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

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1 Portable Learning Six new portables were added to the school This enabled some teachers to have their own rooms for the first time 2 Look This Way Substitutes are a way of life for students 3 A Line A Day - The counselors were inundated with students for the first few weeks of school. About one fourth of the students wanted to change something on their schedules. 4. Giving A Hand - The Art Club celebrated the beginning of the year with their annual Tie Dye party. It has been a tradition for seven years. 5. Pass lt Over Here - For a day, nose passing became a sport. Every pep assembly has a game that students play. 6. A Month Of Chaos - ln September it was much more important where you were, rather than who you were. Parking became an art and everyone played. Al T-if 0 ' ln the Beginning 5

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Bggjim. EIL? Signing 4-mncvbf' A J FI by Maria Froehle J' or some, the first day of school is eagerly awaited. For others, it is a day to be avoided like few other days. A percentage of students find that the summer days begin to pale and become bor- ing. They do the same things, go to the same places and see the same people for months. For them, September 8 brings new challenges and excite- ment. Old friendships can be renewed and new friends found. I love to see all of my old friends with their great tans and new clothes, said Sarah Dulin. But most students see 4 In the Beginning . . . :Qing . S .. .. xt 34, J . r ' A I . ' Y ET- i Z 'M-1,7 . 1 in 'A P N N -Q September 8 as the day their parole runs out. It is a day that ends summer fun and their reprieve from the drudgery of school. They dread the five a.m. ring of the alarm that signifies the beginning of their nine-month sentence. That br- ings the 180-school-day-year to a beginning. Both attitudes were represented this year on cam- pus. But, no matter which side of the fence a student was on, the alarm did ring, and September 8 did come around. Better luck next year! Maybe the alarm clock won't ring and school will not start. Good Luck!

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