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

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Our Future by Danette Norrig If you want to show off your business skills, FBLA fFuture Business Leaders of Americal is the club to be in. FBLA went to state competition last April in Fresno. The com- petition tested the high school students' business skills. To start with, the club competed in small conference competi- tions. The small competitions led up to the state competition. The club also helped elect state officers for FBLA while they were in Fresno. FFA iFuture Farmers of Americaj is a club that supports the agriculturally involved students of SMHS. The club has land by the campus where they raise animals and learn how to take care of them. The people in FFA are my family and we're really a close group, said club president Craig Blackmore. I believe that FFA prepares not only for tomorrow's agriculture careers, but teaches and encourages the members in many other fields. 1. The 1987 FFA, First Row: Shawne Hagerthy, Ondrea DeAngeIis, Nida Ftae Heading, Julie Ftazbornik, Luis Garcia, Diane Penci, Danielle Winsfyg, Dawne Hagerthy, Sonja Stevens, Jennifer Collett, Ftobert Wiebe, Flon Webb. Second Row: Stacey Boyle, Scott Stamp, Jarin Satterlee, Lisa Voyles, Anni Flisner, John Swanson Ill, Nichole Draucker, Jessica Chapman, Cherrie Steckman, Debbie Saalfeld, Garrett Mitchell, Third Bow: Lisa Bexius, Tiffany Usrey, Tracy Nahtygal, T, C, Flhodes, Bockell Gross, Jennifer O'Bourke, Nina Seppala, Jason Barringer, Craig Blackmore, Linda Perkins. Fourth Bow: Lisa Estes, Christa Smith, Lance Fticotta, Jon Pence, Jim Ftisner, David Webb, Michael Patterson. Fifth Bow: Patrick Fahring, Robert Lyles, Lee Blackmore, Bud Estill. 2. 1987 FBLA, First Row: Jennifer Kleinman, Paul Groom, Kim Edwards, Jamie Hollister, Angelique Chavez, Jody Barret, Second Flow: Shannon James, Ana Lunsford, Jenny Johnson, Yvette Gurule, Janee Baldwin, Emily Moniaga, Mrs, Goad. Third Bow: Annie Tyler, Anita Tyler, Kim Anderson, Mylene Moniaga, Lynn Summerhill, Lana Hornmerding. 3, At a lunchtime meeting Angelique Chavez, who is president of FBLA, discusses plans for the year as Jenny Johnson listens closely. 4, Garrett Mitchell gets ready to bid on a pie as Debbie Saalfeld urges him on. FFA and FBLA 69

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Very into Creative Arts by Dierdre Johnston What can students do to get colleges to look at them? One way is to join VICA Wocational Industrial Clubs of Americaj a club that students who are in- terested in vocational fields can join. Colleges take a special look at students that have participated in competitions held by this club. VICA holds competitions in vocational fields and awards scholarships and gold medals to the winners, said Phillip Trigas. Club members gain experience in areas such as job interviews, applications and crafting. Other students, along with teacher Jon Landen, have been preparing for state and regional competi- tion. lvly main goal is to make it to the nationals in Job lnterviews, said Brian Hily, VICA member. Besides setting goals and working on projects, club members also enjoy it. Being in VlCA has been fun! said Kim Casey. 1. John Carpenter is doing some serious drawing, He's really in- volved with his work, 2. Sam Hull is working on one of his crea- tions. Sam is a VICA member. 3. Cary Vorwith and Lars Lile are discussing their project, They are in the wood shop class. 4. Phil Trigas is going over his work. He's hoping for a scholarship. 68 VICA L Q,

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r' J 1 1. Basil Salman thinks hard over his next move. He spends his lunch hour playing chess. 2. Leonard Gann is the Bike Club advisor. Mr. Gann is an avid bike rider. 3. Scott Kitchens and Brent Thorton are going over information for the Bike Club. They both are very active members. 4, Travis Sweitzer uses the big board. He is a chess club member. 70 Bike and Chess Clubs 7, x 2, 'lik