teaching English. This past year she added Publications and jour- nalism to her busy schedule. A seven year newspaper veteran of school newspaper, she brought her own brand l of leadership to a class she has wanted to teach for many years. l Maria and Ms. Robinson didn't do all the work. They had r the help of the entire staff. Each person had a specific du- ty and helped each other for the many deadlines. The staff was the best l've ever worked with. lt would be dif- l fioult to imagine a more dedicated group of people, said T Maria. l Q , 1, Magic-fingered Sarah Dulin works diligently on her clubs' copy. In this, her first year, Sarah was Clubs Editor. 2, I vant to bite your neck, says Kim Knowles. Her talents were used on the sports section. 3. The 1987 Talisman staff, 1st Flow: Kim Knowles, Nancy Davis, Kathy Kearns, Maria Froehle, Ken lmaizumi, Sarah Dulin. 2nd Row: Danette Norrid, Steve Condrey, Monica Fedder, Beth Hat- ten, 3rd Row: Kevin Dombchik, Mike Kreutz, Alex Calegari, Jesus Gutierrez. Not Pictured: Larry Delany, Chris Jones, Kerry Lupro, Heather Rowell. 58 Yearbook ' ,wh fl' 'rw WN ,-1 S .f w--Q-R .ses ff state G skks

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to Michael Kreutz gi 'Q at ,R . Pho Photo' Michael Kreutz 1. Marcia Stern eyes Jan Mongoven's lunch during one of their fre- quent meetings. They were the co-advisors this year with the help of counselor Lois Richmond. 2. Cheri Nydam was the special ac- tivities coordinator. It was the duty of Cheri and her group to plan all of CSF's activities. 3. Heidi Hollenstein and Christine Zegler laugh at the idea of freshman initiation. Could they be remember- ing their own brownnoser days? CSF 57 4

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1. Do it this way! stresses Ken lmaizumi. Ken was Senior and Entertainment Editor. 2. Where's the beach? asks Monica Fedder. For the first time the yearbooks were sold during lunch by the yearbook staff. 3. Not Again! - es Maria Froehle, Editor-in-chief. This was a fre- quently heard comment. x -'X V Yearbook