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

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Li l ,i .f we-' A Il f V ,gf ,-fa. -'V , lag Team- Throughout the year the flag team never ceased in their hard work am dedication. Under the supervision of Mr Inscoe, the team won three lst place trophies ant two second place in various competitions. Thei daily practicing showed in their excellence at hal time fieldshows. Choreography was planned by Captain, Joelle Klasseng lst Lieutenant, Tara Lu tong and 2nd Lieutenant, Erin Culp. Flag Team-Bottom Row lL1oRJ: Colleen Fountains: Joclle Klassen' Thresa Pham, and Tracy Ford. Middle Row lLloRJ: Jamie Taborg Tara Luion, and Erin Culp. Top Row lLtoRj: Jennifer DcGraaff' Danielle Pu c M l' . ji , c issa Navarre: Laurie Lindsy: Lynette Garcia, and Karen South. f x ' ,-. swf fs. X45 V J ix Wx f 'I s. . . ff' 'XX' . .. 1 NN .,,, QNX Qi Tara Luton Jennifer DeGraaff Danielle PUJIC J le' ez? 'Q Xie- 1,1 rw, V y se , 11' , ' KL! ,f I. f f 1 4 X L .lx i X .4 . - x x, J . TQ! ' RX - s f N - , , 1 x. -. J rf. C gf L, --X f . .' ,C C ' K, l Q N kr 2' se ' :Z -. x B' 4 fi .-1' x.FN xxx, 1 ' ,Lv A wif . -L' v f ee A ' N . . . X -X Lynette Garcia Karen South Colleen Fountame Melissa Navarre 1 Q LLXJ Y , K . KY X-.wld :vj . .JXL ' XE- . XJ X fji 27 Laurie Lindsley 'Ffraey Ford' J ll 110 Flag Team oe e Klassen Jamie Tabor Thresa Pham

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renchfGerman Club- What a fun year it was for this club led by Frau Squires Some of their activities were ski trips to E . . urope, foreign dinners, cultural fundraisers and parties. This club is made up of people whd enjoy interest in French and German cultures. It e language but it is not a requirement to know th might help. It seems this club never has,a dull moment. This club proves in many ways that the saying, You can learn and still have fun , is true. Bon Voyage. FrenchfGcrman Club are lL to Rl: First row: Kevin DeCewL Diane Higgins: Valerie Bcrgerong Kim Kaufmanru Crista Coleman: Suzy Kroeschc. Second row: Thomas Luther: Mara Vernon: Melissa Running: Kelly Squires: Jeff Welsh. Third row: Mark Stute: Hurly Arnold: Gene Giancanelli: Mandi Woodg Cathy Dabasinskas: Greg Knipstcing Vince Wass. panish Club- A spicy flare for culture ave S this active group a great year. Sra. Mojica once again managed to turn outa good size bunch of buddinS 'd ' ' g paniar s. Their participation in many field trips, including going out to lunch and experiencing f' M ' me exican food, helped to make the club alot of this group has learned the good, clean fun. No doubt benefits of knowing a second language. Spanish Club: Front to Back: Denise Govatos Heather Brown Lind , , a Weatherford, Kerry Johnson. Cece Boehme, Sandy Fu, Kim Cruz, Maria Hensley, Diane Mayr, Robin Schaffer, Tracy Brown, Jeanine Thomas, Alysa Vanderzaden, David Cheung, Jesus Gamez. Not Pictured: Heather Brown, Jacob Enriquez, Evonnie Hart, Diane Higgins, Jim Peyton, Bronwyn Reilly, Cynthia Taylor, Deanna Tay- lor, Linda Chavez, Carmen Martinez, Linda Mojica tAdvisorj os Latinos- Los Latinos started off two ears Y ago as just a small group of friends, but they quickly magnified to a successful organization Throu h h ' ' ' g out t e year they participated in many com- munity events and were responsible for organizing d many ances and field trips They never got tired f . 0 being as active and helpful as possible. Under the lead- ership of Ms. Boedecker, Mr. Saye, and Dan Gitierrez, together they helped to unify a good sized portion of the Hispanic community on campus. Honorable men- tions are Pres.-Theresa Gamez, V.P.-Patty Maquez, Tres.-Magda Macias, Sec.-tyet to be decidedj, Pro- jects-Yvette Chairez, and Publicity-Lourdas Islas. Los Latinos are tLtoRJ Bottom Row: Alysa Vandcrzanden-Flores, Thereza Ga- mez. Magda Macias, Yvette Chairez. Linda Chavez, and David Hurtado. Row 2: Ricardo Fonseca. Teresa Macias, Juan Antonio Mora Lourdas Anaya, Salvador Carranza d ' J xx 1 4 W y fag! X 't J' . . U I ' V MZ 'C . ' . J 5 . cf . ,an Terrazas Gonzalo. Row 3: Dan Gutierrez, Xlomara lbarra, Melyssa ' I QW U ' Flanery, and Yvette Gaussoin. Last Row tTopl Gilbert, Rene Reyna. Joe Rodri- ' , I X V! I VV guez, Richerio Selgebo. Colleen Veltrano, and Jessica Ruelas. A l I a .. . J a. . . UW J aw jzz....,1 ,M W .WW 112 FrenchjGerman MWWW'