Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Cn the business side ot our school, two ot the prominent Businessmen are Mr. John Gray, Vice-Principal, and Mr. Dale l-lilmer, Business Manager. Mr. Grays kidding and Mr, l'lilmer's grin have won them many triends on the campus. A school like ours needs many pe ple to keep it progress- ing. Two ot theme people are Mrs. Euncan and Mrs. Lasley. Xfith Mrs. Duncan behind the Cash register and Mrs. Lasley in the library, we know things are well under Control. Af, early as tirst period, the students in the rooms nea'est th: efrteteria began to sr'ell delicious odors that dritted through the windows. Ylfe realized that Mrs. Wyman, Mrs. tdgington and Mrs, Dwfs, the eoolzs, were already at work A-rrepa ing our noon day r eal. his MQ? J. ree . fe? I1 e I

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X ttf X its XL Miss Breidenstein, Mrs. Dove, Miss Beven, and Miss Brand . , l-lolding positions in the English, homemalcing, and Spanish departments, they instructed students interested in their respective subjects. Future success will greet all the students who have been instructed by these teachers. Mr. Christianson, Mrs, Couts, and Mr, Vorlcinlc , , , Star- tish, tardy slips, and scripts composed the worlcing material ot these teachers who came in contact with nearly every student in school. Chris also instructed the Girls' Glee Club while Mr, Vorlcint handled the English Department. i i - i I ,Il . Mr, Fox, Mrs, l-lall, and Mr. Williams . . . Under the guidance ot these instructors many students received help with their schedules, slcinned lcnees, and band instruments. Mr, Williams also added much to our school by organizing the Boysl Glee Club. Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Crenshaw, and Mr, Mctoney , . . leaching students in subiects includihg English, journalism, general science, chemistry, radio, and photography, This instruction will be beneficial to students in later lite, Nearly every student in school has had instruction trom one ot these teachers. Mrs, Ming, Mr, Randals, and Mr. Sherrill . . Keeping the students busy besides learning about the history ot our country was a tullftime iob tor these teachers. 'lheir lcnowledge ot America was learned by all students.

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oe 0 OO szgbffa Y' 1' 65 fb s K In running this tine school ot ours ra great deal ot corn plications and red tape had to be untangled by our ottice statt. None were more triendly and helptul than Mrs. Houck and Mrs, Couts, who were always ready to give us all kinds ot advice. l Q of ' 3 fTXs,q-5, Z j if I r ,tr rv, H First one job--then another! Corrine and Mrs, Pritchett spent a busy year keeping a multitude ot records, including the mystery ot the school tinances. We couldn't have done without them and at times-they didn't know what to do with us. When we needed help in locating that ladder or tinding that rope, who did we go to for help? The Jnnrtorsf -thats whol This year the statt included Albert Young, Paul Conant, Wesley Mulkins, Jim Jones, John Vfork, Claire Bussrnan, and Johnny Watkins,