Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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urrvun rn leawnt S' dy F All sprains, cuts, bruises, aches, and pains that entered the little office at the north end of the bottom hall were taken care of by our competent nurse, Mrs. Violet Hall, Through rain or sunshine, Mrs, Hall drove to visit many ailing E.U.H.S. students suffer- ing from the flu bug to the measles germ. She also taught o first aid class during the first semester and home hygiene the second semester, from which many E.U.H.S, girls benefited greatly, ln her limited spare time Mrs, Hall became an active advisor of the Jr. Red Cross Club, helping with its many fund raising drives. The cafeteria, with the capable help of Mrs. Davis, Mrs, Duncan, Mrs, Edgington, and Mrs, Mor- ris, again prepared welcome hot lunches. The l2:25 bell heralded a mad dash, Alphas permitting, to the line to the cafeteria or the snack bar, From early morning to afternoon these ladies worked to improve menus to provide better meals for hungry students. '-'la-.i..,., T' ,J f ,s , ,ci S 1 si 5 it 'ft 5 00'-, ' 9 6 I ,,.! ,lz , V as Q if ' ... 9, Q im, I L fi, 1 V X f f f ,, 4 f V fav, fm f s f Sz f f inn. -X -- 34 f - ff 3 XS? 1, af i f X , Q, 4 Q' X 'ff f g X I da fx if sd ,Q ,4 sf ,N ww A f t , If bv -4- Other schools, like E.U.H.S., have excellent janitors and bus drivers, but where beside E.U,H.S, could you find a bus driver named Bussman and a janitor named Work? Standing: Johnie Watkins, Art Hollis, Bill Bucher, Merl Kilmer, Claire Bussman, Phil Hoad- ley, John Work. Seated: Fernando Septer, Harry George, James Garland, Hayden Lee, X X c t 5 wssmg wm- ,-fzxi 4 sf' 1 M x

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L wwf L W , -,..,.- t , i E i fir, .aff il Mr, Kliewer and Mrs, Surface conducted the budding young architects, engineers, designers and artists of tomorrow through a maze of complicated plates and perspective drawings. As is their custom, the Art classes made posters for all events from dances to bond issues and spon- sored a weekly main hall exhibit which ran the gamut from realism to impressionism. Making ul- The gym classes got their daily exercise supervised by lleft-rightl Coach Duncan, Miss Cook, Miss Harker, and Coach Ahler. This was Miss Harker's first year at E,U.H.S., having come to us as an able instructor in Miss Harker's School for Girls at Palo Alto, Calif, The well-rounded program of activities presented to the gym classes included swimming, tennis, basketball, baseball, and a new sport, golf, introduced to the boys by golf expert Coach Duncan. Mr, Bahen, right, demonstrates the method of finding butter content to Mr. Shaw, left, and Mr. Schmeeckle. These three men, out- standing in their fields, taught agriculture, metal shop, and wood shop, respectively. Mr, Bahen also helped dish up beans and cut beefsteak for the Escondido chapter of Future Farmers for which he was advisor. ww w 'if ,, yi, .JBA

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i, First row, left to right: Carol Johnson, Janie Lasswell, Sue Rodney, Jackie Mills, Pat Chambers, B. D. Oliver, Chip Milne, Don Broyles, Mr, Johnson. Second row: Tom Hinrichs, Don Yates, George Cordry, Duane Beebe, Bill Birdsell, Don Portis, Manuel Herrera, Roy Heman, Bill Marsh, Karl Geise, Ronnie Hoover, Third row: Dave Woelke, Bill Alexander, Norman Covington, Ron- ald Ross, Leon Hartley, Jack Davis, Tom McGetchin. This year's council was one ofthe largest ever to serve the student body and probably the only organization that prospered under our crowded conditions. The number of stu- dents representing each class was in direct ratio to the size of the class. Working toward the improvement of our school were Cleft to rightl stu- dent cammissioners Don Yates, As- semblies, Duane Beebe, Athletics, Barbara Harlow, Girls' League, Carol Johnson, Social Affairs, Barbara Dur- bin, Cultural Affairs, and Tom Hin- richs, Boys' League. This group along with the four elected student body officers, made up the Associated Stu- dent Body Executive Council, These commissioners planned our activities, helped with dances, and conducted our sports events. Few students fully appreciate the amount of time and effort spent to help make each ac- tivity a success. lo A suggestion box was sponsored by the council to register the pulse of student opin- ion. A novel Cougar Pencil Box in the li- brary was another much-needed addition okeyed by the council. The busy student council played host at the popular Christ- mas Formal. N3