Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Almost an institution in itselt, lunch at noon conversation, the faculty. is-r meant hot cottee. and relaxation tor . , The details ot M.W.P. Day, complimenting Mr. Mathematicians l-lollman and Pusey explained the Perry, were worlced out in such meetings as this. whys and hows ot logarithms, theorems and tundas Miss Beven, Mrs. Ming, Mrs. Couts and Mr. Hilmer mental tractions. represented Social Stud the departments ot Homemalcing, ip: and Commerce, 5. lr Q

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guiding cw through Varied ac ti i tie V332 ?,3g5VJWv Much C'2fJlf tor teeoifg lficondido on the musical map Wert to both Mr, and Mrs. Qhriftianzon Chris' also taught two biology clafrei, OUR FACULTY SHOWED QUALITIES OF FRIENDLINESS and understanding which made them indispensable in lceeping alive the cooperation between students and administration. They never lost sight ot the individual student and his needs. Our teachers met with us every day. tolerated our late papers and lame excuses and still managed to imbue us with a tew particles ot learning. And yet every one ot us came in contact with at least one member ot the taculty on whom we telt we could rely tor willing assistance, advice or just plain com- pany. The rriarif rrirffftlriqf, fin fiirriiiiliiiii wfiiliiriliiiii iilli-ii liiiviiiii lniiiiiiiiiiir piwxvil .1 iiinimun qiuiiml lixl luurifl xffiftlflt, ljfirirlul firifl liif fiilliilifiriilirifi lliiy iiiiiii-iiiiiiiq -iilliiii' .mil i ll'-lUll1'i, Ml '--- Blxzlxfl lauqlwl hefiflfcrl lliv' lVlfilI',ll ln-iiiiilriii-nl, ',liifly llrill iiriil '-Iuiiii-.lil Min, Viiiwl l.illn .intl liigli-gli, iiiliilc Mi fJlll'lrlVl'0' llfryifirlrrifiril i f-', ywf lifvly 'ilii-iiill Ii.iii.ll.'.l .i xnrivil piiiiqinin nl l niqli-vli, lli-iluix l'iilili. fwiiiuiliiiiiy fipnimiwli ' l

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Qu' C23Ct'2'i always en oveo tneir eariy morning chats in ,he ottiee oe'ore going To their 'esoective Teaching cicgfi.. Mr' ma e rerdacid Mi ,lone 1 -L.., + Sometimes you got to thinlcing that the teachers were classroom tixtures and ceased to exist come 3:I5 every day. Qurs, however, were real people outside as well as inside school. Coach Duncan, tor instance, was one ot the best avocado picleers Mr. Schmeeclcle could tind. No one on the Coast could trap lobsters better than Mr. Fox lin or out ot seasonl. The tennis doubles champs in town were Vorl4inl4 and l-lilmer. Mr, Kattenhorn coupled teaching shop with tighting tires and building houses while Mr. Christianson's musical touch was telt in the community as well as in the school. No one was closer to the Alumni than Mr. lVlcl.oney, who visited the graduates regularly each time a premium tell due, lndividuality ot personality , . . they never lett us with a dull moment. +. . . , ,ps 9 ' ' ' 9 ' '7'f x itl g , Sitlifliefe -.ii is , X s . . ss is -1, c MN 4 SWE fiiiiv M ileratrr, Er,..i c . 4 t. a -, i , i, .. .W ,W , ,s i gi .4 ,X 5.5.- e fe -r3'di'i: talfci' ti li irtlii i ri ll 'lie H t 'Xl yjx L f Mi Alt 'xl N -N ima' ' -V eca f i xvs yn: A ij pkg,