Fallbrook Union High School - Moccasin Yearbook (Fallbrook, CA)

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(Below) Casually walking through town, a man and his dog stroll by the Mission Theater in Falibrook. (Right) Framed dramatically by an avocado tree, the sun rises over the Palomar mountains in a view from Fallbrook ' s airpark. (Below left) Headlights lead the way down Mission Road near the high school. (Below right) Taxiing down the runway, a Cessna prepares for a flight. (Opposite bottom left) The French Cottage, a small, quaint restaurant In Falibrook, offers an assortment of food for ev- eryone. f 12 Local Motion

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% Being around, learning about, and rising above. All of these facets ci high school life allowed students and faculty to experience what Fallbrook held in store for them. From increasing yearly enrollment, Fallbrook continuously changed from the small village to the town on the brink of incorporation. Be- ing quite conservative in its views though, the changes came gradually and hardly noticable as it remained the secluded north county area. Around, About and Above 11

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Local Motion What was there to do in Foilbrook? The question baffled people of oil ages. One reason for this problenn was that Fallbrook was a small, rural com- munity with a limited number of activi- ties available, It contained many groves, farms, and other businesses. In reality though, for some individuals, there really was a lot to do in The Friendly Village . To start off, one could go to the vil- lage theater, go shopping, flying or just relax end enjoy himself in Live Oak Park. Fallbrook offered a wide variety of places to eat ranging from fast food places like McDonald ' s to quiet cand- lelit dining at the Packing House. Weekends in Fallbrook were not al- ways dull either. Fallbrook proved this with the numerous Friday night football and basketball games, followed by after game dances, Not everyone spent their time at games and dances, but instead spent their time partying with friends or spending a quiet even- ing in the presence of their families. Those who did come across the prob- lem of finding nothing to do in town could always occupy themselves in Carlsbad, Vista, or Oceanside which were approximately thirty minutes away. If one happened to be looking for a job he rarely had to go outside of Fall- brook to find one. There were over 900 businesses in town. Obviously one could see that the little town of Fall- brook locally was not always drab or dull, but full of interesting things to do. ' Local Motion iZ