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The first day of school came, but the furniture didn't. I'm not certain, but I think something is missing. The Braves
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EL CAJON UNION HIGH SCHOOL . . . Remember the old Meridian School? Probably not-- the first El Cajon Valley High School was the second story of Meridian School, located at Third Avenue, from 1894 to 1908. About this time, the El Cajon Valley Union High School pictured here was built and lasted until 1920. In 1922, the Grossmont High School District was created . . . . . .Hailing from EltCajon Valley Union High School, these graduates, Mrs. Waverly fLedbetterj jorgenson and Mr. S Mrs. Merrill Porter, look back on the memories of the class of 1916 in their old annual . . . . . This inscription appears on the bell's stand: This bell Pratt, principal of El Cajon Valley Union High School, until his retirement in 1915, at which time it was presented by Claude V. Meyer, grad uate of that year, who presented it to the El Cajon Valley High School November 18, 1961. was used by Prof. W. A.
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See that basket see that rim, here's the foundation, but where s Amidst clouds of dust and quagmires of mud, both men and equipment worked tire- lessly to complete the ECVHS campus by the fall of 1955. In September 1400 Braves moved into their new alma mater. That day the buildings became more than just steel structures clothed in concrete, for from that time they have been filled with the spirit of the Braves. In a scant two years our classrooms bulged with nearly 2400 Braves as 4 portable huts were wheeled in between the girls' gym and the Arts Building to take care of the overflow. To further house our growing tribe the New Building was constructed in 1958. This wasn't enough and the year of 1960 was sad- dened by the inevitable split- ing of our school. Many Braves were forced to exchang the feathers of the Indian headdress for the wings of an Eagle when Granite Hills was built. The latest addition to our school is the gym which is used for everything from donkey basketball games and slumber parties to cultural assemblies and con- certs. Perhaps 10 years hence our campus will have under- gone even more changes, but the spirit of the Braves will linger on as long as there is an ECVI-IS.
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