San Pasqual High School - Golden Legend Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Ji? l , u l D Audra Dudie and Brian Eldridge discuss customer service at their McDonaId's after school job. Jennifer McArthur demonstrates the Marie Calendar style. Leslie Innes works hard at Yummie's Yogurt. Paige Wrobble is very helpful at finding what her customers really want at Chad's Rainbow. After School 21

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-I After School fter school, San Pasqual students did so many different and bizarre things that they could not all be cap- tured in a picture. Too Bad! Some students held an after school job in the North County Fair and in other parts of Escondido, such as Yummie's Yogurt, and a lot of students participated in sports and weight training. After relaxing at home or exerting physical power for our teams, many went shopping, 'investing' in clothes, stocking up on popular music, and wasting money on themselves. Lucky couples got to get together while in- tellectuals studied for better grades. Unfor- tunate students spent their kick-back time in detention and making up tests from ditching the previous days. Escaping to the beach was also as popular as driving like total id- iots. Getting into fender benders was also a favorite, and making life more exciting was telling the parents that someone hit the car when it was parked in the parking lot. Wait- ing for parents or buses was a fabulous past time, but skating half-pipes and riding the ea.. - . ..,..,,, waves was just sketchy. A. B. C. 20 After School Lori Proffitt distinguishes what clothes are best. From left to right, Camille Marrero, Holly Hark- sen, and Ali Hodges rap in Nordstrom's stock room. Mike Bream sets up fabulous displaysat Chad's Rainbow during the week.

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-I Pep Rallies s the students gathered into the gym, the music started. They searched for their friends up in the stands, and their friends yelled down to them, reserving their spots. When the speaker appeared, everyone was seated, and didn't know what to expect. Pep rallies were held every time San Pasqual had a home football game. Students also cheered for the other teams that were playing after school and the weekend. These teams were usually football, field hockey, tennis, water polo, volleyball, cross country, and track. During the pep rallies, class competition is practiced, sen- iors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen all compete in various, ridiculous games. The classes show their self pride and school pride through the montonous screeming of 'Go, Fight, Win', etc. To entertain the au- dience of students to an even greater ex- tent, the cheerleaders, band, and dancing team performed death-defying tasks. An advantage in which every student enjoyed was the five or ten minutes cut off every class. A A. A typical scene at a Friday night football game. B. Enrique Fonseca says Save some for me you pig! C. Kim Noonan displays his Michael Jackson moves. 22 Pep Rallies