El Camino High School - Aerie Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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HI TORY SUMMER T950 The name El Camuno was decided upon by the Board f Trustees for the new hugh school M Wm Foss Hunter was pruncupal SEPTEMBER T950 Two hundred twenty fuve freshmen began school un the 30 s wung and the woodshop School colors were selected the mascot was chosen we were admitted to the Suerra Foothull League and Rucky Martun was the furst Student Body Presudent SEPTEMBER T951 The Cadet Corps began wuth Lt Thomas W Armstrong as Commander FALL T952 More classrooms were added and Eagle Fueld was put to use for the furst tume Almost TOO students sugned up to work on the furst Aerue Gaul Schroeder was the Edutor DECEMBER The A basketball team came up wuth theur furst wun un the hus tory of the school by defeatung El Dorado by a score of 48 45 Eddue Hall was Presudent of the furst Pep Club JANUARY T953 The ball started rollung for stadium lughts thanks to the Parents Club El Camuno was now on the map The school receuved uts charter and was now a member of the Natuonal Assocuatuon of Secondary Schools MARCH Seventy seven students were eluguble to uoun the furst chapter of CSF at EC The schools furst as sembly was held un the multu purpose room The furst session of the Student Court was called to order by Judge Joe Kurz MAY In the furst year that the Suerra Foothull League sponsored sportsmanshup trophy the teams the cheerleaders and the cheerung crowds of El Camuno were proud to say we won ut The furst school un the Sacra mento area to have a chapter of the Natuonal Honor Society was El Camuno Twenty sux students were installed as members JUNE Georguanna Mulbarger reugned as Queen over El Camunos furst Junuor Prom FALL T953 Thus year saw the com pletuon of the gurls gym 50s and 60s wungs more shop buuldungs the offuce wung the Calufornua Cadet Corps buuld ung shower rooms and the cafeterua EC swam over San Juan our old Foothull League contest FEBRUARY T954 ln a sequence of three dazzlung upsets the A bas ketball team swept to the Block P Champuonshup at Auburn APRIL EC s representatives to Gurls and Boys States were Stan Esta brook and Pattu Jo Lulleland MAY The old Roman slave market came to El Camuno as the Latun Club staged theur annual banquet The El Camunuan was presented wuth mem bershup un Quull and Scroll an unterna tuonal honor society of hugh school uournalusts JUNE The furst commencement ex ercuse was held un the Memorual Au dutoruum graduatung a class of 269 JULY El Camuno uouned one of the strongest athletic leagues un Calufornua the Sac Joaquun League FALL T954 Kutty Davus was crowned Queen of our furst Homecom ung celebratuon MAY T955 El Camuno claimed as uts own Muss Sacramento Judu Neuder o JUNE EC s Fearsome Foursome went to the State Track meet un Los Angeles SEPTEMBER T955 New boys gym unutuated Fueld first nught game JANUARY T956 EC won Metro Tourney Sportsmanshup Trophy MARCH Jim Burk Student Body Presudent named candudate for Boy ofthe Year SEPTEMBER T956 Dr A D Abbott was unstated as Pruncupal and Wenke Klungenberg became our furst foreugn exchange student DECEMBER Don Amigo the spurut eagle uouned E O FEBRUARY T957 Donkeys unvaded EC un the Aerue sponsored donkey basketball game - - ' O ' ' a . . . . , ' . r. A , , . ' , - ,, ' II ' 1 ' ' I . , ' . . 1 5 . . I . . H . I . I . . v ' ' , . . . ' I h. . l . . , I ll ll , . Q . . I . . I . I I , I , , . - . . . . . I ' I I ' l I ' ' ' ' . . , ' ' U and worthy rival, in our last Sierra OCTOBER . . . Lights shine on Eagle . , . I - . l . . . , , - , , . . . . . I 1 . . . . . , ' ' ' ' . . . , I , . . I . . 1 - ' I ' ' , .