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

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A 5?- n the San Pasqual Winter Sport Sched- ule were the sports boy's Basketball, girl's Basketball, boy's Soccer, girl's Soccer, and Wrestling. Of these sports, the C.I.F. finalists were boy's Basketball, girl's Bas- ketball, girl's Soccer, and Wrestling. There was a lot of participation in these sports and the crowds in the stands were mainly from San Pas- qual. Girl's Soccer played against University City in the Torey Pines Stadium while girl's Basketball played against Fallbrook in the Sports Arena. There was so much participation, in fact, since the game was on a Friday, so many students wanted to get off campus to see the game, they were ready to call a 'Senior Ditch Day'. Instead the event resolved in a note and bus ride affair, but the teams proved to be All- Star Champions. B . San Pasqual's Nicole Rothey snags the ball from San Marcos. . Powerfulaearned his lst Place title in the C.l.F. IIA Championship. C. Greg Brown thrashes on Poway High in the finals, 176 C.I.F. Winter I I

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n 1984, America lost the America's Cup. New Zealand took it away from Captain Dennis Connor, after a 10-year winning streak by the U.S. Some people called the New Zealand boat, the Kiwi Magic, a fiberglass Cinderella because it was not made of the traditional wood. ln 1987, Dennis Connor and his crew took back the Cup, which was being held in New Zealand. The loss has made the America's Cup more popular than the win, stated the Captain in 1984. But now, the retaliation has won fame forthe next race to be held in San Diego in 1991. 66Happ 50th Golden Gate. 1 aw 178 hat I The World Happened? 1 undreds of thousands of people flocked to the 50th birthday ofthe Golden Gate Bridge in San Fran- cisco. The people celebrated all day. At one point, there were so many people on the bridge, that the bridge buckled under the weight. The Golden Gate is the second longest bridge in the world. lt connects San Fran- cisco with Marin County. The bridge opened in 1937. lt is 4,200 feet long. -2 was the score for the World Series. The Minnesota Twins won over the Saint Louis Cardinals. No longer are the Twins called the l'Twinkies. The team players are now named Sweet Music, Kirby, Herbie Wrench, Dr. Crank, Groovie, Lombo, Gags, Buck-ninety, Bruno, the Dutch- man, The Panamanian Express, and the Teminator. The second inning ended with the Cardinals getting two runs off of Sweet QViolaJ Music. In the next six innings the Twins were invincible. The cardi- nals could not score another run. r ,gl ii Zi: 55 V ,. W' 4 l ha 'ff fy., i 4 5 ,, Zaye , Z2 lt H div P' .