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

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S.P. And Burrough's Celebrate Second Year On December 10th San Pasqual and adoptor Bur roughs held thelr second annual blrthday party The audlence was entertalned by the Vocal Ensemble hlstory students and mlmes They recreated the be glnnlngs and growth of the corporatlon wlth an artls t1c touch Th1S year marked Burroughs 100th year from addlng machlnes to computer technology Slnce taklng us under thelr wlng they ve donated both money and tlme to the school After the formal cele bratlon tons of free cake were served to an over whelmlng lunchtlme crowd -W Wei!!! Jeff Posner thmkmg of somethlng to say Laura Alexander IS happy she s got hers' Vocal Ensemble prepares the audlence for a meanlngful cere mony Burroughs 1 7 ' , . 9 , c 1 - 9 n f , . J , - .Y rfr :'f W- '-- M, ,, Q 'ff W 5 HI B A. . B. ' 9 ' , I C. ' - N N

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B. Annie fSusan Binderl teaches Mrs. Keller fMichelle Durnellj about how C. Mr. Keller fBruce Smithj gets frustrated over Helen fSarah Graybealj. DRAMA PRODUCES TI-IE MIRACLE WORKER During the first semester this year, the Drama Club put on its version of the famous play, The Miracle Worker. Mrs. Boyd as director had her hands full getting lines down for the actors, collecting props, borrowing costumes from the supporting Patio Playhouse, and controlling Hannibal, the Schnauzer who caused many a laugh. The first week of performances had to be cancelled, but the show went on in the second weekend of December. The story of Helen Kel- ler is that of a deaf, mute, blind child, portrayed by Sarah Graybeal, who is finally controlled and taught by Annie Sullivan fSusan Binderl. It's a tender, moving story about the life of Miss Sullivan and how, in the end, human courage and spirit can overcome the hardest of obsta- cles. A. The Cast Top Row CLtoRJ: Brad Hall, Jason Heams, Jolie Thompson, Jeff Welsh, and Barbara Bryant. Middle Row fLtoRJ: Janelle Freden- berg, Maria Abeyta, Michelle Durnell, Bruce Smith, and Susan Binder. Bottom Row QLtoRJ: Sarah Graybeal, and Jason Anthony to treat the blind. Activities