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

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OPg3HlZ3t1OHS Newspaper Staff The school newspaper is a re- source not many students take seriously. The staff was out to change that this year. They set goals and worked to meet them. Since the E.O. is for our campus the staff tried to keep it on stu- dent level interests and encour- aged anyone with ideas, writ- ings, and opinions to submit them. Newspaper: Bottom Row KL to RJ: Kim Parsleyg Kerrie Hollandg Elizabeth Car- rolg Cathy Oretsky, and Tammy Part- ner. Top Row KL to RJ: Carl Swadellg Scott Rodgersg Michelle Fayg Matt Po- letsetskyg Mike Martini, and Shawn Dodson. Chorus Chorus, as well as the other musical classes underwent a change in the middle of the year when Ms. Dominguez was replaced by Mr. Enoscoe, but it didn't interfere with their per formance. This year, our chorus was very small, probably the re sult of harder schedules. What they lacked in general force, they made up for in talent and were better than ever, some so loists rising up. The chorus par ticipated in the Winter concert, Spring concert, and Pops con cert. The first two were general music programs given free at SPHS. The Pops was not to be missed - a grand finale of lights, music, and action. Cho rus is a step up to our vocal en semble and students learned professionalisms as well as ex panded their vocal talents Chorus: Top Row KL to RJ: Kathryn Young, Araceli Garibayg Angel Yelen dez' Jeanni Goodson and Yara Shultz Bottom Row QL to RJ: Shanyn Wil liams' Melissa Wilson' Denise Hines and Melissa Marler 9 v 1 - v 1 v

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French German Club Energetic Frau Squires led this group through a fun year, in- cluding ski trips, foreign din- ners, cultural fundraisers fre- member the Gummi bears?J, parties, and joining a national honorary society for those who'd gotten A's in their lan- guage. Although knowing the language wasn't necessary, an interest in the lands and having fun, was. French!German Club Bottom Row CL to RJ: Rachel Fredenburgg Amara Wil- leyg Lena Koutsoukosg Kathy Tsoulosg Fay Koutsoukosg Barbara Carroll, Eric Ulman, and Elizabeth Carroll. Top Row KL to RJ: Thomas Carrollg Mike Talvensaarig Dave Robidouxg Glen Wintersg Susanna Virdeng Christine Kirnerg Alison Seaveyg Eowyn Collins, and Jill Dudeck. Spanish Club Spanish Club Bottom Row CL to RJ: David Cheung Greg Armstrongg Gretchen Brumley Melissa McCool, and Lourdes Islas Top Row Senora MOJICA Kim Cauble Heather Howlandg Dlane Mahr Deanna Taylor: Jim Cheung Tayna James Elizabeth Mar- l0ttl and Nanci Prado Trips to our nearest neighbor- ing country, Cinco de Mayo fes- tivities drives for Tijuana or- phanages, and attending a Spanish play were only a few of the aCt1Vlt18S this club, led by Ms MOJICH got into Most members make use of the lan- guage when, for instance, order- ing a Mexican lunch With this fascinating culture so close, why not investigate . y 1 f: y 1 Z y , . 7 . , . www Organizations

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Dance Team Flags Q 5 The SPHS Dance Team, otherwise known as All that Glitters , shone bright this year. Their combined tal- ents brought the team to many facets of entertaining people. In their bold blue bodysuits and flashy tinsel, this included our wild pep rallies, half-time field shows at home football games, and Saturday competitions against other high schools. Touring the Los Angeles indoor circuit in the spring took concentration. They spent time trying to put as many professional and meti- culate moves as possible into their routines. Team uni- ty, high expectations, and lots of practice brought them to the top. Dance Team: Bottom Row KL to RJ: Darci Maher, Shawn Millerg Kristen Haag, Kara Larseng Dana Strickland, Kristi Hegleg Stacey Berryg Kim Lipinski, Dyan O'Donnell, and Georgina Ortiz. Organizations Among the smartly marching band and graceful moves of the dance team, during football game half-times wa the flowing colors of the tall flags unit. This sharp loolj and visual impact was what first intrigued Captain Lin- da Walker to the flag corps, but she realized that it really took coordination and an acquired skill to put the flags into perfect unison for performances. The tall flags showed up for pep rallies, football games, and parades with the band in the fall, and then went to the indoor L.A. circuit as a team for the spring in flashy new uniforms. The Pops Concert was a whirling finish- ing touch to the team's year. Under Linda Walker, Karrie Holland, and J olynn Sanders the team was pret- ty much self-sufficientg small enough that the girls be- came good friends and could share fun times as well as hard work. Flags Bottom Row CL to RJ: Brenda Boatwrightg Lourdes lsalasg Meg Jonesg Karrie Hollandg Linda Walker, Jolynn Sandersg JoDean Whit- ney, and Joelle Klasseng Middle Row: Christie Blaylock.