Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1945 volume:

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We do not lcnow when the tirst round trip was started, but we do lcnow there was a be- ginning. Founded in I894, Escondido High School had ridden out titty ot those round trips at the close ot the school year, IQ43-44. Approximately tive thousand students, two thousand ot whom are graduates, rode gaily along while in attendance at the high school. Thirty-eight school trustees and one hundred sixty-seven teachers served the school in that titty-year merry-go-round period ot time. A beginning is as important as an ending. The launching 'ot a ship is attended with much Pomp and Circumstancef' The Nation celebrates each return ot Independence Day. The entrance ot a student into high school has as much signiticance as the gradu- ation. The founding ot an educational institution is a good measure ot the interest the adults ot a community have in the training ot their young people, and each return ot the beginning day should receive recognition. This issue ot the Gong commemorates the tittieth anniversary ot the tounding ot Escondido l-ligh School. The importance and signiticance ot this day should not go unnoticed . . .Around the sun we go until THE DAY comes again. With the Heard ef Trustees Woodnutt Joe W Matherly Letp to right: Paul R. Hurd, Allen Mason, Cleric: Dr. C. A. S. Kemper! President? Lloyd Uur Uffuze Staff x R Who Guide Us r P A c vfvy C'T16 2.6 WW ONT? wg V nv 3 'wap 6 94 iN fp rv , e 'Q 9 iw '6GC1y ZVO CCH: na vnw ar NC WPLACJ C bee CKCH co 3 Wady WHO ev eo! Pho he assns men 5 APC WTC P' a 3 every LQ Cv w'1:3 mA ARTHUR BELEAL FRANCES BEVEN Film enthusiast To eat or not to eat HAZEK BOLTON JOSEPI-IINE BURRISS With malice for none, math Boing! for some 'Am QQ BoQRvn. 1 I f f ,ff CLARENCE CHRISTIANSON 'X x, Jive master 1 if fi EDNA cours Demerits with a smile 4 ID ? 3,-HH gm. SWE! Uur Teachers A if r 3 xi' GUY FOX 'Oh, his lobster pots GEORGE GREENOUGH Champ z N- lk KATHRYN GEDDES RUTH GOODSELL JOHN GRAY 'Themes arerft half ba Nuestra buena amiga! Green paSfures' DALE HILM ALBERT KATTENHORN PETER KLIEWER E.U.H.S. s big! boy 'High pockets' Just try to get a transfer Tr X, Jr T lm IIN- Old LPXNDRUM MCl.ONkf' The mvcrfijvxx LUCILLE MHXIG yin know she can ' MABEL NQRTQN 'Forever takmg traps abc RALPH RPXNDELS Truly a gervkem rw read mis Who Watch Uver Us PAUL SCI-IMEECKLE Drawmg tabk colonel LORRAINE SERVATIUS Literally Swmsh HOW' SI-'LRRILL w Camera a 'on CARL WAGNER ra o s cks em fe Y And Uur Associated Student Body Leaders Vesroen ,R , 6' Vnte Cn tl'1ls page you see tlwe preture ot our I944 45 Associated Student Body leader Presrdent Bob Embrey better known to all ot us as Cntr: The ottmers on ttrese wo pages are ttte members ot bus cabtnet wlwo assrsted hum ttmrougltout tne year You wrll recognrze Duck tlwe weekly stamp salesman Anna ttre ottrcral letter wrrter and mrnutes keeper M lvrn ttw man rn olwarge ot all the money our tour class representatryes our Boys League and Grrls League Pres: dents and Mr Mel.oney our trreless advrso evrn D k An adM Metone Ex. Ronnie, Bill, Ted. and Ed Bonnie and Pury s Who Promote Uur Good Times and Good Behavior Somehow, between the tootball discus- sions and reminiscing about the good old days, these people did some hard work and planned a most eventtul year tor the student body, trom rallies in the rain lthe weather man planned that partl and a host ot in- teresting assemblies, including the hilarious bond auction, to a scrumptious ASB. Ball in May. l-lats ott to all ot them. and very specially to Bob, tor giving so much time and energy to malcing this the best year in our experience. Chic and Jerry Wu Hmgall v Mg 'X Z 42 0 -0.-... 4 . Q 15 va. ' x 4, fx ff 3-.- .1- , Q A I , 4? Squealcl Crashl Thus began another year ot musical history in the E.U.l-l.S. bandroom, and appropriately so too, tor to outsiders squeaks, crashes, and similar unearthly noises seem to be the order ot the day every day around there. Yet from amidst the ruin ot brolcen drum heads, crack- ed reeds, and lost music, the musical geni- uses produced music titted to every occas- ion, from Our Sturdy Cougar Bold played in the rain at Oceanside to the Solemn Pomp and Circumstanceu at graduation. At the tamous Tuesday night rehearsals, punctuated by President Edgar Poe talling ott risers and Secretary Anna Deggelman searching madly tor misplaced clarinet music while Maestro Christianson vainly tried to maintain order, a concert was prepared which completely iustitied our pride in the E.U.l-l.S. band. Several visits trom ever-popular tormer director Lester Schroeder, trips to various military camps, and several gay parties lvve've heard about thosel highlighted the long-to-be-remembered year tor band mem- bers. All credit goes to their grand director, Mr. Christianson, who so ably led the band in unholding its excellent reputation, and to the torty members tor all their help and co- operation. lflur Music my ' I I . 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No doubt we iftl i'crwef'hcr fongcsl ot ail their activitics the :tay when their clear voices rang through the haiis snging old tarnniarflhnstnnas carok anctinstnhng 1 Witte TC lCfhnsUacs Qirt and a de pcrlove F cal nusic. M O . i M. us, J 1 343 ,V 5 'I rf. QR . A X., A x ., ff' ,, , ,,,,,,.,...,...'--.... ' sn--. ,. Qxisffiff- 4 '51, if-5 FMS Q yi x 'SEA- ,, 3 .X fu, M if A Q x iw -4' M .1 's 1 , 5 4 . xx T ,.7 . 1 i 'az f mf Mffif, ,,..x f Af 1' up 1 4 ! 1 , , E ,fb ,a , ' 5 6 5 I 1 4 ff , , v- z 1' 4 f' 4. I 8 ' sffafef si ff C' 2 'KJV' ifgxberi ' 1 , , ef rs. xr , X 'l 4 5' X T? Uur Girls, League Frances, Bonnie, Swish, Carmen, Margie Ardra, Mary Lou, Nancy Pajama tops, pigtails, and pin-up boys highlighted a rip-roarin' 44-45 tor Girls' Leaquers. Spotlighted, ot course, was the mid-year man hunt, with Dizzy Daisies doin' some high-speed dallyinl attcr Reluctant l7l Romeos. Siqh . . . what memories! Advisor Swish Servatius, new this year, tound herselt very much at home in the pandemona ium typical ot girls' League get-togethers. l-ler personality, perseverance, and patience prevailed throughout the year, and she survived with nary a wrinkle to show for her trials and tribulations. Trying. and right successtully too, to hold down the iob ot President and the jitterburz gals Leafvuers at the same time was Bonnie Allbee. Wielding the gavel at the regular monthly meetings, Bonnie managed to rush through a minimum ot business with a maximum ot horse play. , , 9 wwwww' bw Y wrmnimnumwwww ,. Ei- T t Q4 MW' ' X ,f Q ,M 'Www f fi Q v .,11,,,,,uy+QA. ., Q MMM-51 M .. ,G J' , .yy .-101 in fx.,,,r' 1 H i M, , , i ..,,q,,,, T' ,a w , , Q cz 0' 1 Ia' 3 In Q gg .,.-fi, gfrifmlp' 4 if if f a'nsffn g' 0 '25 as x . , lfili mg fr Yi 14,3 ,, i!!l!lll,gi 'l M . ,Q alex WX if 4 I Q. esgsrr. B Q Q! V 5 0 Uur Boys' League M . Beleal, Rollo, Bob, Gene, Bus Outstanding in the year's activities tor Boys' League was the return to the tradi- tional cleaning ot our valley's landmarlc, the tamous Supervised by stern seniors armed with various persuasive implements, treshman, sophomore, and junior tellows trudged up the mountain to spend the day hoeing and liming our high schools initial. To their great reliet, the results ot their labor were successtul, or doubtless the hard- hearted seniors would have made them return to do it all over again. All credit tor the huge and glorious bontire we had on that rainy rally night goes to these hard working boys, tor it was they who collected that monstrous pile ot wood on which we burned our Pirate When Purvis was called by Uncle Sam. Gene Schniepp took over the Presidency to tinish out the year. Their tinal activity was the sponsoring ot a shcw, to replenish a de- pleted treasury. ln addition to accomplishing their purpose. they gave us all ancther cvent to record in our calendar ot '44-45 memories. J A fu , v,,J wifi' -1 . Q 'X ,A f 4 , if T P A S ME Pg 1,3 4 ffi,.. W ' 'R' 73' U. v A. 4 K git! -I .5 QA ,I f A A G, 55 v, , Fw .41 fa-f Q ,, -if Aa 'QL ,lf ' inf? 'f gi' f nv ' 2 1' W ' 'Q if L Ig A y V . -A A A ef f' r.. F, as 41 Q 1?-' ,w.!?.1'Z.'7L,9.' 9. XXI: Ax 551 V 5 , ::'? 2 'f N X ,I 'T 3, 3 ' an f-' 'N 75 ,, . Al s M N -A V 6 Mu dock Edgar Arne Bfybara Tom and Dottle f',AxJf 'x 04216 P fm B ly P Cougar Staff Ji S diff s, f ,f,,,fJ Q, 5 X ,I , fig Q M if 'MI 'J gf! 5 v 1 . ft W -11,1 A,. 67 w3 'KZ ,gg E' 'R :Q 'f 3 X XY' 1 ' 52' fx -A N Q, ,Q M - 8 lv, -1,51 'Q 1 s I I . Q A v , .Aff in I 5- v ' '15, f' ff x, K fy ' f ' by - AH K A my F A? 4 vt. ,xx H' 'I we if f Q H P E K I 2 , W 3 Q WWW .As 'x v F , 'VW ,. 3 D n , n ef if X 4a -.4 f x 5 mu Ipqnru Witn Judge Mewin Lyon dispens- ing 'iiustiee to ait and sundry and advisor Beteal acting as a steadying ntlueneet tne I944-45 Cougar Knigtits managed to weatner the de- parture ot tive ot its members and Come tnrougti with tiving coiors. Be- tore ttwe end Ot tlne year, R. C. Pura vis, t-tugtm Young, Jada Datey, Jotin Cotia, and Eltswortn Ccndit nad either graduated or entered the sera vice, but reptacennents were readiiy tortneoming and ttie Knights Carried on in ttme traditional manner. And Cougar G49 t Knights In Piamind Us rf ,af ,sg F! 3 Under the benevolent guroance of Juprter and Advrsor Burrrss lscon drdo l-lrgh School s Romans enroyed an unusually successful year Startrng o l wrth the electron ot Brutus Ly Socrates Schnrepp anl D do Kennett as ottrcers the Latrns contrnued the year by celebratrng the Yuletrde season wrth a gala Chnstmas Party Salts were ex changed and refreshments consumed by the always hungry Romans The years testrvrtres were clrmaxed by the annual Latrn Banquet Wrth Bac chus lord ot rovralrty rernrng tor the evenrnq enormous quantrtres ot food were consumed a la trngers accom panned by meloduous tlutc musrc and the busy scurryrngs ot treshmen slaves ., .- f - ' rr l rr I . ' On' ll II ' I Q II E- ll ' . I 9 , . .. . I - Uur Latin Ulu h Melvin Gene Ardra Mass Burruss Isl: WW in ff f' ,- 'Q' ,l ff ,M 'N H.. 41 eu M 'bk veg 9 Los Amigos, you say-l944-l945 tinds us organized and with our pic- tures toolc. Our muy estimado presidente is Kenneth Ainsworth, greatly assisted by the may simpa- tica vice-presidente, Beverly Smith. Secretary treasurer, Marilyn l-luchting illustrates lsee picture elsewherel the muy guapa senorita. She has the di- nero tor our club too. The caballero, Edgar Allyn Poe, is everywhere to welcome us. Columbus Day, Qctobcr tweltth, and Pan-American Day, April Fourteenth, are outstanding Dias de Fiesta ot Los Amigos. Our Fiesta in Felicita Parlc concludes the year's activities on the manana note. Senorita Buenavender, Miss Goodsell to you, is our sponsor. Adios. Uur Spanish Club Edgar, Marilyn Bev, Kenny, Miss Goody!! ,J,l m .1 ...xs- 'ar 'W '33 :tix-Pg'-Ffyw J +- H Im 'K-,,, an-vs'- n 1 i, .f if Although smothering in the dust during basketball season, and drowning in the rain during hockey, the CEJNA. kept up their tradition ot being hale and hearty. They pounced tiist upon the triendless Frosh, and with the liberal aid ot plenty ot lipstick and pigtails, installed true G.A.A. spirit in their victims. Because ot their rrutual interest in athletics lor naore likely in each otherl. the kings and queens ot the E.U.l-l.S. sports world joined in a trolicking good tirne at the 6.A.!X,-Letterman Banquet. Wind- ing up a gay year in fine style, these super-gals invited the G.A.A.'ers trom surrounding schools and all participated in a colorful playday with shirt-tails hanging and hair tlying in the breeze. A ' l l i i r rr Swish ana Mitcn Uur Amazons w-M MJ LII Q M, l 5 X Uur Heroes Seen running hither and yon about our tair alma mater are those gorgeous orange and blaclc sweaters which contain the current members ot Ye Old Muscle Men, better lcnown to the gen- eral public as the Lettermen's Club. Atter coming out on top as tootball champs, taking the B baslcetball honors, and winning numerous track awards, these big and brawny men proved that they were more than iust muscles by staging a mighty popular Lettermen's Dance and providing some hilarious entertainment at the G.fx.A. Let- termen Banquet. They concluded a grand year in pertect style by eagerly turning out at spring practice, preparing tor next year's champs. Greenough arc Rollo With another hilarious bean teed and grueling initiation ot Freshman iigreen horns, the Future Farmers ot Escondido l-tigh set out on another successtul year ot activities. Under the leader- ship ot Roy Lee Page and Gerald Wolters, and ot course the guiding hand ot our good triend, Mr. Gray, these energetic tarmer boys upheld old traditions and proved how well they lcnew their lessons by ranking tops in the many judging contests held through the year. They worked hard tor l'Uncle Sam too, by collecting over a ton ot paper, and giving taithtul support to the War Loan Drives. The crowning glory ot the year was, ot course, the annual bounteous beetstealc teed in April, when tathers and sons alike ate stealcs and ice cream until they could hold no more. May tuture years be as enjoyable as this past one has been. l ,,, ' - .ha-.A A ,Sc , X ' 'n x L .. it ., I .J , X-.5 .I Q Q Aa V 'A 'J' 'W' Q v if ii ,-., .-Q 4 M f , ,A - sf NgxN4 , I my , . r f 1 . Q K , . 4' x ' 9 M ,P : f A . ax v ag .X ,, ,, v f IW s ., -L VT ..... up 2 - V Q- .M g ,BJ Uur Girl Hesewes-Are They? 'S 3 , 3 Q K W K, ' , V , 7 K M ? 4 4 4 3: , P 4 . ' I - Q, , , 1 1 gr! f A QW, :V my 4 92 A 743' M 'uit 5 Q 4151- 4 Y -nifgi I . J, jf J sf: w 'Wy i ' ?'S t . ' 3 , ,lp Us-.QA , -. f'1'f-ROC . a f .H QV , tj' iii F, . ' I JAY' ' 6 ,- A-..c fs so . w 7 'sid' 4' Yfis' W. . q f I' they .I 0 N.x.A. My W V V Q in ' il 'wif' me ,, t 5tjgfK4'a 0,9 , . L e ff? .,- LE. -ix ,vsipg , I 1. ,M In Football 'Chic Melvin, Greenough, Paul, Ted In this his tirst year as head mentor at E.U.l-l.S., Coach Greenough turned out one ot the best tootball teams ot the past decade at the Cougar Lair. The Cougars started ott their season with a 34-O win over Brown Military Academy. For their next opponent they traveled to Coronado to talce on the highly tavored Islander outtit, driving to a slashing 2l-O victory. Atter polishing ott San Dieguito and San Diego Army and Navy Academy by large scores, Escondido's Cougars allowed the Ramona Bulldogs to be- come the tirst team to score on them, but their six points were outweighed by a home team score ot 50. Vista, which was next on the list, gave the Cougars their tirst real scare. At halt-time the Vista Panthers were leading I9-6, but the Cougars came baclc tighting, and, with three touchdowns in the second halt, won the game, 26-IQ. l-laying their traditional rivals, the Oceanside Pirates, lett in league play, the Cougars again drove to a 6-O win to capture the loop championship. Then, with everything to win and nothing to lose, the Cougars met San Diego l-ligh tor the County Championship. There, outweighed and playing with tewer reserves, Escondido l-ligh was deteated 20-O. This year Captain Bob Embrey, who, by his outstanding leadership and ability, led the Cougars, was placed on the mythical All-Southern Calitornia second team as quar- terbaclc by l-lelm's Athletic Foundation. Rolyn Weaver was voted the team's most valu- able player, and De Lisle Calac, who was also honored by l'lelm's, was elected next year's captain. 1 r r ' ff,-'K I, T 1' 'fvgff M ' ' 'rf f ' .N f , M am M1152 1211 A 7 V I gf, f, x , 'Q cf, . 4 - i y A VV ,V . .V s J , fn ,f g 'J ,f . ji 0 ta, 0 ,ij ' 1' 4 ' ' 0 72 I ' ' is A 06 f -,f-ff 1' f yf V' f.., ,f V - ef l'i'v, H I Yrdff f f, ' -AH., 'f AJ. ' ,',fff . ' Q wit. 4 I X 4 , - . I , - 2 N f -Q f Mx -L 'V' :f .: f f' 1 f lr , D X V .M , q 5 . , :vit x D ,rg r X 1, 1 I . A -41 , N ' K, ' j fir, O, L Q 5 V Q ' ' . W Q ' ,J-I f x ' -1 It 1 ag QR . .an ' ' I . 'Y A uf . Le-5 IA I , V 2 4 F.: .ml A 8 .1 vig, - 2 M, z X . . gn, f ' 2 J .wizfwifv .,,41,, IQ, bwil-AI. , ' w ifi , f, ' lf 'J f wi J 24 'ffz-. L I , V V r ,, ! g 6 ff ,,,. If M Mk Wil ' ' ,, n , , k M' . L ' 'WZ I 3 A' ,W .LY 1 ,7 ,?' 55 ' 1,1 L,,JZ - . 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Only a 22-2I upset ot our hot- and-cold varsity quintet by Army-Navy Academy kept the Orange and Black quintets trom making a clean sweep in all tour divisions. Leading the Cougar A tive to a three tie tor second was Captain Russell Sayre, sharp-shooting torward, and also Sid l-lollins, towering center, who was chosen most valuable player ot '44-'45, Bill Brotherton was elected honorary captain ot the undeteated B champions. The B's swamped all opposition in sight, and lost but tew non-league games. One ot these deteats came in the February I7 semi-tinals ot the B basketball tournament at E.U.l-l.S., when they went down to deteat at the hands ot Ramona. In Basketball Escondido Ramona Vista San Diecnuitfn Fallbrook Oceanside ArmyaNavy I--gi .. , W E W Q W x Q I 1 43 fs ev 7 ,T 4 wg-A ' 1 Q 6 w 2 1. 8 ,va X -Q Vx If Ju! an Rfarvoma Sem D equi Ramowa JLJM60 Sam Dlequt Army New cam H' Army-New Aceo W' W - N xjfxx T ,W fo Qx ff, U5-I 1. Q 5 my 1 4 1 K , 1 1 'f tr f Nrckv and Drcls lellv Dave Rollmle Mr Wagnel A5 Freshmen Snapprng out ot therr tradrtron l daze In time to wan the AS B Ban ner these Frosh qurelrly l arned how to survrve at E U HS They are al ready loyal to the Cougar laur to the pornt ot selt sacrrtuce each one hav rnq obscured the wrndshreld ot the tamrly car with Cougar transters and mottos ed by Jerry B loat these peppy lods out on a hrlarrous assern bly Complete wrth dog washrngs and ecgg throwrng and therr bubbl nfz enthusrasrn promrses to be a boon to the alma mater when they become uoper classmen F-lrst row, left to right: Coppess, Morelli Robinson, Long, Deal, Charnbers, Dubs, Bowlin, Diaz. Second row: Bartolaeei, Clalc Carter, Babecelc, Earl Alexander, Boen, Corley, Clanton, Black, Cox, B. Curtzs, Edwards Cohoor, Crahr. Th5rcl row: Campbell, Reza, Barsllr, East, Darnsbc, Bohn, Baer, Cooper, Butler, Campbell, Chrlstman, Bulen, Garrrson, Villalobos. Fourth row: Arnago, Bagwell, Ashby, Dowlrng, Burtsn Bedwell, Bates Ayers, Beloat, Cruz, Martinez, Carranza, Alter, Davies, Cox, Elliott. UPPER GROUP First row left fo nghf Hannalford Fleming Hrllebrecht Cordova Astleford Second row Marley Johnson Haller Foy Johnson Nerll Montrose Hrll Mrner Fennell Mrlton Ga land Lovett Thnrd row Owens Hotehkrss Huggans Grpe John on Foshee Garley Lemke McAnalIy McDonald Howard McDanrel Mrtehell Johnson Mules Grant Fourth row Grlbreath Meyers Lyon Hannah Brown Farthrnq Kear Osborne Hansen Mushlrrn D Grovannr ONerII Mayheld Mrtchell Hodges LOWER GROUP Farsi row left torrght Swanson Sherwood Waloen Srrnon Srerras Pool econd row Rrdley Taylor Turner N Thompson Scott Sul'r Walden Wrllrams Rubro O sc Weaver Wrlson Robbrns Watkrns T r row San Mrguel Roberts Taylr Uhlano Senroeoer Seen e Sneba Ross Ralelrll Ta ner McNeal Young Peterson Parlre Fourth row J Rarnpenthal Van Dann Powel' Joe Rarnpenfhar R Themes r' Zaeharras Sa e Sewat Krnley Wol'ers C Younc J Yoonc Sn'-rth Sea OIPC Snyder Thomoson 3 r 5 r . . . - 3 . I . . r . r ' . . . r . V 3 r r r r 3 r . . . r Z ' . , f ' I S I . , , . , , L, , , , ro C hid : S , , ro. ', r , , re r. r , , . , n I Y' . : . , - . . . o A ec ,, 3 r ' r I r As Suphnmnres Loudly superior lthey thinlsl over the Frosh, the Sophs again struggled to gain recognition and succeeded in arriving a very deflated last in the Gong Contest. -lhey've improved steadily in class, though, having mas- tered the technique of holding hands in study hall and getting away with it. Prexy Bob Wilson mastertully led his class through a year which was highlighted with the memorable Sophomore Spring Dance rn April Watch out tor these kids They ll Pat Mmam have a hand in a lot ot things you Il ' lon: Bob Grace See First row left torlghl: R Alto Grpe Garland Gonzales D Graves Atilano D Gallardo Krogh D Ain worth Second row Harris Brothet Ahlt eor ansler Collins Coch r M Bartolacci D Bulen E l'lutt Th ard row R Calac Fleming I. Bull l-l Garcia Covington E Johnson Boss Couty Bradley Farmer G Ratclrtte l. Gootgeld Ford Fourth row Floyd Corey Goswrck Darling l-larrou Bl k n ac wood Clare Gerlcen Dftxngelo Bellairs E Gallardo Carrie R Diclcinson Bucher Gomez Diaz X ' . l n i X fl ' ' M- , ' 'I ' Sill, fl ' V : U ' , ron, e eld, Bryant, Daugherty, Beleal, Astl t d, F , ' , - an, . 4, . , . . UPPER GROUP First row leff fought Jett Smrth ,lunge Horton Reed J Rubro Snellrng Harrrtt Scovrl l-lernz Lockrnrller McCauley Ruth Nrchols Lopshrre Second row Mason Palhegyr Martrnez Hacker Ramondettr Otrs Lusardr Ruppel M Hatcher Mc Lennan Oechel McCollum Jones Mason Lewrs J Hrllebrecht Thurd row Majel Prceno Parker Owens Heard Mrles No cra Hall Hesse Lyon Padellord Hyde O Srkes Havens Huchtrng Schnrepp Klassen LOWER GROUP Frrst row left to right G Wrllrarns R Srnrth Zurderweg Voth Weseloh Zrmrner man Second row Thurman C Srnrlh Talbo Rodgers M Wood Walchel Shortes Ward Wrllrs Trrc Stewart Wrlkes Waddell Werland Third row Race Richardson W Wilson Walker Swaller Tyree Urschel Young Wai on M Wood B Whrie Wrkhorn Wrck Fourth row A Schroeder Sender Steeve C You 3 Zrckelo e E Wrllranns G Wullrarns R Wrlson C Srnrth Thomas H Weaver W Wrlson Stonecrpner I . 3 . . r . . . . , - .r,, . , , , . . , . ,.., . . . i . , , ' , . ' u ', ' A . , . k, ., , . . r 1 r r ,U , . , . . , r , s. : . , S, . . 1. os. . . . , . As Juniors And here you behold our lower upperclassmen, those lively, jivin' Juniors. 'lalcing their advancement trom Sophs to Juniors this year quite calmly, they gave their candidates solid support and crowned Ted and Elaine as King and Queen at the Gong Frolic Though we re teartully atraid that they will pop the buttons ott their coats we teel they deserve lots ot credit tor some really snazzy social events including the mighty successtul Dance l-leaven their 50 50 interest with the Seniors in the days untorgetaple Fighting Littles and Bob NU Rin the Junior Senior l-lop Under the av U dfal fl FW l-l y n BO Tecl DNC 5 go getters crowned their year with the traditional Junior Senior Banquet put on in grand style nfl 1 3 h Il Www' ' V F s row left to right B l d e F JB l-le oeri n aroe Cn i tensor l-larrison ye A te ord econd row Embry Bcwlin Cluo C le lot tcnco uen lo lt o Q r on en U aa Fl C an BU VJ Thur row Ca ac l-leggs om l-lucn ing Eicnrn n l-lowell Blakel Doe l-lall Ange l-lanna l-lic man o y Gan Conner Feld Dx ri nw y Conant Hamri k Fourth row Gonzalez Bro herton Newell E Graves Deaver G Cox R Graves Ayer l-lol n l-lydle Bo e B wden l-tavliclc Ellott L Ch an cn . 1 ' I . ll ll ' I - ll 1 - - ll . b NX v'l0Q vi lv leadership ot .,icl4 ..eiderich, these ' I 'ii 'W W J ' ' r M A 'V fu , . 1 Y D , . H r hiv AD ii. v ff , ' ' ' 1 1 , fd ,V 1, H' , 4 ff - lu , B sas, .- + . . , . R. Q sy. 'Q v as ' . 4 'D fi 'f ' we ,uf M ' W W, ,, ff ' as ' ' 4 Kal - ,H 1 M, ,vm , W , irt , ' : aori g , arris, Dunav y, c B FI , rs B. iris i i . Half 2 SJ 5 , l-tc'ton. S : l , A lp o aynef, l-lf clc, Bi 'astea ', Facia, F ll , Di- Gr ttfl , E. Fla o ra B dy l-l se Barclay, hlaller. 'd : l, tr, 5, la, ,'y' 'lc, Bod, i ,ii, io,Co ai. , 'c. : , ti , , . , , . , . . s, li 5, , yl, o , 'i , 'i t, , ristl sJ. UPPER GROUP First row lefi 'lo nghf Salandrnr Mwcrove Ke nno Johnson Kroooo Kerr Page M arrer L or- P rpo Ra'lref Osmann R gers Nr 1 econd row Warer Se ng Rrchardson Klrewer Mackay wr her Ingraham Knrght McFarane rosco puke wen Ma e te Thr row Vance Tannayo Wood Oldenoerg M KIPW n Jen B Radchff Mrr-or Mciernon Nerlr Nrch Towre Norman LOWER GROUP First row left io right Wrrorna S hvars Wh e Sheng Stone Wo oaH Weber :rams D nw n W C M Sm: econd row Zrschkar, Wo award Srrerrrl Woco T ex, Whe srone Worcester Wakns Waoe Schonernan Thlrd row Weos'er Xxfrrih W Ire Payne Wave Wrl ke Srnrth Paras UQOCSVGTR W e -Y-1,4 1 v' . ' ' 'W ' A 1 ' , ' : V ' Q .Q , ' tt, r 'W r r CD r 's . J nstoh, hr t, . , , o , eson. S I r , r. , ' H , ' , ' , S '5 , , A , O ' , R , O rg, rr f . Ed : . , , ' , Q ' o , sem , , , . O' ' , ' cis , . : ' , ' : ' ' n Jr . rt . . , o , WH , . S if r, oN ott, , Qth. S I , G' , r !s, 'gr' X T. , , fr , ' : . , ' V t. C , , LL rson, X' A rrs, Si 5, A , r ' ', of rs Ardra Ms Vg Rollo ls-WY we Mr l-lnlmer 1 Assummg the minute school opened un Septemb er the dlgnltued 7 arr customary with seniors these enthusiastic gals and guys soon set the pace tor the years mad rush ot gay events Atter debating long and heatedly over colors they trnally sent ott the orders for their sweaters and started arguing over announcement styles When they came out a very depressrng second IH the Gong Contest they qurclc ly rallied to regain therr equrlrbrrum by presenting the greatly enjoyed Chrrstmas assembly and re cessed tor the holrdays with a clean slate Early In January the long awarted sweaters ar rrvedl Every sensor and Advrser Hllrner too from Presldent Melvin to the shortest lttle gurl rn th class appeared bedeclced an the bnllrant Kelly green We are convmced that never even when they were poor lrttle Frosh were those lands as green as they were thus year' Atter the sweaters came the cards with tradln ass :me or weelcs Then carne hours ot play practrce and the tm :shed rd po uctron ot the Fnghtung Lrttles shared halt and halt wrth the junrors with the rrotous pre drcannents ot Frlmer and angry trrades of Mr Llttle nearly stealun h g t e show Again sharnng hon ors with th e juniors they presented the annual .lumor Sensor l'lop wrth very great success sunburned faces and blnstered baclcs testrtred to a very highly enjoyed Dutch Day an May After presentrng a truly beautrtul and m on June I they marched out through the portals ot E U H S a ccompanred by the rnajestlc strarns ot P The customary unforgettable Pro . N. A ' l-l ' ' ' . , ' ' g sessions occupying halt ot cl t' t . H . ,. . . . Z . . . . omp and Crrcumstance nd S SEIIIUIS Kennetti Haines Ainsworth Bonnie Lou Alibee Bernard George Arend Francesco Asaro Peter L. Atiiano Donald Francis Bates Garret Lambert Boer Gwennytti Botiuslov Waldo D. Boyd 5 ! if Q? l Bettie l.ou7se Brewer Peter Brode Raymond E. Broermari Grace Brewer Bull Philip S. Burton Genie Byers Roxie l.. Clwale Lucille Clwristmari William l-lale Clark flf f Ceceiia C. Ciennens Anna Teresa Deggeirnan Robert D. Embrey Edward Eilswortn Condit Leona Eizabefln Dickinson Bonnie Anne Esouibei Betty Jean Cope Marionlee Edgecomb Eugene E. Finch 1 'M 'WN VD' fn' ffbw Dorottry Mazell Freeman Merle Gootggeld l-lelen G. Groswiclc Grover G. Grant Betty Lee l-lall Dorothy Emily Hall Ruby l-larnmett Doris l-lannatord Frances Mae l-lanscom Mary Ersa Harrison Warren Henry Layern Rae Hotchkiss -,,. Douqias Herm Virginia Herst Mary Anne Humphrey 'lZ 7' Phyhrs Lorrayne Henry johnny Lynn Hrgdon Vrola Joor 3 1' ff' 'Q 49 WL 'C Eldon Keele Ardra Burnton Kennett .lane t-tarriettKiat1 Florence McGetenen Ktose Marjorie Ann Kniqtrt Laurence Lacks W Herbert Lopsnire Lorraine Lusaroi Metvln Ernest Lyon WW, M 1-ffmrf, Dorothy Mace Jim F. Magurre Frances Mathews Robert Middleton Stwirtey Joyce Mitetwelt Barbara Joan Moore Betty Jean Morgan Lois Jean Neitt Roy Lee Page '5i GT Elizabeth Marilyn Parker Edgar A. Poe, Jr. Raymond Purvis Barbara L. Ratclrlle Thomas Rawson Victor Salandini Q01 George l-loward Pratt Thelma Grace Ratliel Russell Sayre Gene Robert Schniepp Donald E. Sheffer Jewe ! Smith I Marvin Eugene Schrader Robert D. S KeS Glpndoi Taylor Norman M. Schroeder Beverly June Smith Dons May Thomey I 5 X5 f J1.-and Eldon Tompkins Bill Updegrawf Rolyn C. Weaver Barbara Arm Towle Paula Marie Trivett Donald M. Walderi Mildred Gerldeari Weaver Jolwri Willcensori William M. Wood Hall ul Fame AINSXYXORTH KENNETH HAINES ASB Cao 3 Class Pes 2 V Pres 4 Spans Club 4 Pres 4 Cougar Knrgtwt 3 4 Letterman 4 Basketball 4 Baseball I ALLBEE BONNIE LOU Class V Pres 3 Spanlslrw Club 4 Cougar Statl 3 4 CJ R s 3 4 Song Leader4 GAA 2 4 Yell Leader3 Play Cast4 Glrls League Rep 3 Pres 4 Alptra 34 AREND BERNARD GEORGE Boys League I 4 ASARO ERANCESCO Track3 ATILANO PETER L B nd I 4 Basketball I 4 Baseball 3 4 Track I 4 Letterman I 4 BATES DONALD ERANCIS Band I BOER GARRET LAIVIBERT Eootball 4 T ack 34 Play Cast 4 Letterman 34 BOHUSLOV GWENNYTH Latln Club Z 4 C: R s 4 Yell Leader 4 Cougar Statl 4 Gong Statt 3 4 Co EdItor 4 BOYD WALDO D Latrn Club I 4 Spanlsb Club 4 Gong Statt 4 Cougar Statl 4 Play Statt 4 BREWER BETTIE LOUISE Crrls League I4 BRODE PETER Boys League I 4 BROERMAN RAYMOND E ASB Cabnetl C uga Statl4 BULL GRACE BREWER Orls League I4 BURTON PHILIP S Boys League I 4 BYERS GENIE Latln Club 2 4 O R s I 4 Cougar Stall 4 G A A 23 CHAEE ROXIE L Spanlslw Club 4 GR s 34 GAA I 4 Treas 34 Glrls Leag P I CHRISTIAN LUCILLE Cougar Statl 4 GAA 4 CLARK WILLIAM HALE Track 34 HIglw Pornt C Rotary 3 VI V 3 Play Statl 4 Letterman 34 CLEMENS CECELIA C Latln Club 2 O R s 4 Cougar Statt 4 O A A 2 4 34 Cougar Knlglrrt 4 COPE BETTY JEAN GR s I 4 DEGGELMAN ANNA TERESA Latln Club I 4 Sec Tr as 2 Spanusn CIub4 GR s vrce Ctrarr 2 V es 4 ASB Sec 4 on Statt 3 4 Play Statl 4 Orrls League Sgt at Arms 2 V Pres 3 Alolwa 3 4 Judge 4 DICKINSON LEONA ELIZABETH G rls a I 4 EDGECOIVIB MARIONLEE Latn Club 4 SpanI tr Clup 4 G R s 2 4 T eas 4 Yell Leader 4 G AA 2 4 Recordlng Sec 4 Pay Cast 4 EMBREY ROBERT D L tIn Clup I4 Eootbal I 4 Caot 4 Basketbal I4 Baseb auabIe3 ASB ab P 4 C Tr Pres 3 Play Statt 4 C ugar Statt 4 Lette nnan 2 4 C uga Knlg t 34 Calt B ys State 3 ESQUIBEL BONNIE ANNE Spanlslw Cluo 4 EINCH EUGENE E L tln Club I4 B I 4 Pay Stat , - . . . I . 3 r , 7 . . 7 I n 7 I .1 6 ' I ' I ' I ' I f - . , - I ' - . 7 .- . . . I 7 do U f . 7 - I I - . I, .- I I :I . .I -7 . .I. ,I I I. - I7 I I ue Rep. -2. comm, EDWARD Ettswoaru-Paafbgll 2.4: mel 3f Asa. Icaama 47 Letterman I-4, Ser I I I. , . Pr Pres. 47 Band I-4.IISec. If . . . . Ig . -I I I Le gue - . I I I , - I 7 s I 7 . .I - 7 r . 7 I 7 .- a I I A 7I I II -. . 7 I I -7 af I, 3, 47 Track 2-47 Most V I I t . . . C V. Pres. 3, res. I lass eas. I, . 7 I . 7 o : r - TCO ' I I1 - 7 I. o I . .- a I - ' and - ' I I ,t 4. FREEMAN DOROTHY MAZELL Verdugo Hrlls Hugh School I GOOTGELD MERLE Latrn Club I 2 GOSWICK HELEN G GAA I 2 GRANT GROVER G Football I 4 Baslcetball I 2 Baseball I 2 Letterman 4 HALL BETTY LEE Spanrsh Club 4 Bennett County H S HALL DOROTHY EMILY Spanish Club 4 G R s 3 4 Attendance Sec 4 Gong Statt 4 Photographer Cougar Statt4 Play Statt 4 House Manager Alpha 4 I-IAMMETT RUBY GAA 2 HANNAFORD DORIS G R s 3 Class Sec Treas 2 Sec 3 Song Leader 4 Cougar Statt 23 Edntor3 Grrls League Sec 4 HANSCOM FRANCES MAE Grrls League I4 HARRISON MARY ELSA Latrn Club I 4 G R s I 4 Cougar Staff 4 G A A 2 4 HELM DOUGLAS Football 2 4 Letterman 4 F FA I 4 HENRY PHYLLIS LORRAYNE GR s 3 4 Class Sec 3 Song Leader 4 Cougar Statt 4 HERST VIRGINIA Grrls League I4 HIGDON JOHNNY LYNN Balcerstreld I 3 HOTCHKISS LAVERN RAE G R s3 GAA 4 HUMPHREY MARY ANNE Latun Club I4 G R s I 4 Frosh Rep I Prog Charr 3 Insp Charr 4 Gong Statt3 4 Co Edutor 4 Student Drrect Play Statt 4 Alpha 4 Sec JOOR VIOLA Leuzrnger I-Irgh School I 3 Scholarship Society I Z KEELE ELDON Calrpatruo Hugh School I 3 Football Basketball Baseball Traclc I 3 KENNETT ARDRA BURNTON Latrn Club I4 Sec Treas 3 4 Spanssh Club 4 Props Mgr 4 Grrls League Treas 4 Alpha 4 KIAH JANE HARRIETT GR s I4 Soc Charr 4 GAA 4 KLOSE FLORENCE MCGETCHEN GA 'X I Cougar Statt3 4 KNIGHT MARJORIE ANN L rn Club I3 GR s I3 GAA 2 3 LACKS LAURENCE Spannsh Club 4 Traclc 3 4 LOPSHIRE HERBERT Spanrsh Club4 Football 4 Traclr 4 FFA 3 4 V Pres 3 Letterman 4 LUSARDI LORRAINE Latin Club I G R s I 3 Cougar Statt4 GAA I LYON MELVIN ERNEST Latin Club I 4 Pres 4 Football Mgr 4 Baseball Mgr 3 4 AS B Treas 4 Class Pres I 4 Gong StatI3 4 Play Cast4 Letterman4 Cougar Knrght 3 4 Judge 4 Calnf Boys State Rep 3 MACE DOROTHY Band 24 MAGUIRE JIM F FootbalI3 BasIcetball3 4 MATHEWS FRANCES Latrn Club I4 Spanrsw Club 4 G R s I 4 Class Sec I Yell Leader3 Cougar StaIt4 GAA 2 3 Grrls League Sr Rep Alpha 4 MIDDLETON ROBERT FFA 4 Larnesa Tex FFA Reporter I3 Baslcetball 23 MITCHELL SHIRLEY JOYCE Latin Club I 4 G R s I 4 Pub 4 Cougar Statt4 us Mr4 GAA I4V Pres 3 AIpha3 4 MOORE BARBARA JOAN G R s 4 Yates Center Hrgh School Class Treas 2 Pe Club 2 3, f .j. ' I' ' ' - I ' ' G.R.'s'3, 4, Recording Seo? Class Sec. 4:.Gong Statt 3: 4,IBus.. Mgr. 41 Play Statt I, -at' I -: . . I i . ' I - .I ' , - I ,BI I . ---- . . Z I , . 3 p MORGAN BETTY JEAN Spanrslw Club 4 G R s2 4 Pub 4 CougarStatt3 4 Edrtor 4 GAA I4 PIayCast4 NEILL LOIS JEAN G R s 3 Song Leader 4 Glee Club 34 PA EROYLEE EFA I4 Pr 3 PARKER MARILYN ELIZABETH Band 24 Glee CIub3 4 POI? EDGAR A JR Spanrslw Club 4 Bancl I 4 Pres 4 Gong Statt34 Crrc 4 Play ast 4 PRATT GEORGE I-IOWARD SpanrsI'1ClJb I Basketball I4 Track I4 Letterman I4 Sec Treas 3 PURVIS RAYMOND Eootball I4 Track I4 Capt 4 Letterman I4 Pres 4 Cougar Knrglwt 34 Pres 4 Boys League Pres 4 RATCLIEEE BARBARA L Spanrslw Club 3 G R s I 4 Song Leader3 Cougar Statt 4 GAA I3 Glee CIub3 RATLIEE TI-IELMA GRACE Grls League I 4 RAWSON Tl-IOMAS Spanrsla Club 4 EootbaII3 Basketball I4 BasebaII3 Track I3 Letterman 3 4 SALANDINI VICTOR Latrn Club 3 Eooball 2 Track I Letterman 2 SA RE RUSSELL Latan Club I4 E otball I4 B ktball I4 B ball I 3 Tr k 3 4 CougarStaTt3 Boys League Sec Treas 4 Cougar Knrql1t4 SCI-INIEPP GENE ROBERT Latrn Club I 4 V Pres 3 Eootball I 2 4 Basketball I Baseball 4 Track 4 Class V Pres 2 Treas 4 Boys League Pres 4 Letterman 4 Cougar Knrglwt 3 4 SCI-IRADER MARVIN EUGENE Basketball 4 FFA I4 SI-IEEEER DONALD E Spanrsl1Club4 Band I 2 Track3 Letterman3 4 SIKES ROBERT D L trn Club 2 3 Basketball I 3 Eootball I Baseball I Track 2 Class V Pres 3 Gong Statt3 Letterman 3 SMITI-I BEVERLY JUNE Spanrslw Club 4 V Pres 4 GR s I4 Cougar St tt GAA I4 SMITI-I JEWELL Latln Club I G R s I 3 CougarStaTt4 GAA I 4 Corres Sec TAYLOR GLYNDOL Cooper I-llglr Sclrool Baseball I La Jolla 3 TI-IOMEY DORIS MAY SpanrsI1 Club 4 G R s 4 Play Cast 4 Grrls League Sec TOMPKINS ELDON EEA 4 TOWLE BARBARA ANN G R s I 4 Court Clwarr 3 Gong Statt 3 4 GAA Play Statt Makeup 4 TRIVETT PAULA MARIE Latln Club I Soanrstl Club 4 EGRAE B LL Latrn Club I 3 Tack 3 EEA I 3 Sgt at Arms WALDEN DONALD II Latrn Cluo 4 Football 4 Track 4 San Drego Elrglw I 3 Let man Ru s Statl Track 2 3 Latn Club I WEAVER MILDRED GERLDEAN EEA 4 St James Sclrrool Mo Yell Leader WEAVER POLYN C Eootball I4 Most Valuable 4 Basketball I4 Baseball I 4 Boys League Rep 4 Letterman I4 Pres 4 Cougar KnrgI1t4 WILKENSON JOI-IN EEA I4 NJOOD WILLIAM M Iatln Club I 4 TootbaIl3 4 Ba ketball3 4 Letterman3 4 G , - .. . -, es. . 3, 2 .I. . -3 I- ,4. I' I I -I I , --I ' L -. Y . - A -3 Io -Ig as e I it ase . 1 ac scHRoEDEI2, woman M.-Lsrrn Club I-43 'Bala rl, 2. I I I fi a' . : I I- :I I : I: I , 3: , I I I - sl , . : . .' -3 a 47 I I- ' 1 . .' -: : . . . -, . .4. I, - ' 7 I. .' 7 I :ll ' .4. UPDI,f-' I -:fl'f,l..-pl 3. ter I, 5 , , II -3.I I I , - - .. . : . I .I . OCTOBER Pep assembly Coronado tootball game Erostr win A.S.B. Banner San Dieguito tootball game Junior Brawl Army-Navy tootball game -Ramona tootball game Girl Reserve l-lallowe'en dance Calendar SEPTEMBER I I-Sclwool started I5-Girls' League Receptuon I5-ASB. Get Acqualnted Dance 22-Errst assembly tor tryouts 23-Boys cleaned E 29-Brown Academy football game 29-Senior Shuttle l NovEMBER -Vista tootball game -Sadie l-lawlclns IO--Oceanside Rally I I-Qceanside tootball game ll-Won tootball clnampionslnip I7-Erosn Sloppy Jo Dance 23-San Diego football game 23-24-Tlwanlrsgiving vacation 3 3 DECEMBER Sopti Spot Dance Vista basketball tournament Ted and Elaine crowned King and Queen at Mardi Gras Frolic Faculty and C5.A.A. basketball game Ramona basketball game FEBRUARY -Fallbrook basketball game -Mid-year graduates -Girl Reserve Valentine Dance -Band Concert - BH basketball tournament -ASB. Dance JANUARY Football awards in assembly Senior sweaters arrive Play tryouts Vista basketball game Pajama Top Day Fighting l.ittles cliosen as Junior Senior play San Dieguito basketball game fal- APRIL San Dieguito traclc meet Sopli Spring Dance Pan-American assembly Vista traclc meet G.A.A.-Lettermen Banquet ancl Dance G.A.A. Playday and Banquet -Girl Reserve Carnival -All Metro at Vista -Junior-Senior l-lop MARCH 3-Firemanls Ball 9- Fi3l1ting Littlest' a big success I6-Letterman Dance -Frcslw assembly -We lose Miss Kattiryn Geddes MAY 4-Girls' League Dance 9-A.S.B. Election I7-Senior Ditclw Day I8-A.S.B. Ball 25-Senior Prom 27-Baccalaureate 29-Junior-Senior Banquet 3l-Songs June I--Repod Camk I-Ghaduahon JUNE ww-uni vw 1 U W ' 5 ' , i 1 . sv as M 3 f , 4 M' ll in Y as :A Q fvtwowr ' Q W 5 ,,, .. ' 4' my , . M W 5 , 1 x , df -x ,+- A L NN N -4 ,, 5 n .Q u lk- 'V ' - -grnuf gf ifff-, , ,V s N .-w rf. 'A ' 1 i if fl yi H 'is- yr v'A I 3 fw I lo, X .Sz 'fifffa v :wif-A . fmgrgxi f vii,-.fix .Q f ' if rf ., . 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A .1 Q. 4 E' 'Exif ., . .M at , L EFS' 'XX bi 3, .v Q A 1 1 A' ' f 7 , . In Memoriam Lloyd Burp 1944 CK 'eJg'J',,Zf For That Smooth Look HULLIS AUTU GARAGE 'Where real servrce rs qrverr I wfh G srhi IOZB d Y Ph ao LETS SWEET SHUP Where the 3 q 53 Where the t h g T 1 3 'fa 'Ev 'UI 1 . .riff ' 4 ,, 1 ,I fl ' 1 f M1 Q .ff ' ik' 3 1 4 f 1 QT rw, A Q! 75 B ,, A-W 'Wir N. , 1' V21 'N 4 4 ' ' ' 1 5 .,, ? Q ' , Q A wi 4 ,ff ,, X 1 W +.,4,,,vfl f 6 fl... - I ff t, 'Gi-nav ,.. ' ,.,., 1 1. .2 v nf YW. N' 1 , f 1 5 ,gay ', 4' V X f ,' .N , M, . a 'fly' .Q Q an 4' T1 -4 4 J 6 lgefllley 0lYll9ClI'lg Where Savings Are Greatest Men's and Ladies' Wear Shoes and Notions H8 Grand Ave. For oehcro s cg eamery proouets Wharton 5 Uorrros Featurrng Fresta lee Cream To marntaln a groomed appearance remember Hoovor Eloaooro ood Uyors brood Market Groeerres and Meats Phone 680 'M 'QQW' 7 fi fi , I f f, I ff .mgrff,yfW I. ,W W, Q V ,W ' - r r fr MW 'wmv V ' if wx' ff' , '71, 4' 1 M ,w 49 fr +4 I Al J ei' 'QP , WW .wr kv .Q ,522 . .fa fi. 1 K.. fy Q-ff 'SJ' msgs' Qi? as-' :am X-' .2152 , I rz- -,4. ' Qw- 5. .., Q . A Q .595 .Y XA A -i?7QfEi..L - f 'figffil-lf K it X . -55' '-,riiiksg A ' vc. wi' , -'i -315 QQ . . 1 , .mt is '-,. 155, , X, ,A , 5 X . 'Q .Q X5 1324 5 f: nag -uf as 1 S93 akgggf' YQ. -4 H, .X ,Q 183' fix. As H' 515 fn ' s vi . . 'tY-'ef l LL v V 72 ,,- Q ' m ,, s -SWK Zi 5 5 I. Ai .1 ' A .f M' ' 9 5 . f ,134 ,,, F Churchill S EHSSUU, Ltd. Where Qualrty Teds and Servree Seds Hardware and Departrnent Stores Escondido Vista Escondido Feed Store H. P. Spry Albers Proven Food Hay Seeds farm Suppl Phone I9l we Wercanfid Ladies' and Misses Readysto-Wear ' and we flftjarclroge The Men's and Boys' Store HECLER C0- Humer Heller CU. 9 Sides Service Escondido Qceanside J C. De Phone K 43 h t fnd the n w ere o i b t n chicks and dressed p It y y II 3 t .ou' oo Tihidahe Hatchery ggelrnan 225-M Tinijs Pharmacy The Meeting Place of Friends Cosmetics Prescripti Fountain Service C. F. Wilken, Uptemetrist Efficient Service Modern Equipment 326 E. Grand Ave. Phone I36 Piitz and Pala Theatres Dan Johnson SEEHE from the 'Eightillq Littles, STEVENS EUHNITUHE STUHE 35 if Gfianc fue. Qaffci Stove :MTC 59 Howell Feed Store Poultry and Dairy Needs Farm and Garden Seed Fertitizers and Insecticides Wonferey Qredzi .Sylvia Where Smart People Go tor Suits Dresses Coats Hose Slaetrs Lingerie I35 E. Grand Ave. gfmzi goofery Quality Plus Versatility IO9 E. Grand Ave. Kenneth Roberts, Mgr. Escondido Howling Alley Where you really relax and enjoy yoursellu ISS EAST GRAND HE ESC DIDO 334 The outstanding line-up for Quality Glassware to Paint muff gz,,,1e,,, jiglllel' 0,9 Beautiful floral designs for all occasions 235 S. Broadway Plwone 309 Hansenys Super Servim-3 G drielw Products Snell Oils and Gasol 560 N. Broadway E for Escondido SPHUUSE-HEITZ for Escondido l45 E. Grand Ave. le,lL.e 'I r t,..4.,,p, yn, A' V all I ' , ' H uf . , STRANGE 'llexaw Serving 'lgpeelgll no ln LulDflCGflOn Tlfes . . . Battenes X-Xceessones Plwone 43 9 Greeting Cards if Gitts Sir Novelties Y Leather Goods Y Stationery Y Picture Frames if Quality Ptioto Finistiing Y Portraits iby appointnnentj 2I7 E. Grand Ave. Ptrone 70-J Wesalnh Chevrolet Company Everytt1inq tor ttie Auto Broadway and Otiio Escondido Pele Sweet Shop Make this shop your headquarters l-lerb and Ruth fgaamar .x4rf ann! QW SADF mfgnery W, Grand Ave. Plworwe 62 Mrs. T. V. Watterson Escondido Valley Poultry Aeon For better results, Feed E.V.P.fX. Feeds A. M. Hardy Phone 22I Uuality Feed Bture EE SEED POULTRY NEEDS M Jenny Wren Cafe Bultes Bruq En THE REXALL STORE The Tunes Advueate Bnhn Beeeuntrnq Bervree 1444 0:25, Bsenndtdu Bakery Ttllre 5 Beauty Shep Eagle Market ALL OUALITY FOODS Bftqusta Shne Shep N 4 C5 Bseundrdu Laundry Helen Mae Beauty Shun S E 6 ED . . . . . . i E tBBt'St kf M . . V. H d Mg . t ' L In D 3 Acounting and Income Tax 2 ' ' ' o e a Phone 655 Dresses . . . Lingerie . . . Hosiery I . . r Permanents . . . Hair Trimming CAKE - - - BREAD - - ' PAS-TRY Facials . . . ScalpTieatrv,ent 25 E. Grand Ave. Pho 70-J '35 I Kalmia St. Phone 2 6 ii Better Shoe Repairing Costs o More I 6 E, rand Ave. WA Sewtce for EVCVY Needy' Permanent Waving . . . Hair tyiing . d A . I24 . d Ave. Ph 487 f all I x.. 'N n L . v , I Tj - 3 -f 1 . X 'Six' :BF- 9731: xi H 1. ,nf ,-XY: nf -' -wif ,. X zfxb. r ug.