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

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Jennifer Larson Philip Larson Christopher Lee Theresa Lelstman Dusk Lenartz Michael Lewis Jennifer Llcon Kimberley Lipinski Rachelle Lyosdal Katherine Longfellow Thomas Luther Tara Luton Steve Lyman Jill Maehler Jeffrey Manglmelli Mark Marean Jeff Markey Richard Markle Melissa Marler Patricia Marquez Camille Marrero Carmela Martinez Leticia Martinez Susana Martinez Mathew Martini Lauri Masamoto Tricia Mayer Justin Mc Gough Jennifer McArthur Jason McCluney Kimberly McDonald Heather McIntyre Tony Medina Michelle Meidinger Dawn Melby Angelique Melendez Rachel Merrell Lori Meyers Alison Miller Heidi Miller Laina Morgan Mike Mortensen Marcos Motta Ruth Moyer Www . -' 11 f ,JPG 'M f M, fy .f.:p,mf f V :E1.2... , ily I W Larson Freshmen

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Artist Freeman Flourishes Xmong the art fans getting their start at San Pasqual this fear was freshman Emerson Freeman. He took both an art :lass and beginning ceramics with Mr. Theonnes and did above average work. Art class gave Emerson a way out for his .alents as well as time to think and create. His best drawings lre of horses, which he's drawn since he was a kid. Freeman's 'avorite class though, was ceramics. He enjoyed working with mis hands, taking a general theme and making it his own inique creation . . . a box, a whistle, or a practical utensil. He ropes to take more art classes in the future, as well as go urther in the wrestling and football he was in. As 374, he vas tackle on the football team and made many new friends. -Ie enjoys contact sports and wanted to see how good he'd be. kfter an hour or so of practice, Freeman usually bums iroundv and likes to listen to 91X for a while. After San Jasqual, he'd like to attend Brigham Young University, his irtwork to remain only a hobby. He's undecided on his ma- or. For now, though friends ask him for drawings, and he's eceived many a compliment, most of Freeman's work goes nto the trashcan. He's constantly trying to improve himself. Fhat's what it takes to make a masterpiece. f .v -. 3 . ,f:' 1 ' , . G fl ,, if 3 K, W x X K X f X ,, I if Freshmen Jenny Ingoglia Danny Isakovich Darin Jackman Darrin Jackson Sean Jacobs Mitchell Jarvis Lynda Jennings Amy Johnson Erika Johnson Joel Johnson Kerri Johnson Michelle Johnson Meg Jones Jeremy Just Tammy Karr John Kellam Aaron Klapka Greg Knipstein Colleen Knudsen Cheryl Konczal Jason Kontrovich Patricia Kopesky Sandra Kraher Susan Kroesche Mary Kubota Jeff Kulbeck Laurie Kulbertis Cindy Kurbanali Jodi Lane Jeff Lange Bryan Langpap

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Tennis Is Miller's Racket Jne of the top players on the girl's varsity ten- mis team this year was Alison Miller. A little nelp, ambition, and talent was all it took. Her ather, a player of ten years, gave her lessons, a membership in a club, and lots of encourage- nent. She's played in tournaments, trying to ncrease her rank in San Diego women's singles, vhen she wasn't practicing for the team. They 'ot second in league, Miller ranking third. Out- ide of her passion for the sport, she was a -Iomecoming princess and enjoys reading, going 0 the beach, and water skiing. She plans to be ,n accountant and attend either Pepperdine or JCLA. Miller's immediate plans, however, are o achieve her potential in tennis. Racheck f gmsjlh I v f rcvv ' ft sf. he r.i .-., r.e.1 J 6 P' In A . , ,, Q . , , , I l Freshmen Daniel Munoz Shivaun Murphy Trina Naftel Matthew Navarre James Nicholoson Blair Noonan Dyan 0'Donnell Amiyo O'Neill Francis 0'Neill Joshua Olson Misty Orcutt Alice Ordunez Amy Orrantia Deena Orrantia Matthew Owen Kevin Owsley Jennifer Palmer Kenneth Papich Tracie Parrent Krista Parsley Travis Partner Stephen Patch Shawna Patterson Sheila Patterson Carrie Pattock Dane Pederson Lisa Penalosa John Peng Brad Perry Nancy Petrovic Ricky Petrungaro Scott Pettit Jimmy Peyton Ryan Pfaff Jeremy Pitard Joel Pitt Steven Pitts Julie Powers Heather Priddy James Proffitt Todd Provencio Art Puedan Rohit Rabadia Julianne Racheck