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

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HILL-MARTINEZ 58 Juniors Joseph Hill Vicki Hill John Hockley Allison Hodges Casey Hodges Tammy Hogan Cindy Hollis Mark Holtermann Dean Hoover Brady Horsburgh Eric Horton Heather Howland Peter Hoyt David Hurtado Xiomara lbarra Danny lsakovich Darrin Jackson Sean Jacobs Shelli Jaffe Victoria James Mitchell Jarvis Joel Johnson Kerri Johnson Erika Johnson Amy Johnson Jenise Jones Meg Jones Jeremy Just Michelle Keim John Kellam Nina Kim Aaron Klapka Gregory Knipstein Cheryl Konczal Eric Kratzer Susan Kroesche Mary Kubota Cindy Kurbanali Michelle LcFave David Lamarche Jeff Lange Sarah Lang Bryan Langpap Jennifer Larson Philip Larson Theresa Lcistman Dusk Lenartz Tammy Lepage Michael Lewis Jennifer Licon Christina Lindsley Kimberly Lipinski Rachelle Ljosdal Lisa Lockwood Katherine Longfellow Conor Loughnane Stephanie Lovato 08? Loveland G' Jeanette Lozano Thomas Luther Tara Luton Steve Lyman Magdacena Malias Jeffrey Magimelli Jeff Markey Melissa Marler Patricia Marquez Camille Marrero Carmela Martinez Gloria Martinez vim j ,, ., .,,':,:,.,-,q 4- 7? sv If , - ., , Z . fi f f ev- Mr 2 Z5 Q f gf ,swf fm WM if 'Q

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A HE' wif Professional Dancers Grace Campus or the past three years we have had two professional dancers here at San Pasqual High School. Mindy Arnold started dancing at the age of four at the California Ballet School. She changed to the New West Ballet School at the age of twelve. She wants to go to college after high school, but does not plan a career in dance. She has performed in The Nutcracker and Copelia. Our other fine dancer is Diane Pot- ter. She started dancing about eleven years ago. She dances at the New West Ballet School and at Palomar College. Diane plans to go to USIU and major in dance or musical theater. She has performed in A Christmas Fantasy and Peter and the Wolf Two fine dancers give us a winning smile. Mindy Arnold and Diane Potter CL to RJ.

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1 f 1 ' 0 . :V,,, A , fl' 1 ii V ri V ,1 4, ' ii ,- , 4, .f Tennis Makes A Racket ow many teenagers practice everyday as hard as these kids do? Their week- ends are filled with tournaments. With every tournament accompanies the hope of in- creasing their national ranking or impressing a college. They are a group of nine very talented tennis players from statesgall over the country: Mike Brownie Brown 1181, Montanag Beth Ookie Choate 1161, North Carolinag Jack 'ilacksonn Frierson 1l71, Georgia, Scott Wild Thing Hulse 1171, Illinoisg Mark Fruit Bas- ketu Gothard 1161, Californiag Jeff Frey Feet Kingi' Gothard 1141, Californiag Kylie Smilie Johnson 1171, Utahg Matt Waldo McKelvain 1171, Alabamag and Andy Potty Potter 1181, Colorado. They attend Total Tennis Junior Ten- nis Academy coached by Doug Shouffer and Woody Blocher. For over three hours a day, they sweat, practice, and run through their ex- crutiating work-outs. They all have very differ- ent games and techniques, but they all have one thing in common: their love for tennis. As they all say You got to love it . With support from their parents and coaches, they are hopeful of attending great tennis colleges. Ideally, the ulti- mate goal is to become pro. And after that may- be win the U.S, Open or Wimbeldon or even become ifl in the world. These dreams urge them onward, but most of all they do it because they love it. Tennis is their life and you have to love life to live it. Pictured from left to right: Jeff Gothard, Mike Brown, Matt McKelain, Betn Choate. Jack Frierson, Scott Hulse, Mark Gothard, Kylie Johnson. Not Pictured: Andy Potter