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

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'vf+42l,.,,,,,,,,'5.i,- H- a wimnpw , E. We Are The World by Danette Norrid The international Club was composed of foreign and American students seeking to increase understanding and communication between themselves and others. The students had a large variety of background from all over the world. The club is open to all students and has information available to anyone who needs to know about foreign coun- tries. Some of the exchange students who made the club so interesting were Dith Mesquita from Brazil, Diego Villecco from Argentina, Karin Nilsson from Sweden, and Nina Sep- pata from Finland. Did you need help with your French this year? The French Club was made up of advanced French students who were willing to help anyone who needed extra work. The club was mainly set up to offer tutoring to the beginn- ing and second year French students who needed help with their French. A list of names and numbers was available that could be called when the students needed help. We had some really wonderful people who were in- terested in French culture and language and who took active roles in the club. l'm happy to be associated with such a dynamic group said club advisor Jeri Beliveau. A.. X 1 1, .. 1. Diego Villecco reminisces about his home, Argentina. Here he's talking about his native sports. 2. French Club, lst Row: Michelle Brough, Sandy Vogt, Kim Knicker. 2nd Row: Ingrid Chniel, Thumper James, Jennifer Medlyn, Kristina Stangarone, Leti Ramirez, Marie Tietjen, Patricia Dolcemascolo, Jeri Beliveau, Julie Monk, David Webb, Metfe Urbach. 3rd Row: lan Loverro, Jay Buchwald, B. J. McGowan, Mike Walker, Carlos Osuna. 3. ls it that bad? Most ofthe French Club members are in a French class. 4. International Club, ist Row: Niina Seppala, Orsi Bikadi, Javier Branca, Alexandro Ortega, Yan Kork, Dith Mesquita. 2nd Row: Tuyen Huynh, Lan Trinh, Tuyen Doung, Andres Es- querra, Mark Hargis, Karin Nilsson. 3rd Row: Timmy Chen, Richard Velasco, Nguyen Anh. 4th Row: Daniel Robles, Jenkin Richard, Karim Abifaker, Diego Villecco, Camil Saab. French and International Clubs 61

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60 Mexican Hai D8hC8i'S by Danette Norrid Spanish Club is a club that explores the background of Mex- ico and its people. They have fun while they do community pro- jects, such as convalescent home visitations. This year's activities included monthly visits to convalescent homes, a toy drive for needy children, and trips to Mexico to ex- pand students' awareness of the Hispanic way of living. This is by far the best year this club has had, for everyone gets invoIved, said Susana Navarro, president. Razas Unidas is a club that is involved with the community. Most of the activities involved community participation. One of the major projects Fiazas Unidas did this year was tak- ing clothes, food, and toys to an orphanage in Mexico. Everyone in the club is very close, like brothers and sisters. We're there when people need us, said Ana Castillo, club president. .J--W . ' 'W'--fm-....,..a.,.., ., I A 1. Flazas Unidas president, Ana Castillo has a good time presiding over a club meeting. 2. Attentive members during a Spanish Club meeting. President Susana Navarro held this meeting. 3, The 1986-87 Spanish Club, 1st Flow: Leah Tamayo, Heidi Hollenstein, Julie Weatherford, Shannon Frils, Jenny Johnson, Susana Navarro. 2nd Flow: Lori Peterson, Bonnie Orphanos, Holly Flatelle, Karleen Smith, Candi Drabek, Mrs, Molina, 3rd Flow: Stacy Pasko, Niki Hoover, Kimberly Phillips, Diane Lee, April Wedman, Lisa Barone. 4th How: Jose Canedo, Natalie Kramer, Arturo Garcia, Cherie Nydam, Michael Marlowe. 4. The 1986- 1987 Fiazas Unidas Club, ist Row: Benita Limon, Lupita Limon, Annette Clark, Teresa Adame, Lynn Davis, Graciela Padilla, Louis Rios. 2nd Row: Marea Ber- relleza, Luis Preciado, Ana Luntsford, Martha Lintstord, Angela Pabloft. 3rd Row: Jesus Pabloff, Belen Esteban, Lupitte Esteban, Conrado Alvarez, Adrian Her- nandez, Mario Santiago, Martin Hernandez. 4th Row: Hector Alvarez, Edvardo Villalobos, Juan Rodriguez, Saul Enciso, Juan Lopez, Miguel Regalado. Flazas Unidas and Spanish Club rw, ' JW' if Q3

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Chanainz of the Guard How many of you knew there was a new ASB advisor this year? lf you did, that's great, it shows you're involved with the school and what happened this year at SMHS. If you didn't, you need to get on the ball and be involved with ASB. Les Samenow did a great job this year advising the ASB officers and the Bound Table, along with longtime advisor Barbara Dolan. Some of the reasons Mr. Samenow became ASB advisor y A N . . a was his experience as a teacher - 18 years - and his will- ingness to put in extra time if it was needed. As ASB advisor he advised the student leaders, communicated with the teachers, and was there to help with any problems the ASB and Bound Table had. Mr. Samenow thought ASB and the Round Table con- tributed a great deal to SMHS. He said, They keep the school moving in a positive direction. 302. 5 we 5- e 5' X N. .1 ,r 'L-U-.31 g 1. New ideas were brought to this year's ASB by Les Samenow. This was his first year as advisor. 2. The 1986 ASB, 1st Flow: Cheri Heitz, Bill Brooks, Laura Olson, Flima Salman, Tracy Burton. 2nd Bow: Valerie Endrozo, Mary Brooks, Jeff Cranney, Catherine Marchetta, Sheila Gordon. 3rd Flow: John Booth, Leela Lutchmansighn, Mark Nichols, Scott Masters, Jim Jennings, Matt Cooper, Rick Ebe Ebert. 3. John Booth is working on convention layouts. John was Concessions Commis- sioner this year. 62 ASB Ci,