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

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1 Varsity And J Girls Swim With Speed his year's Girls Varsity Swimming was made up of mostly new members since the team had many seniors last year. Instead of specializing in one area Ctype of strokel they were encouraged to develop their natural talent in other areas. Being versatile was their goal. Some of the team members were: Kim Kaufmann, Susie Kroesche, Aline Sullivan and 1- lThe team had a very good chance in the League because they worked so hard throughout the season. Their toughest com- petition was Escondido High School. This year's Girls J.V. Swimming has already be- gun to show their knack for water sports. The team has jumped into the season begin- ning with hard rigorous practices taking place at Grape Day Pool. The girls team worked hard perfecting their skill, ready to clash with any formidable opponent. Suzy Kroesche comes up for air alter a long warm-up. ,..- K Sli 'S 2 06099 162 Varsity And JV Swimming 1 ga W ,J A C 'Tl 'Tiki 'V wifi' ff I ,CVQA Front row fleft to rightjz J. Ewing, R. Ljosdal, K. Kaufmann, R. Cardwell, E. Hardy, S. Kroesche Edgington, A. Sullivan, Back row:Q K. Kruse, J. Nielsen, N. Gaussant, C. Chavez, C. deTer Coach: Steve Vahle. Not pictured: ' ' Q C. Vandkamp, A. Floyd, T. Vaugh Young.

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Varsity And JV Boys Make A Splash his year's Boys Varsity Swimming had a fairly good balance between new and re- turning competitors. However, there were more members of the team that did not quite have as much experience. The Team's coach, Mr. Sad- nick, has been coaching for many years. He said this year's team had more room for growth and he expected them to do very well in the Avocado League Championships. Among the established swimmers and key helpers is Todd Pitner,- H ' , , . ' Y and James Young. Out of all the teams this season, Mr. Sad- nick said Carlsbad was their thoughest competi- tion. Our J.V. Boys Swimming team was well pre- pared to oppose many other schools in the conflict for the C.I.F. championships. Striving to better themselves, the team worked day after day on drill after drill. We all have high hopes that our boys J.V. will be able to gain the C.I.F. championship. A- Two of seven Boys Varsity swimmers working hard on a drill. B. the team prepares to warm up before the match against Carlsbad. C. Before the serious practice starts. Zack Davis and Bob Salter pull a stunt for fun. , ' A f C 164 Varsity And JV Swimming e'ae