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

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I- Crisis Da he disaster drill of an earth- quake centered in Los Angeles was simulated at San Pasqual. Escondido paramedics and fire depart- ments produced the event in which there was to be a helicopter landing to take the injured away between the band room and the office building. The A.S.B. class acted out the injuries ac- cording to the cross-tag they wore and the athletic trainers sought the injured and figured out what had to be done to help them. They put deceased tags on bodies informing that they needed im- mediate help or if they were dead. The realness of it all brought forth emotions from the participants, and made them think that this could happen. B HQ! 28 Crisis Day Just drop her on the ground! says Natalie Denning while carrying a stretcher with Rachelle Ljosdal and Kym Sikes. Crisis Day even involved faculty members lpictured Mr. Cavanaughj. After total panic, lLieleSuadstrom and biike Schirng:r collided and were knocked unconscienec while Mary McTear. our school nurse, sorts deceased tags with a para- medic. kfFHa'milt011i watches his friends bleed to death. A paramedic reviews the success ofa day based on tragedy.

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