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

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1 Speaking Out In Communicative rts 1 earbook class, speech, and jour nalism class all cover a wide va riety of professions in photogra phy, writing, and practice in layouts. These classes help students put their ideas down on paper which is the main objectg having fun while doing this is the main strategy. A. The Journalism ll class after a new paper publication. Top: P. McMullen. Middle: T. Greene,1tP'Goullett'e, D. Emerson, T. Carrol. Bottom: Gs.SykeS: S. Fox. B. David Cheung is snapping pictures for year- book class. C. Jane Nielsen is practicing her speech on the class. :L.,,. k ,,., ,,,,,,,..,, , 9 is s wie: . , , f . T, 5 new af 'E W, L ' 7? 9 ' ,Y .W ..:,A 3 'ff Q V4 B 98 Academics

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