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

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Boys' Varsity Swimming Moves Through The H20 tom Row KL to RJ: S. Owsleyg J. Doughteryg J. Dimoffg P. Law, and J. Young. Middle Row: P. rancog J. Baberg M. Martini: S. Johnsong A. Stone, and R. Noel. Top Row: G. Sadnickg S. Alabang logersg D. DeWall, and T. Butalid. as ,Q K in - 5 ' 5, ii' s'n'+'C L-if., .l'.'.l Q g N. 1 A . . X- . y Q 1 Q X s,1Qf-by gg: v W- ik 3 r a X .Quit xx - -..nuf'f- -1- '- f . 1 . . N., .f 3 .HK Xsxbmiiiwwis ' ' .f , ,ffl A. I Q .. . . --.nil . . is' i , ' 1 A. Jay Dimoff perfects the butterfly stroke, B. Scott Johnson and Matt Martini flex at practice. Head coach Gary Sadnick is very ea- ger about his defending Avocado league champions boys varsity swim team. Though he has few returning players they should fare well in league. The top swimmers are Senior Phil Law, Juniors James Young, Scott Johnson, Jay Dimoff and Freshman Matt Martini. The team goals are to have fun, work hard and improve as the year progresses. Boys' Swimming

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ir.. Xt? we i . N. 5 X M . T gggc W . Q-rxwrf? Ihh 4 . . o r c. 4 X X ' . v .J K. S iners Bottom Row QL to RJ: Kris Buringrudg Carolyn Luttiog Sheryl Edge, and Mary Hock. Top 1: Jana Dunng Amy Lovelandg Kim Burgess, and Cari Beckett. L.C. Trainers Loving Care Shows This year, nine individuals helped our sports' teams keep up their hectic pace with a lot of hard work. The trainers had members at every game in case of an acci- dent, injuries, minor problems, and even just making sure there was water around for thirsty play- ers. They took some of the pres- sures off the coaches. Head train- ers Amy Loveland and Kris Bur- ingrud admitted the job was not easy. New trainers go through tap- ing, first aid clinics, CPR classes, and practices the year beforehand. During the sports, seasons, they're in the training room anywhere from four to six hours after school, lending a hand. A lot of their work is in rehabilitation for injured players. They make sure the play- ers are getting back in shape cor- rectly and safely. This program is possibly the closest thing SPHS offers in the way of nursing, com- bined with athletic training. A. Amy Loveland shows us good times in the training room. Trainers