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

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. B 7 , Q .V. Takes It All The Wa -n V. worked very hard and had a great season this year. The team had a lot of support for each other and even more natural talent. These made for their great season. They got off to a great start with an exciting meet against Escon- dido. The girls ended their season with positive feelings and an incredi- ble sense of accomplishment. A. Ready, set, smile. B. Team support. C. No guys, it's this way! mm 'i . . . Trackg QL. to RJ Front row: B. Williams, C. Taylor, E. Lewis, O. Cunningham, B. Eastman, K. van. Row 2: V. Bergeron, A. Tonon, J. Nagel, H. Schirmer, 1. Row 3: W. Hill, L. nskeen, C. Stehly, P. Close, P. Seeds, K, Soustek. Back row: A. Garcia, A. Eilerts, A. Christiansen. J. kins, E. Chamberlain. Girl's Track 155

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- Varsity: Strength In umbers he girls really worked hard this year, in hope of winning another Avocado League and CIF cham- pionship. Their season got off to a great start with an exciting meet against Escon- dido. Coach Wester's motto was Be the best you can ben and that's just what they did. The team had great self-discipline and an attitude toward positive goal setting. With the help of All American candidates, they went all the way. A Monica Scott warms up before a meet. B C mon Cathy concentrate! Ciimndemny. 154 Girl's Track Varsity Trackg QL. to RJ Front row: A. Hernandez, D. Phillips Wood, N. Rothey, P. Higgins. M. Degn. Row 3: L. Lembeck Barsell. Back Row: -5 S. Cox, D. Taylor. f ..g.ifs.s..:::f !..I' . -' Y as its B C y X it

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