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

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MEJIA-SAYTHONG Javier Mejia Adam Mendez Tom Mercer Philip Meza April Mitko Henry Moore Norma Morales Traci Morgan Cathy Morse Cindy Morse Brian Moss Jamie Munger Shawna Naftel Rafail Nava Roger Necochea Tony Nguyen Caroline Nguyen Kim Nicholson eather Noel im Noonan Juan Nunez Enrique Nunez George Nunez Cheri O'Hanlon Chris Ochoa Adina Onda John Orona Ruben Ortiz Carolyn Ortiz Jill Ottoson Mullen Owen Adam Owsley Elizabeth Palomino numfr1f?e?i'y Theresa Li Pham Kristopher Phillips Steve Pitard Sayid Poe David Prieto Fawn Pritchard Danielle Pujic Jason Rager Michelle Ragland David Ramirez Manuel Ramirez Randal Ray Mark Razo Garla Reeharte Aaron Regan James Rhinehart David Riffle Eric Ristine Julie Robertson Tris Robinson Lydia Robles Jeremy Rochester Mary Rodriguez Natividad Rodriguez Joe Rodriguez Areli Rodriguez Griselda Rodriquez Elizabeth Romney Chris Rothey Chanfong Roungtakoung Michelle Russell Armando Saavedra Richard Salgado Norman Sangalang Genara Sarabia Khemphet Saythong 80 Freshmen

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xvf Frosh Show Artistic Talent reshmen show off their artistic talent, They all are very strong states Mr. Thoennes, These kids show a lot of talent. These fresh- men have the skills to become anything from sculptors to interior designers. l, Tris Robinson, P55551 ' yeQatfaro, and .lil1lI eem are the budding artists. Stephanie Bell started sketching tig- ures on her free time and is currently taking two school classes. She has ex.- perience in both two and three dimen- sional styles of art. I do this just for fun, says Stephanie. Tris Robinson, the guy of this group, likes to draw during his free time too. He has been doing this for about five years. When he gets out of high school he would like to become an artist. The painter is Paisley Close. When she grows up and graduates from high school, she would like to be an interior designer. She's been in art since the 6th grade. A newcomer cartoonist from Mission Junior High is Jill Ottoson. She started copying pictures from other works. In the future she'd like to become a fash- ion designer. We will be expecting to hear a lot from them in ,911 Sheliy Cafaro, Stephanie?-ell,tTris Robinson?Paisley Ciose .lull Ottoson QL to RJ. S -JH, if , 4 ,Ann f ,K K 8 .Vi . f ,

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1 m... e v I fa if HW at .1 . tif Freshmen Hit High Note his year the freshmen took over the SPHS chorus. They are young and experienced in the singing world. Out of a class of seven- teen, there were ten. Most of them have won awards, havefuture plans that per- tain to music, take lessons, and have successfully been in plays and concerts. Nicole Fisher, Hanna Silk, Renae Loftin, Maribel Garcia, Afdina Ondai, and A appeared in some special productions. When Carousel came out, Nicole had two solos in it. Renae sang at a concert. Hanna made her debut in Her's Love, Cinderella, Wizard of Oz, and had duets in the Spring Festival. Both singing and in plays, Maribel was in Oliver and in the church choir for five years. Adina was in Broadway Review. The city plays Snow White, and Pinocchio broadcast- ed Beth. She also has done church so- los. Their singing has reasons behind it. Some say it is to express yourself. Oth- ers think it is a way to relieve stress. Naturally, they have idols. Whitney Houston, Julie Andrews, and Barbara Streisand have come in their minds. Who knows? Maybe one of them will be an idol just like these people. Girl's Chorus CL to Rl: Bottom row: Marybelle Garcia Tara Lutong Shelly Hensley: Nicole Fisher, and Julie Larson. Middle row: .Iulic Goldsmithg Erika Stonekingg Hanna Silkg ea'Deanna Onda, and Suzette Willet. Top row: Nancy Cofi Tina Vaught Christy Foxg Renae Loftin, and Beth Spillman. 1 ' . or.g,.5, . .....,r., 1 1 . .rf is