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

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agle Outlook- Uournalism IIJ This year s Outlook , under the supervision of advisor Jer- ry See was experienced and polished in their communication skills. The staff was responsible for the publica- tion of the Eagle Outlook , as well as recruiting new prospective report- ers from the Journalism I class. First semester Editor Dana Boriito and Second semester Editor David Emer- son led the Outlook staff with great initiative. Eagle Outlook- fLtoRJ: Tom Greene' ' Paul Mckmillan' ' ' Tom Carrol' andwm . .J R ' f 4 M 1 ' rr 2 , Y z . I , 3 fs Z? Q. i ' ' ' Z V, ,ti , , 1 ss ss '22 9 'Y A f bt f ' :Qt b Q , 5 1 w, , as ss Q gg? X K 1 1 y j :,lu?we B If W f if f a ff ? if 333 W ? ff , 6 V 5 1 5 255 J 4, , a Q fax 3 3 x , K 2 , , if - f ta 4 5 is ,gf 4 5 , 2 ft i a fb Q4 M f Q E ax 2522 I if 3 , K 1,5 fff' 2 5 3 ar 'ef 4' f Q ' f if ' 5 1 if 'QQ 1 t abt, ' 4' Ht at R 1 1 - V e - , , Z 1, ai ,ax fy , 123 tg ' W rf 3 if rs, , Q 3 Y H A ,, A .J 3? af g 2 'f a f at if if 2 f ,f X t 1 ga ' Aff ,E 1 U, ?f it Z3 Z v Q -, J Q40 W J 1 up-M , , x it 'ta We if v Q oumalrsm I- CEagle Out- Li A og 'ja lookj The Journalism 1 tppp -Q sf imp. g a group this year had a lot J. so , a, s E e E A to learn as far as newspaper g WM-my fi tp? .Q .a ' if Production was concerned. eefsi QW MEN-Qltif X Q They were the new kids on the B i, Q' t- M block in the area of campus J ' ' it 'N Q 2' -,utmpx st communication. Under the it p careful guidance of Journalism P E J i II fEagle Outlookj many of the N 'N Ni K x MMM ,r..a a members of Journalism I got s l'lcesse W ftt ,tsr tr ,sg their first break in writing on xp me , u in the school paper. i at t t tt ii a k J Eagle Outlook Uournalism lJ-Bot- tom Row fLtoRJ: Andy Reno and in M' Second Row I !LtoRj: andi . Third ow oRJ: Cassie Christiansen and Keri Simms. Fourth Row tLtoRJ: Melyssa Flan- J T ery: and - 'H- Q Fifth Row tLtoRJ: David ,Q M McMullen: Gina Costanzog Andi Carroll, and Rowena Royola. Sixth Row lLtoRj: Greg Hadlyg Joe Hillg Alicia Zavala, and Nathan Picker- ing. 108 Eagle Outlook

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.V, Cheerleaders- This Year's .I.V. showed their spirit and school pride well. The eight member J.V. squad, led by captain J ' f e , cheered our .l.V, football team and all our other J.V. teams, to many a victory. Along with the Varsity Cheerleaders, a few of the J.V. members were fortunate enough to at- tend the CIF finals at Jack Murphy Sta- dium. This hard working group of girls brought new respect upon themselves in all they did. J v Cheerleaders are many: Quran i Natalie Kitchensg Shelby Wilsong , and JV Cheerleaders 107

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rest r-ff' ' 'ta rcs,- ra in e e es do without them. Just think, every ankle, leg, or wrist that needs taping everyday. The athletic trainers are a selected grou of p students who attended several first-aid classes and worksho ps. The trainers had members at every game in case of an accident, injur- ies, minor problems, and just making sure there was water around for 0 ur thirsty players. The trainers switch of shifts of bein i g n the training room after school from four to six hours a night. The athletic trainers are without a doubt a dedicated and mature group of students advised by Del Griffi rs- What would our athl t Tl. Trainers: Front Row: Cece C h oe me, Tracy Brown, Allison Miller, Kym Sikes: Back Row: Tracy Barden. Linda Wanders, Rachelle Ljosdal, Kim Burgess. ep Club- The Fighting Eagles Pep Club got off to a late start this yearg but better late than never , as the saying goes. Under the leadership of Mrs. Nelda De Vroeg, the Pep Club staff fCommisioner-Jenise Jonesg and Treasurer- Dayena Vargal and the remaining members brain- stormed the ideas. During basketball season they traveled to home and away games alike. During the weekly meetings they worked hard on thinking of new and lively cheers and chants. Next year they are hoping that involvement 'll wi catch on with the Frosh and more males . . . Pep Club- lLtoRJ Top row: Cheryl Konczalg Heather Howlandg Dayene Varga, and Jenise Jones. Bottom Row tLtoRJ: Linda Weath- erfordg Vicki James, and Diane Higgins. peech Clu g er than the ability to speak clearl y and with expression. This year's speech club learned just that. Un- der the leadership and guidance of Miss Keithley, this year's team gained a valuable tool of influence. Whether it was in competitions or just for practice, the Speech Club was definitely a well spoken for group. b- Nothing is valued hi h Speech Club: Front Row' Dave Em . erson, and Mike Hoerrg Middle Row: Dana Robinson, Wff6fi'O'Harr!:n, Dave Evans, Miss Clau- dia Keithley lAdvisorJ, Chris Morris, Lee Johnston, Jason Browng Back Row: Michele Wilkinson, Lisa Sext C ' ' ' ' ' L ,-. . on, hristina Lindsay Ling ee, Alysa Vanduaaden Taun D . emev. Brad DeBIane. Noi Pic- tured: Mike Sheffey. and Barbara Carroll. l Speech 109