Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

A nn 1 ,v Qi '55a U10 7525: .wk r 5 , ,ZW 4 x v Si' J 4: mm, .. A, 4 x 4. U .x X, 1 A ' f E v I ir if , :iv 7' P 1 .,f- 'iX.,,f x ff!! -'fdj k I X75 'N ,fs'fi'ffzVp'l., M f gf .- I P J J ' f I N ff 97?f ! .1 'ff ,' 5 Q' ,L X E f' Wg Wg! , fr 'fr Q 4 32' rv if F 2 1 e iff' 5 1 x I fl ,Q ' 1 fl Qf2i' p3rlf+ M' ??,,-f W WW, mfmsgsgsa Mrs. ..-ff- TTT . um Co-Assistant Editors Evon Graves, Mildred Poston A . . - ssistant Business Manager . Graham Humphrey STAFF Delight Billick Doris Byers Betty Joy Escher Gayle Bussman Phyllis Sloan Ann Rees Ruth Shultz Dick Deaver Diane Bagley Wilnia Schroeder Constance Meyer Ann Baker Stella O'Carrol Lois Bosch George Carranza Joan Houghtelin ADVISORS sl. Paul Vorkink Charles Minnich PHOTOGRAPHERS We would like to acknowledge the special contributions made Mary Allen in photography and in art to this book loy Mrs. Ruth Perkins Mr. W. L. Mcl.oney Mr. Thomas Hixson s. .I- X I, 1 J, 1, f N J qfofff cfs f Wy, Isa if i x .xx in ' O Us 2. YI -l1'v',' 4 411' l-lik .' . x ll V X' f , 14 ln jU IL. P' .i - . x 'rfb .ja iilr his J 3,13 ' L f 1 ia' M Wfhen we tirst started to dream ot our Gong way baclc during those summer months, we said that our pictures would be superb and our writeups would be gems ot literature. But the months passed and our vision slowly began to tade under the pres- sure ot passing problems. Between decorating tor dances, arranging tor appointments, and running endless errands, little time was lett tor polishing the apple ot our eye-The Gong. But tinally, the writeups had all been rewritten and the pictures had all been retalcen. At last, we were tinishedp our job was done. We now give our year's worlr to you. We hope you like it. .1 O sch like lawns school is a real sch one ool s Every blems on sweaters. air or swi an emlole OF16 CGTS OUR ngin m of rolliclcing, all our activiti k X -X! and I rioto ool isn't composed of common things libraries, buildings and boo-ks. Our of those fortunate ones blessed with pirit. has noticed the little cougar em- flags, and all of the different school etimes the cougar is leaping into the Som gg a piclc. To other people he is just a cougar, but to us he represents the us spirit of our school-the center of es. i '3 'A ,K Remember when you accepted that job ot decorating tor a dance or when you helped to build that tloat for the Homecoming Parade? Do you lcnow what made you volunteer, especially when you were already so busy? It was that little Cougar Spirit perched up there on your shoulder urging you to help, so that other people could enjoy them- selves. Thanks tor that school spirit, Mr, Cougar, and we will be seeing a lot ot you in the Gong this year because . . . The Gong Static hereby dedicates the I949 Gong to that unforgettable Cougar Spirit. X xx XJ Q ,.. . X XX 1- - J I x J Q5 J J., ws, 4770 ,D .gps 'QMQQ-1 41-N- f bb--ai' ' - .jwqa I ,A I v Ak Pm 5 wi- X fkfva -, 3 J if ' -1, QV! k just-' Nnrw YQ' 1 'L-5.-L' , , .WWE Ov'-'N I ,M A, , ,. ,Y..,,.,.w.n::s-,vrff ...,.-. . - ' -m'...,.,' M - --'A , ., , Y , ,, Mi? --'E ,:, , .,. -'-,-,,,,.-5 - , - ' - .www i Kelcinaf The cene The Trustees are aa very important factor in our school. One of their biggest accomplishments this year is the fine building which will be school board has also classrooms. Two of wh occupied by the music department. The talcen steps for the provision of four new ich are to be built in the near future. Two shiny new busses were added towards our school's trans- portation system. The students gratefully ap school board. The veterans' pro need for these busses was great and the preciated this action on the part of the gram, which was financed by the govern- ment, was actively carried on throughout the year. The adult education classes were again conducted with the support of the Trustees. Fine opportunities were offered in courses such as ceramics, rug-malcing, foreign languages and Woodcraft-these being but a few of the numerous subjects rendered. We are sure that the Trustees for their all of the students at EUl-lS wish to thank fine co-operation and achievements. Mr. Judson 49'ERS AND YOUR FELLOW STUDENTS: One hundred years ago, a group ot pioneering men and women lsparlced by the discovery ot gold at Sutter's Milll raced into this land ot opportunity. They braved the elements and dared tate to gain the advantages ot this tair land. While you are experiencing the thrill ot teen-age living and enjoying the heritage ot this great nation-its treecloms-its schools-its wealth-its constitutional government-its almost inexhaustible natural resources . . . Remember-you are about to become one ot the main actors in this drama ot lite and that the stage is now set with an air frontier and an atomic horizon. Prepare yourselves as best you can, while you can. Pioneers ot the atomic age may live to smile at the dangers taced by the l849'ers. You can and must help to turn the dangers ot this atomic age into benetits tor all mankind. You may participate in the new age ot exploration as man ventures out into the solar system. You tace greater danger and greater opportunity-by many told-than did the l849'ers. We will do our best to help you enter this great adventure and attain an excellent record tor the l949'ers. A. P. Beleal. 2 QP 23 X Q7 V , Ls X XW l i Mr. Reed Mr. Emerson Mr. t-lurd Mr. l-lardy Mr, Minnich, Mrs, l-lollmann, and Mr, Miller . , , The three mathematicians ot our school, They taught us equations and how to use protractors. Many students at E.U.t-l.S. have enjoyed taking math trom these three teachers. 757974 110 he ta lnstructing the students in Latin, Physical Education, Art, Spanish and French, their days were spent in solving the various problems these subjects brought up. These women enabled us to learn the fundamentals ot their courses. 144 759 Mr, Bahen, Mr, Schmeeltle, and Mr. Klewer . . . These three masters ot the slide rule, T-seuare, and blow torch capably handled students interested in their subjects. Students in these classes always benefited. Mr. Ahler, Mr, Duncan, and Mr, Quade . . . Exhausting themselves physically and mentally, these men helped our boys to acquire a good physical education and tine sportsmanship, l-lard working teams were the tinal outcome ot their ettorts. Mrs, Vogel, Miss Cook, Mrs. Allen, Miss Perrone . . . 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. 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 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, 71: eq Hegre en ted and Ruled 11 Throughout this busy year our A.S.B. otticers, with the help ot the tirst period repre- sentatives, have been respon- sible tor many activities. Qur otticers were: Presi- dent, Diclc Leiversg Vice-Presb dent, Bill Weselohg Secretary, Donna l-larper, and Treasurer, Norman Dittrich. Thanlcs Dick, Donna, Bill and Norm tor ditticult jobs well done. This year a new branch was added to the legislative body ot our school. It was the stu- dent council, composed ot students elected trom their first period classes. The stu- dent council gave many more students the opportunity ot entering into the malcing ot our school laws. Dick Leivers was elected to govern us for the '48-'49 year. l-le and Mr. McLoney, the advisor, spent the year ' puzzling over the responsibili- ties and problems which con- fronted the cabinet and the student body. Instead of entering into the actual making of the school laws Mr. Mcl.oney guided and advised the A.S.B. offi- cers. Dick, Mr. Mctoney, and the student body have done a good job and they all en- joyed working together. SNOW IN ESCONDIDO and a centennial celebration in California! Yes, a lot of things have happened to make their year seem different from all of our other years. Our ASB officers sponsored many activities for all of us. There was a mobile unit shown to us in a special assembly honoring the Gold Rush days in early California. Throughout the year we had charity campaigns to raise money for the March of Dimes, Red Cross, and the Community Chest. Our new school song was sung during an assembly for the first time this year, too. Are we proud of it? Just ask us! Throughout the entire year visiting dignitaries were entertained, and every now and then o-ur campus was enlivened by some very special dances sponsored by various organizations. This has been a year full of entertainment, interest, and appeal for all of us. a Koa X K . Xzxl aqua BN PDQ the 6 5 o QU lThis' play stars JOAN ing parts are played by LOI RUTH SHULTZ, WILMA S little room at the end ot the EVON enter, carrying JOAN, a stitch. JOAN seems to b to recognize her surrounding JOAN Did you . . . did you LOIS I haven't seen Mr. VQJ EVON lFishing in her knittin scissors, rulers, a dres JOAN lsit?...isit?...re ALL lExultantlyl It is! l JOAN Let us all take the and easy task it is t lAS THE CURTAI Q! XOXUX' Q95 ,Xe5 Qllagolzd ws QA BTXX e EVON Yxvffxplfg X,xYlafyCJX5 GZ!!-for Joe,-eves Xnafff C55 E19 aol PS. Air' Egfe 670' My iousxfx Visor- r, VO In ' dred P Wear. fling Seffmg m osfon Gs a U76 feng! 35515 fe u ndergfazhou, fn 5' 1411 fe Bing . . . STEP as the Editor and teatures EVON GRAVES and MILDRED POSTON as assistants. Support- BOSCH, CONSTANCE MEYER, DELIGHT BILLICK, GAYLE BUSSMAN, JOAN HOUG-HTELIN. HROEDER, and BETTY JOY ESCHER. J. PAUL VORKINK was the director. The scene is that hall. The time is the second week in May. As the curtain rises, all the minor characters except THE EDITOR on their upraised hands. EVON is knitting. During the entire play she never drops utterly devoid ot lite. As the door closes, JOAN seems to stir. Looking blankly around she seems 3. They place her tenderly on a chair and she speaks.l . . . did you tind the dummy? rkink all day. g, not dropping a stitchl Here it is. She produces a large notebook, jammed with papers, pictures, s, one shoe, and Mr. McLoney.l ady to go? ild music, cheers, huzzahs in backgroundl ath. lAll speak in serious monotone atter herl We hereby solemnly promise not to tell what a simple produce a high school annual . . . or drop dead. 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WQM Qgxg 18 9 M I3 ik Q M, X fu Wwluihwm VM W QW W :T W4 ,W hm' ' sp 695 'KW 'K V W at M 1' M 3 1 1- Q if W3 M 5' 32:5 iz? 'W' 4' mf WW ai X 4 59 if GE Down in trontl Watch outl That's my eye you're iabbing with your elbow. Tear 'em, fight 'em. As always. this year's football season tilled the students with that old tootball tever and everything else was dropped when a tootball game was scheduled. Our tootball team didn't let their tans down either, except tor that tatetul Homecoming game. This year came to a smashing climax with the Escondido eleven winning all but two games and coming in second tor Metro League standing. H-Y H- - VYYY -7- -- Y.. ---, v ---, -.----..-,....w.-...,-. W., -....-.,....,.,v,.................... -..V ....,.,.,.........t-,,,, .,..,,,X,.,.-,,.,,,..,,... The team pulled quite a tew surprises out ot the bag when they loeat such tavored teams as l-luntington Beach and La Jolla. The annual Cceanside versus Escondido game was quite a tussle ending with the Cougars on the long end ot a I4-7 score. We had our losses too: the tirst, a heartbrealrer, lost to Kearny I3-12: the second, one ot the last games ot the year with Coronado taking the Cougars by one touchdown. i X' fs: Q i 5 Q! JQA' XC- , i X 3 X X8 'F' ,., IF'- A A 'H I gk . ft n .LI 1, ,fwii X,x,',x ff: 1 Q- --sayxx r 5 -9 Q , f J' ., ff -A 1 f ff fw vm XA LA' y-S X , 'X 4 '-N--..TmAh--WL -xx V 3 P M I VX Nw AEE if sb! ,E QA , K XIV lux ,A R 'L is R' x ,. Fm ,pv',.J.yD S ,gm 'iyikg wg- K 1 - - L.-b aww. X 1 Us 'Q A 4 HN? V x.fyl... ..? 2f9' ' . .. .wx ll, Q., ,LA , I. 'Q ' -if T t. -kk N A Wk 'wig' A . ,K bw: if 9 6 . 7 . Yi L H Q - ' Mm- - N . z ' Q , 4 . x g K, f ,,. 7. fx, . fir .CQ . Kr: .V f, Fr, f mf' QA.: tp! hy, sa 5- . V V X ii' 9 , 1, LJ? XM, x, ig, kk gc xv .Y . ww 'V Q ' , - ..I'1O- 1A' '.',, , a. 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These boys won or lost games with good spirit and sportsmanship. Coach Quade encouraged our J. V.'ers trom the tirst tryout practice 'till the last cheers 'Faded trom the football field. Thanks tor a good job, Coach. 1 . Our J.V.'s got ott to a rar'ing start this year. Under the leadership ot Mr. Quade as coach, Slcipper Dubois and Keith l-lutchins as co-captains, our mighty midgets tought hard tor the Orange and Black. This hard-strilcing, never-say-die team battled the fog as well as players in one game. They tell us we lost that game but we're still wondering because no one really saw what happened. The team gave us more thrills in the Cceanside tray. Escondido came trom behind a two touchdoown lead to down the Pirates, I3-I2. Yes, our Junior Cougars had plenty ot the good old E.LJ.l-l.S. spirit. Even it we didn't have the So. Cal. championship team, we were plenty proud of our J.V. Nichols Ma f xfia , The buzzer sounds-time has been called and all ot us baslqetball enthusiasts are sitting on the edge ot our chairs. For there are only twenty seconds lett in the game and the score is tied. But luclc is with us tor we get a tree shot. Oh-hope he makes it-he's got to-hooray-he did-now just stay ahead-buzz-the game is over-we've won, we've won! Maybe all ot our games weren't this exciting but we sure got some thrills at quite a tew ot them. Our Ns really gave us our share ot excitement at the Oceanside game. We were going into the tourth quarter trailing the Pirates by twelve points. When all hope seemed lost, our players suddenly came to lite and won the game 42-39. Our Bees, beaten only by Coronado and Point Loma were the supermen ot E.U.l-l.S. during the basketball season. They were powerful enough to rate second in the Metro League. Good luclc, Bees -continue your winning ways when you become our varsity men. r Hinmlm cmd BwHwrk fvlerelf The long and ,WH Excitement Plus. That's what we lilce and that's what we got at these basketball games. Just take a loolc at that picture-My! Aren't they determined? Nichols, who rated a place in the Metro League, is the guy that's waving at the camera. The camera-shy guy in the lower pic- ture who's peeking over Ralph's right ear is none other than the fellow who was placed as guard on the all-Metro Bee team, Ken Illes. Alcin was captain ot the Cees while Amago was head man tor the Dees. When we go to basketball games, we usually see only the A and B teams play. We have another group ot boys that play with an equal amount ot sportsmanship and slcill. They provide just as many thrills and spills. The C and D teams are generally made up ot Freshmen and Sophomore boys. This year our C and D teams have done very well tor EUHS. We are proud ot you and wish to congratulate you on your successful year. Keep up the good worlc-we'll be seeing you when you become Ns and Bees. The Short of Qt., 311. 4647423 f-Q7 2, ,344 A y - -df' , 1 Q , Z V mir- f , g flfif- f4,ff Coach Miller String Diclc Leivers Blount connects on overhead Thompson smashes through Leivers and Walcher tor a point It we wanted to see an up-and-coming sport at EUHS all we had to do was go on down to the tennis courts. We'd find our tennis Letter- men practicing tor the next tournament or league match. Everyone knew that their efforts were not in v ain for we were the schoo-l that had the tennis team that always came out on the long end ot a love set. With such stars as Walcher, Leiv Not to be shown up, the ers, and Thompson how could we lose? girls .also tried their luclc in tennis. The P mp ,f l Que tet Jim Thompson Clinlcscales and DuBois rally with Carranza and Weseloh Parlc watches Mead's volley annual University l-leights and lnlc Tournaments gave our girls as well as boys a chance to enter into competition with girls from other schools. In comparison with the little experience that these girls have had they made a very good showing for EUHS. Tennis is becoming a very popular sport here at school. Une reason tor its appeal is its command ot skill. It takes some intelligence as well as brawn to be able to participate in this game with ease and assurance. ?vr 9t lf Une, Two There was nothing more pleasant than to get out ot school early on a spring afternoon and saun- ter on down to Finney Field to watch a thrilling baseball game. Our Cougars did well this year. With such old taithtulsu as Captain Joe Russell, Catcher Jack Wolfe, Pitcher Dick Leivers and Roaming Fielder Ray Motsenboclcer, our boys showed that they had the stuff. The Cougars scored an upset in the first e s or i e arn t7 l-lm .... remember this? I sn T Coach Duncan was in charge ot I Varsity Baseball. flu-ee Strike , ou ie at game ot the season by beating the highly favored Chula Vista team to the tune of tour to one. They continued the season by winning and losing all in good spirit. This year the Metro League held its First Annual Baseball Carnival. This attair was held at Lane Field in San Diego. The Cougar baseball team and band were there in all their pomp and glory. Draw your own conclusions. Come on babe, do your stutt. Ay 15 Our little men ot Finney Field are never publicized as much as the varsity, but they work every bit as hard. Long hours ot practicing and the boys' tine sportsmanship made this team a hard-hitting group ot players. The spark plugs ot our team were such boys as Lemoine Schick, Bob Schmeltz, Keith l-lutchins, and Ken llles. We expect these names to loe quite prominent in our varsity line-up next year. When we look over our prospects tor next year, we're sure we have something to look torward to. We've got a promising group ot DiMaggios in these J. V'ers. Much credit goes to Coach Quade tor training this up-and- coming bunch ot sluggers lf7l . et 11 foot X50 Co5C'T PX ' . I Ten teet-hope Armstrong makes itl We're counting on him tor our A pole vault this year. These were our thoughts when we journeyed down to the Cougar Field tor our track meets on Fridays. Some ot our outstanding track men were l-larold Goswick, who set a new record ot twenty teet, seven and three-tourths inches tor the B broad jump: Rob Roy Bat- cher in the one hundred and two hundred twenty-yard dashes, and Delson Watkins in the high hurdles. Another group ot cindermen who took the limelight was our Cross Country Team. These boys almost captured top honors in the Southern California Meet. Good going Cross Country Team and best ot luck to our long-winded boys. B ngl Andgfgifle on fxlie 6 . his 'ace' fgN'in3- Friday afternoons in April u a nice short schedule, a quick gar field, a stop at the store f f o on BatCln55onlsOnflLeep ow, YOU' get som KC ef ually meant liilce to Cou- or a colce or an ice-cream bar, and then a watch in the sun until the busses began to rol wander from one side of the other . . . First glimpsing the as they strained to soar into cringing to the dull thuds of th shot put. If we felt particula had the nerve to cross the tr l. We would field to the ole vaulters he air, then t big, blaclc y gay, and clc, we ven- tured into the forgotten cornzr to marvel as our boys scissored, rolled, and elced their bodies over the high jump. On the far side of the field, we found broad jumpers thun- dering down the paths, and heard that con- stant cry, Traclcl Clear the track! This side of our field found most races. We would cluste the finish to ' about the XCCY 'c UWC out ,Scouse QC fnliinitin I may y ll' llrf. foot Hoot or r f' U ,- Z FX . K, up MAX' Z VQZZKS' B 'xnxexl' kt aCi'r K ke note ri JN-XXXS at r NOW' xfiavf' MZ c6V' 6 foam A xt. UM 6 XON3' il O , Q ,,,, 46 p4 - 'c'WM, f' AW hw the . Ci Ove' slslmme s our lunnze? fs . danced l tap . H Oxoatiff Y the vlff ' r UYC ac lolza A to A race 59 Ylre Home eam. .' C f f I 'Wiki judges and timers and ro-ot and holler, try- ing to push our fellows into the win, place, or show positions. One of the battle cries of the day was C'mon, Bruciel While we gave every school a good run for its money. we did not garner too many varsity team victories. Our Bees and par- ticularly our Cees fared much better: in our League finals we had winners in Goswiclc in the hurdles and broadjump, Perez in the l92O, and Cortez in the polevault. 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'--W wW.'E' W f k we ---MN M f f, , ' fy W FTA. ' ,, f cgwf-V A ' 'I' L ' .mf W-w.,L,,, Q N- A X '. P my at L f, 'ix . V Y 1- ff-,A W f .1-Q mf., W' v ' 'X' ld 59' V Nm., -: AJF1elrrnu5,,,.,, '-. xnxx fill' nfa 'PL-QQ 060 , 2? PDP! !' 39 .1,,6A. Wu M, - 'V--A -.. K X x Nxj-5-., . Wi'-W-A..- Q.-up f z I l The mighty Seniors. ,O 100 C A Q J 1 Q ALLEN, BONNIE ANDERSON, JOAN ARMSTRONG, DON Art Club 4 . . Girl's Glce Y-teens l-3 . . . Girl's Glee Willar l-hgh I , . . Traclr 2-4 3-4. l-3. . . , Letfermen 2-4 . . , Class Treasurer 4 , . . Boy's Glee 4 . . . Football 4. ARMSTRONG, RICHARD ASHBY, PETE BAKER, ANN , Snag Polnt Terrace School l-3. Boy's League. Y-teens I-4 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . Los Mestizos 3-4 . . . Gong Staff. 010' ding BAMBER, JERRY Football l-4 , . . Baseball I-4 . . . Letterman 4 . , . Drama Club 4. BECKETT, BILL Van Nuys High I-2 . . . Drama Club 4 . . . Senior Play Cast . . . Gong Staff 3. BATCHER, ROB ROY Jordon High l . . . Traci: 2-4 . . . Los Mestizos 3 . . . Letter- men 2-4 . . . Tennis 3 . .. Football 4 . . . Spanish Club 2. BELEAL, JEANNE Latin Club I-2 . . . Y-teens I-4 . . . G.A.A. I-3. President 4 . . . Alphas . . . Los Mesti- zos 3, Secretary 4 . . . Cougar Staff 4 . , . Junior Class Secretary . . . Junior Repre- sentative Girl's League, Ser- geant at Arms 2. filet... BIDDLE, ROY Football I-2 . . . Basketball I-4 . . . Track I-2, Captain I . . . Lettermen I-4 . . .Chems istry Club 4. BILUGMEIER, GLORIA G.A.A. l-4 . , . Spanish Club 2 . . . F.H.A. 3 . . . Senior Representative Girl's League 4. BOHUSLOV, RONALD Football l . . . Track 2, 4 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . Los Mestizos 3-4. BOYLE, DUANE Foo ball I-4 . . . Traclc I ... s etball I-4 . . . Baseball . . Junior Class Treasurer Cougar Knight 3-4 . . . S o p h o m o r e Representative Boy s League . . . Lettermen BRINLEY, BILL Spanish Club 2 . . . Track 2-4, Captain 2 . . . Lettermen I-4 , . . . Los Mestizos 3-4 . . . Cross Country 3-4 . . , Gong Circulation Manager 4. The '49e A . . . I The last year should be the best year and the Senior Class ot '49 made it just that. With spirit ot accom Iishing as much as possible tor the glory o the class our Seniors won the Gong contelst tor Homecoming King and Oueen. Our assembly on the '49'er theme gave the toughest competi- tion to the Junior Classl who had to struggle hard to win over the citizens ot Red Nose GuIch ! Another high I'ating episode ot the '49 story was the play, one Mad Night, which gave good dramatic entertainment to Escondido crowds. Ditch Day, Senior Baccalaureate and last weaters, the Prom, but not least Gradu- ation-all long-anticipated events, tultilled our Seniors' most cheri I I I shed dreams. BRYAN, BETTY Osage City Senior High I-3 . . . GAA. I-2, Secretary 2 . . , GirI's Glee 2-3 . . . Junior Play Cast. BULL, RODNEY Spanish Club I . . . Latin Club 2-3 . . . Track 2, 4 . .. Cross Country 3, Captain 4 . . . Boy's Glee 3, President 4 . . . Cougar Statt 4 . . . A.S.B. Commissioner 4. CAMPBELL, DORIS Spanish Club 2 . . . GirI's Glee 4. mltiwisixwfl -- sv- 'A BULEN, BOBBY LEE South Gate Junior High I ... Spanish Club 2-3, Secretary 3 . . . GirI's Glee 4. BYARS, DORIS Grossmont High I-2 . . . Gong Statt 4. CARRANZA, GEORGE Oceanside High I-2 . . . Ten- nis 3-4 . . . Lettermen 3-4.. Gong Photographer 4 . Track 4. CLARE, AVIS Y-tcuns I-2 . , . Girl's GI I-3 . . . Latin Club I . . . ...Frosh Class Secretary . .. Sparmh Club 3. CUNNINGI-IAM, JOAN Y-Ir--'ns I-4 , , . Girl'5 Glue I-3 . . . Spani5h Club 2-3 . Los Mrstizos, 4 . . , Senior Vice Pres. 4 . , . Song Leader Play Cast 4 . . . Drama Club 2, 4 . . . Drama Club 4. 4. COOPER, LEON DAWSON, GLADYS Band I-2 . . . BOy's Glue 2 Girl's Glyn I-4 . . , Y-teens 3. . . . Springfivld High I-3. .5v .X X Gi- ,4 - COUCH, MARY LOU Sweetwater High I . . . teens 2-4 . , . G.A.A. 3-4 . F.I-LA. 3 . . . Art Club 4. CARRILLO, VENTURA Spanish Club 2 . . . Y-fc 3-4 . . . A.S.B. Reprcscntativc 4 . . , Los Mestizos 3-4. DEAVER, BETTY Y-tccns I-4 . . . Glue Club. COUTY, JOE Football I . , . Trac Art Club 4. COOK, CAROLYN Spanish Club 2 . . Historian 3-4. DEAVER, RICHARD FFA, 4 . . . Gonq Pliutoq raphcr 4. Wi Tw 37 1 lvwaif lm HF M EMERSON, FRANCES Y-teens I-4 , . . GJNA. I-3, Recording Secretary 4 . . . Lafin Club I-2 . . . Aipiias . 4 . Senior Piay Cast . . , A.S.B. Commissioner 4 .... Junior Statesmcn 4 . . . G-irl's League Treasurer 4 . , 4 Los Mcstizos 3-4. Af noon DURKAN, BETTY ANN Y-teens IF4 , . . Spanish Club 2 . . . Los Mestizos 3 . . . U F.H.A. Treasurer 3 ...Aipi1as. e 4' on the ramp. S24 .S ., r .Noam GALT, JAMES Long Beach Jordan I-Iigh I . . . Spanish Club 2-3 , , , Baseball 2 . . . Track 3 . . . Baslretball 3 . . . Los Mesti- zos 4 Football 4 GEISE, EDWIN Football 2, 4 . . . Traclc 2-4 . . . Lettermen 2-4 . . . Boy's Glee3 ...Band 3 , . . Senior Play Cast . . . Cougar Staff 4. DITTRICH, NORMAN Latin Club I-2 . . . Football I-3 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . Lettermen 2-4 . . . Tennis I-2 . . . Los Mestizos 3-4 . . . A.S.B. Treasurer 4 . . . Junior Statesman 4. ERICKSON, WILLIAM Football I-4 . . , Lettermen 2-4 . . . Traclr 3 , , . Boy's Glee 4. . . A.S.B. Representa- tive 4. ESTEP, JOAN G.A.A. I-4, Trans. Chr. 3 . . . Y-teen Song Leader 4 . . . Sophomore Repreesentatiye GirI's League ...Drama Club 3-4 . . . Junior Play Cast 3 . . . Gong Statf 3, Editor 4 . . Girl's Glee 4. DAWSON, SALLY Western High 2 . , . GirI's Glee I-3. FLOYD, JUANITA LEWIS Bret Harte High I . . . Sopho- more Secretary and Treasurer . . . Y-teens 2-3 . . . Girls Glee 2-3. 84? l - I '1 If . fl FISI-I, DEANE Spanish Club I-2 . . . Eootball 2-4 . . . Letterman 2-4 . , . Los Mestizos 3-4. EMERY, PRISCILLA F.I-LA, 4, Parliamentarran 4 . . . G.A.A. 3-4 , . , Drill Team 3. DOMINC-UEZ, GLORIA Yuma Union I-Iigh I , . . Spanish Club I-2 . . . Los Mestizos 3-4 . . . 6irl's Glu' l. DEMATTEIS, JAMES Latin Club I-2 . . . Los Mes tizos 3-4 . . . Junior Play Cast . , , Drama Club 3-4. FULTS, DON Latin Club I-2 . . . Traclr I-2 . . . Boy's Grlee 4 . . . Senior Play Cast 4 . . . Band 4. GEORGE, MARY BELL Y-tucns l-4 . . . Glue Club I-3, Sucrctary 4 , . . Cheer Lvad-gr 4 . . . Cougar Statt 4. fl ?re GRAVES, EVON Y-lr-vns I-4 . . . Junlor and Srgnror Plays . . . Drama Club 3-4 . . . G.A.A 3-4 . . . Span- rsh Club, Jr. Statcsmun 4 . . . Ass't Gong Edltor 4. GUENTHER, DELMAR Spanish Club I-2 . . . lraclc I . . . Baslcutball I-3 . . . Foot- ball I-4 . . . Letterman, Bastr- ball 2-4 . . . Los Mustizos 3-4 . . . Drama Club 4. GIANACAKOS, CATHERINE J. Sterling Morton High I , .. Glrlls Glee I-4 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . Los Mestizos 4. GOSWICK, HAROLD GRABINSKI, STANLEY Traclc I-4, Most Valuable 2 Lcttqrmcn I-4 4 . , Boyls Glu' . . . Letterman 2-4 . . , Bas- 3 . . . lraclc l-3 . , . Bas-gball kztball I, 4 . . . Cross Court I , . . lcnnls 3. try Team 4. lumen, Sophomore and GRIFFIN, GENEVIEVE FHA. Parliamentarian 3. HACKER, LORENE Girl! Glce l-2 . . , Latin Club I-2 . . . Y-tccns 2 . . . G.A.A. 3-4 . . . Band 4. GRIFFIN, THELMA GUEST, RQDNEY F,H.A, 3. Vlsta Union Hugh I-3 . . Football 4 . . . Traclr 4 , . Homucomlng Krug 4. HAMMONS, EDDIE HANNAFORD, LOIS Gong Photographer 4. Girl! Glue I-4, Trcasurur 3 . . . Y-tctgns 2-4 . . . Song Leader 2, 4 . . . Glrl's League Secretary 4. HETT, VIRGINIA HOLLINS RICHARD Y-Teens I-4 , . . Spanislm Club ck B slr iball Foot 2, VP. 3 . . . G.A,A. 3-4 . . . rm Class Sec. 4 . . . Sr, Play . . . Drama Club 34 Couqar Los Mcstlzos 4 . . . Drama Kmqlrt Sparrrslw Club 4 Club 4. I-IUFF, WILLA DEAN JOHNSON JESSE Y-lccns l-4. rrr Clrb L 5 M 5 We e Care ree, LEIVERS. DICK Class Pres. I , . , Basuball, lemma, Football, Letterman I-4 . , 4 Basketball 2-4 . . . Class Rep. 2 . . . Spamslw Club V.P. 2 . . . Boy's Lcaguc Src.-Tr. 3 ...Cougar Kniglrr , . . Drama Club 4 . . , A.S.B. Prus, 4. MARSHALL, LARRY Georgg Washington I-Iigh I . , . F.F.A. 2 . . 4 Cougar Staff 3 . . . French Club 3-4 , . , Traclr 3-4 . . . Drama Club 4. MEAD, ROBERT ri Dicguito High I , . . Lntterrncn 2-4 . . . Tennis 2-4 . Latin Club 2 . . . Cross Country Team 4 , . . Chem- istry Club 4. MILLS SHARON MINJARES, ESTI-IER MITCHELL CLYDELL MITCHELL JAMES G A I r s GI Spanish Club 2-4 4 . , Los r s Glae 2 F I-I A amish Club os n Mestizos 4, A B Rupr smtatrvb Mastizos 2 4 Kat 0 Senior ar MOTSENBOCKER, RAY NASH, BARBARA NIELSON, ROBERTA NIELSON, WILBERT Spanish Club l . . . F.F.A. Y-teens I-4 . . . Latin Club Crirl's League. F.F.A, 2 . . . French Club 4 l-3 , . . Leftcrmen I-4 . . . I-2 . . . Band l-4 . . . G.A.A. . , , Art Club 4. Football I-4 . . . Basketball 2-3 . . . Junior Play Cast . . . I-3 . . . Baseball I-4 . . . Los Mestizos 3-4 . . French Boy! Glee 3. Club President 4 . . . Drama Club 3-4. NELSON, MARIANNE NEWMAN, VERNON NlCl-lOLS, EDDIE O'CARROLL, STELLA Y-teens l-4 . . . G.A.A. I-4 Yuma High I . . . Vista High Basketball I-3, Most Valuable Latin Club 2-3 . . . Drill Team . . , Spanish Club 2-3 . . . 2-3 . . . Band 3 . . . Boy's 4 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Letter- 3 . . . Los Mestizos 4 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . Los Glee 4. men 2-4 . . . Baseball Captain Y-teens 4 . . . Gong 4. Mcstizos. JV 3. RICHARDS VALERIA ROUSH RAE RUSSELL, JOE RUTH LORAINE A I eens I Stockton High I Schneider Football I-4 . , , Baseball I-3 Attolca High I Gee Cub in Club Vocational H gh 2 r Captain 4 . . . Lettermen 2-3 I Vaca High 2 Band Drama Club 3 4 os Mes Club 4 Senior Play Cast President 4 . . . Cougar Class Treasurer tizos 34 Junior Play Cast Knights. Y teens 3 SAYRE LORETTA SCHAEFER DON SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM SHERWOOD TOMMY Junior Statesmen 4 ASB Mt Carmel High I Latin F.F.A. I-3, President 4 . . Los Mestlzos 34 Ttaclcff Commissioner 4 Y teens Club 2 Junior Class Presl Grossmont I-2 . . . Chemistry Radio Club 4 3 Treasure GAA dent Los Mestizos 3 Club 4 . . . A.S.B. Represen Histori n Latin President 4 Lettermen 34 tative 4. f.' ff ff ,f' I f, J 4, rough t Moat Tl: eagle M PALMER, BILL PETTY RUTH Drama Club 4 . . . Traclc 4. A 3 Treasurer POSTON, MILDRED Y-teens 3 . . , G-.A.A. 3-4 . .. Gong Statt 3, Assistant Editor 4 . . . Drama Club 3, President 4 . . . Junior Play Cast . , . Kearny High I-2 . . . Los Mestizos 3-4, Secretary 3. SILCOCKS, DON Spanish Club I3 . . . Letter- men 2-4 . . . Football L . . . Baseball 2-4 . . . Cougar Knights . . . A,S.B. Represen- tative 4. SIMPSON, HOWARD Grossmont High I . . . Basket- ball 2. SILKE, JEGGY Y-teens I-4 . . . Latin Club I-2 . . . Los Mestizos 3 . . . A.S.B. Representative 4. SIMPSON, MAC George Washington High I . . . Basketball I-4 . . . Clem- ents High 2-3 . . . Boy's Glee 2-3 . . . Junior Class Secretary- Treasurer . . . Track I-3 . . . Spanish Club 4, . .lx SLOAN PHYLLIS I SMITH, EDNA SOCIN, CHARLES STINSON, JACK Y-teens I I-4 . . . GirI's Glee I Spanish Club 2 . . . Senior Basketball I . . . Football I-3 Football 2-3 . . . Spanish Club I-3 . . . Gong Statt 4 . . . Play Cast. . . . Baseball I-4 . . . Letter- 2-3 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Track Junior Statesman 4. men 2-4 . . . Spanish Club 3. 3. I ?uture K AponAi6i itie . I STOWE, LOUISE ' STURGIS, CLARISSA SULLIVAN, SHIRLEY TANNENBAUM, MARTHA Fayil High I . . . Y-teens 2-3 ' Puente Union I-Iigh I . . . F,I-LA. Secretary 3-4. Latin Club 2 . . . Los Mesti . . . Latin Club 2-3. Y-teens 2, Inspiration Chr. 3 zos 3 . . . Gong Statt 3. . . . Los Mestizos 3-4. TARLING, DON TI-IIRION WALTER TYREE JIM WAHLEN CHARLES Football I-4 , . . Irark 3 Lynwood Junlor I-hgh I 2 CIc I L In CIuI3 I 2 anlsh Club os . . , Lftivvmcn 244 Clnrmlstry CIub 4 r Lcficrmrn 2 4 Foot M shzos 34 Gong Pho WALCHER, BILL WITTE JOY WILLIAMS MARY ALICE WOLFE JACK Spanish Club I-2 , T4 nnus ce 5 A I Y teens I 4 Spanlsh CIub B 1 L. n a I-4 . . . FootbaII I 2 ID CIub I os Drama CILILJ 34 2 baII rm BasIu'iIJaII I-4 . . . Lftt rm MLstIzos 3 4 AS B Rrprc G rI s GIPC 4 Football I 3 Captain 2 3. Svcrctaryfrrasurrr 4 svniabvc 4 Sophomorx CIa 9 F' su A.S.B. Rf:prc'scntaIuv: d nt Junior Class Vlf Los Mvstizos 3-4, Vrcc r dent s n dvnt 3 . , . Svnnor CIass Pwsu Cougar Knwqhts Judq 4 dvnt . . . Junror Stahsmvn 4 GARRISON, JACK gi? . T lt, 2 181' l.eading the Senior Class this year for the first semester were, strangely enough, Tour boys. President was Bill Walcher and his cabinet Bob Kinley, Ken l-lolly and Do-n Armstrong. Virginia l-lett toolc Ken's place atter he graduated at the halt. M5 rxrx E They Zed Our nfrtrt This year the Junior Class chose as their leaders tour well-deserving students, Lee Gilbert as President: Delson Watkins, Vice- President: Merrilyn Thompson, Secretary, and Mary Ann Gomez, Treasurer. Our sin- cere thanks to every one ot you. C' aww Thru '49. A group of students, although few in number but mighty in power, were our class officers. At the beginning of the year each class chose those whom they thought capable of handling the class affairs. Their respon- sibilities ranged from ordering class rings to arranging dances. Qften little credit is given this group of students, but we have them to thanlc for planning our various activities. The advisors for our classes were Miss Briedstein, Mr. Fox, Mr. Ahler, and Mr. Christianson. x ,X 1: O, Q? fl' F , I .L ii The office of Frosh Prepay was held by Dean Stewart this year. Ralph Ortiz, assisted by Dean as Vice-President, while Cynthia Leivers and Carol Johnson held the respective offices of Secretary and Treasurer. The Sophomore Class chose as their officers this year: Ollie Jo Astleford, President, Tommy Escher, Vice-President, Mary Lou Lerma, Secretary, and Virginia Goswiclc, Treasurer. These students did a good job in fulfilling their offices. ' S Led by President Lee Gilbert, his cabinet, and class advisor Jim Ahler, we experienced a successtul year. Among our successes was the unforgettable assembly-our Gay Ninetiesu variety show. We won tirst prize tor our snappy float, which we entered in the Homecoming parade. And our class could always be counted upon to support the dances that were given, tor our school spirit filled us with a desire to participate in anything and almost everything. The male population ot the Junior Class was seen at every game that was played. On the tield, courts, tloor or on the bleachers they made a good showing and their slcill at sports gives all ot us a good torecast tor the sports record next year. Our girls weren't slaclcers either. We were always one ot the larger groups who went out tor sports and we could even beat the Seniors, which we lilced to brag about. But just wait till you see us next year-yc u better watch outl 'MQ . H ,wwf M .,, A Amy rm 'ff2: 'f.r-P ,M as-.Q QL N ,igiaafwigvwzl .. af' as i at l!5ll 'i! M1 -:1l:X iTil1rllsiif:?5 ' ..,u f il .Z if QV ESM. lt Row I: Anderson, Bolin, Butler, Adams, Bosch, Boyd. Row 2: Bilhclr, Bussman, Bulen, Bustos, Brydon, R. Brown. Row 3: Cis ler, Beven, Burnett, Burns. Ag- new, Battisti, Clinlcscales. Row 4: Blaclc, R. Conner, Bacon. Arena, Barrett, A. Conner, D B'own, Bartley, Blount. s ,- ,- YQ? N Row I: Crane, Bagley, Degglc' man, Emerson, Emde, Damsbo. Row 2: Galbraith, Escher, Dry- den, Cesmat, Durlran, Castel- lanos, Esparza. Row 3: Gar- land, Dunsmore, Cummings, Duenclrel, Chamberlain, Gar- cia, Garrison. Row 4: Freeman, Foster, Gardner, Franlr, Gilbert, Collins, Fabrizi, Grabinslci. Row I: R. Lobato, Koghlvv, Lfsnnu, A, Lafvcnucr-5, Korn hausvr, Gow--z. Row 2: James. Houck, Grundy, M, Lobato. Hcrpvr, Hrclcman, Knvhl, Row 3: Kun, Hmst, E. Lafngnicrc, Huvtado, Huggstrom, Human, Hartluy, Hull, Row 4: lohn, longs, Hnnvnans, Land, Jorgvn- A,.'n, Kilvwvr, lavvllw, Lunorm. amor 21 pe ala Amen at a t Row I: Murphy, Smhnmcftz, Monson, Mitcnkrll, Mvrclwant. Oucncl, Row 2: Purcz, Muyur, Parslvy, Ns'Smntn, Matlock, Pvt:-v-., Mccmn, Nunvz, Row 3: C. Mumarvb, Cmush, Mo- mnvs, Lyon, Munnvku, Ooluy, P .--' t. Row 4: Montano, Mnrukl.-, Mazvltn, M, Mvnjarvu, Lund Mm-', M-'ndc'nc,f-1, MM. r. iw-11-i , .. - . . , , Y mTign gg 0 iw! mi- ng, 2... OJ UPF V, Ln 072 3 Cz!!! ?wP wum omg- Q52 ggxf 49:5 U70 ngU'7 Cvxn QT' ET omn P' 3 cn 'U QQ-'sn' -ho OO 5-2. . -X 3? 5 T3 Oo S3 -U. U- 071 301 ' o. OJ fo LD? L0 in 'Q' 70 Oi if lf? Tl:- U19 03' If N :zu - ni Q. 279 U .U-32 fl -Z if A32 H5- w. N fm'-E Q-C . in 0 E? 3-In 90: wi 3: :QS Ni-v :gt an if? fy' Q Q b :I :J em E Q S Row I: Wisifman, White, lStandagz, McKean, M. Young. Row 2: D. Young, Thomas, L. Weaver, Wilmer, Williams. Row 3: Zopf Woscloh, Wood, Zilz, Thornton. Row 4: Wold, Willbanlcs, J, Thompson, Robinson, Villalobos, Watkins. an , Nba 'l, n,. .. M 0411- Sturdy Soi lwmore We e Ttiis class, still a little uncertain, but tollowing in tlie tootsteps ot the upperclassmen is lsieading towards better things. Under ttie guidance ot our class advisor Mr. Fox, President Ollie Jo Astletord and tier cabinet, we presented a very tine dance in the Spring. Our competitive assembly took much time and planning. We were especially active in the l-lomecoming King and Queen Contest giving numerous parties. Our lwayride and barn dance were exceptionally successtul. A good time was had by all. Good luck to our future upperclassmen, i if bI ' . 11.5. . 3 Row I: l-lvltiirirl, H.-lui-l, Qing liano, l-tvinig Giariiilis, tlari rritlr, Row 2: Kilrrirr, ttaviriz. Giiswii lc, t-lawn-ati iid, Crowd tvOEty, Grvrri, tliiyvu. Row 3 Hiirtndo, t-li-islcvll, tliiriuiorvi l-lull, l-lvrriandvr, H-'rr-'rim Hfitfli. Raw 4: Jrwlirisiw, Hall Gill, Cgolyrii Harris, Gi iiligi ld I-Iiifl. CQO ' D QL 0 O Row I: liixxpp, Kmli, Kinii-y Jolinstrin, Li'rivi.i, lin: Row 2 Kliijvvvrx lliilcliiri-., lliw, Nvluun Misc lltiiigull, Liiiiili, lfiinvl s MAN 3: tiirtriillivr, Siliiiinvr train lvrs, Nic liiil-., Mi riliiriii topvz, Mason, Row 4: R lxctirrivlll, Birdsrll, Siiiriviipliii Sli-'rrrmry Mill-.il Miiiw-lliiii, ll ll 91 ii Row I: Batclntr, Baker, Bandiclc, Cover, Ames, Arena. Row 2: Albertson, Boclcus, Adkins, Angus, Bintord, Astletord, Bridges. Row 3: Bowden, Bandy, Billigmviur, Boland, Btzals, Bates, Barrvtt. Row 4: Armentrout, Corley, Avery, Bowen, F. Mazon, Aguilar, Contreras, The Hal - grown C1164 Row I: DuVt'rr:, W. Guorgv, Cox, Crottord, Dotson, Freitag. Row 2: Dubc. S. George, Clark, Cummings, Dclalnunty, Fritz, Freeborn. Row 3: Biislurlc, Fsclnsr, Davis. Curtis, Crosslln, Dawson, Briglwt, Garland. Row 4: DuBois, Eden, Brode, Brinlcy, Fdgccornb, Doane, Cooper. ii - 111-XQQ.. - 1 ik, IL Sill ,- Row I: M. Sclwmcltz, Palmer Rub-'fly Ovwrman, ROUGY Shmf--5. Row 2: Ortwz, Ray Rmvuwv, Schradwv, Sriyrv, Wiftn Row 3: Row, RHITTHQII, M154-5 Msgs, Parks, Muyur, Sutton Row 4: Rotta, Moms. Tyru. J. Smwih, W-,'5m'loi1, Kdlhvwsvf Kwhlw, Pro Img Nrvund In Ylae Conga' ben Row I: Vaughn, Rubin, E Schmwfty, Shultz, Umm-m. Row 2: SF1affvr,J, Smnth, Shvppard l. W4'bf'r, Watson, Tomkinson Row 3: L. Srmth, Tannfvr, Rwd M-y, M-,-ad, Mnlfgr, J. Wubur Row 4: Rlnhmdsrun, Schwarz Mm. rw, Vcmvw, WAIIIH, POM. l Row I: Beebe, Amago, Beck, Almand, Akin, Atilano. Row 2: Anderson. Barker, Beven, Bell, Bahen, Anguiano, Alvarez. Row 3: 6, Brown, W. Brown, Arnold, Bowman, Bartlett, Alto, Aubrey, Albertson. Row 4: D. Brown, Brinsmade, Barrett, Billick, Breylinger, Baldwin, Brttleston, Bull. l Knees knocking together-a shaky sensation in the stomach-minds filled with weekness-that's what our little Frethmen were made of when they first climbed our High School l-lill. For the sugar and spice and everything nice, usually known as tlwe Freshmen Females, there was that week in which they were at the mercy of the Senior Girls. The eniors thought up the exquisite, enjoyable torture f making ,a girl who thinks herself a queen, go around for an entire week resembling a Lady Scarecrow more than anything else. For the rustyl nails and puppy dog tails, the other half of the Frosh class, there was that annual trip to the old 'Fl' with mighty bags of limestone on their shrinking slhoulders while the upperclassmen urged them gentlyq on from behind. The first days of our freshman life didn't run very smoothly. The poor Frosh were unbelievably susceptible to the practical jokes of their Senior brothers. l Yes, the Freshmen were rather busy their first few weeks at scho l. But they gradually got into the swing of things. They joined our teams, filled our balcony to overflowing during our .assemblies and added new life, spice, vim and vigor to- all of our activities. l l A : l x., mx x f- Wh-In R P 3. N ,an Row l: Conrad, Cordova, K. Cameron, Bustos, Buslicc. Row 2: Cobb, Duenclmel, Davis, Cliavcz, Clrarnberlain, Conlvy, Dcssurrgli Row 3: Cashman, Errcl1son,Cappa, Carrrllo, Carnal1an,Crisc, Dube. Row 4: Cullity, Clements, Emdu, Dixon, Durbin, Edwards, Ell--r Clim bing tire Hill Row I: Grillrn, Francw, Frwld, C. Gforgq, Fleming, Fish. Row 2: Hayden, Haley, Gurlccn, Diller, Gosncll, Gran, Grow, Row 3 Grin-nfrwald, Garland, Gondbody, Galt, Gagliano, Freeman, Garingcr. Row 4: l-lenkle, B. Gcorgu, l-lammons, Hatctlrcr, Harlow In-layi-s, I'-lannvgan. L -nl N111 li 2- Row I: Heggstrorn, Hcsser, Howell, Hurd, Hooker, Hopkins. Row 2: Hoover, Hernandez, Hutchinson, Hildebrand, Hittc, Hunger- ford. Row 3: B. Jones, C. Johnson, lkemoto, Houglitelin, H. Johnson, Herrera, Joor. Row 4: P. Klump, Huse, M. Klump, Jorgen- sen, V. Kihle, R. Kihle, Kennedy, Hinriclws. ?vr tl: e ?i Wine initiated 010' ff' Y r Row I: Lineoln, Lasswcll, Leigh, Leiyers, Leatlw, Lewis. Row 2: D. Mackay, Lutz, Lobato, Leonard, Kroeker, Jolwn,iiH'6'lsmqnL Row 3: Merfglllancv Mazen, G. Jonvb, Mccolougki, Marikle, Orfez, MeMakian, Liebman. Row 4: Newman, Moorct, Nicholson, Niclaolki. r Mercer, Medina, J. Mackay. I - .Kdf?2S: ' 3 ' J . Ska N.- Row I: Rodgryrs, Prmc, Glstrsn, Pcrrcz, Parry, Omlsh. Row 2: Rombaufr, Sullivan, Robinson, Pctcrs, Ross, Mudge, Porter. Row 3 Pnynr, R. Riluy, Rutlvdgc, Padcn, Raab, Nordalnl, Mltcncll, Young. Row 4: Scnomrman, Smolnui, Robertson, Tildcn, Pico, Romero Slwusivr, Oatvs, W. Riley. h t . h h 1 . F0 0 I C 00 I U . . . Row I: llnrruon, Tantay, Wygant, E. Whrfr-, Wlllbanks, R. Vlllalobos. Row 2: Wyatt, Tripp, Townsvnd, L, Vlllalohos. M. Whitr Wlklwolrn, Row 3: Sqardnno, Wollex, Wrziland, Waldcn, Slwowrrs, Wl'avrrr, Nxfovllrr. Row 4: Slfdgc, XX!f'SPlOl'I, Sfcwart, Sorg, Schick Slarlclwmru-', Valvwrclv, lutflv. 1- -'f if ' 1 I 1' g i?W55 v . s 'M ,f .ff ., , X A7 2 N Q1'f5l f f ' i 4 V 1 s 4 - - -1 .M . - , -A.. W, if: f I L, Mm.,-. Pk Q25 X H N T 5 ,M, U64 Wv I 1 f? 1 5 K S X! z I 5 y... . I f ' 'L 2 1 y mth N J- Q X , W , , 1' - az' , as , .if '74 A - fv. wr .M-..f X N' r W' , ' .xx ' ' x X X X x b in x xx , X M ,jx 2, f W ifi K I I ! 'V ap...- xg Ms Q- 1 v ! Nr 1, NN Wg 16' gt! 3715 X I ' . 5 3- ' 4 ya Nw 1 i 4' 1 M 4 f 1 Q I x 1 ff l i W 1 , X I f 2 2 ' W 9 5 fx pf G? ' I W 1: 5 1?f' I v. My ',f1f Affff',,,,, ggfW 5? f, 74g,m N f I5 ' --V V 1 -,,. xx, f , at lfjfglli xyxwq xg kbyx N xx K. xkfsxafup. .gi Vx 1 . y 'X My x w T Ax K X X N f XX R il .QRXNL E. BHS -fwirflfvw 0 5 Q X L ' rf .' V , Wir 5:51 xr A -. .-.-Z'.':g, , :Y These X X A 9 21' 71129 7 'med were th e fnoo' ef girls NN. I i N X and fheh feade rs ofo ur soho oh Thlli ILS wh en we hepf the feachers busy duelffhg showoaffs! pa 'Q' 5 4- Our 3oys' L eogue o fheers Wax 'ffhg ,o offen Hy for th of fooof Recoghfke fhfk .7 7 he good ofo' 'E'. 010' Sala vol This past year the Boy's League and Girl's League were extremely busy. Jaclc and Connie sacria ticed much ot their time tor the benefit ot their respective clubs. The year started as always, with the initiation ot all the little Freshmen. The end ot the weelc saw them lugging roclcweighted lime bags and shovels up the hill to polish that old NVfe're sure that by the end ot that day the Freshmen boys lcnew the voices ot every Senior boy. Meanwhile the Senior girls were cooking up an initiation suitable tor their little sisters who were tirst introduced at the Big and Little Sister Tea. The girls were in charge ot decorations tor the Sadie l-lawlcins' Dance and held a special Western Day. The two organizations combined often to bring torth the best possible ideas tor everyonels entertainment. WP W .,, an J Mswr l Row I-lOverman, Schmeltz, Showers. Row 2-Barrett, Fritz, Freitag, McKeen, Binford, Albert- son. Row, 3-Sherman, Sayre, Ru- tio, Kinleiyl Angus, Brown, Brode. Row 4- ooker, Durbin, Leivers, Johnson, lvioore. l Officers R an p 5 Wearing lielmrztxf Row I-Conley, Bandy, Crofford. Row 2-Las- well, Hayes, Weber, Sheppard, Lee, Park, Con- dry, Row 3-Batchcr, Smith, Heine. We were walkirig along the lower floor peeking into the classrooms. This, you know, was the habit of all idle upper-claslsmen. Ah yes, Mrs. Ming's sociology class. the geometry room, Mr. Sherrill's U. S. history, and then-Mhat in the world was this commotion hic haec hoc? This was our 'Sodalitas Latina. And what were they idoing? Why they were planning their box social. Yes-what a gala affair. Roman themes were in evidynce. Fierce gladiators were practicing for the do or die contest. In another corner six industrious little ancients were pouring over a Latin dictionary trying vainly to translate Far Away Places. Mrs.lVogel finally gave them a couple of suggestions and the completed script was passed on to anothgr corner where more members were trying to translate the translation into a melo- dious composition. yancing forms were writhing about the room while weird music was extracted from a squeaky phonograph. Our Latin Clud truly carried out the tradition of gaining more and better knowledge of ancient Rome. l Row l-i-lernandez, Escher, Schmeltz, Shultz, l. Weber, Hur- tado, Thirion. Row 2-Esparza, Watson, George, Smith, R, Loba- to, Cordova. Row 3-Mazon, Ru' bidoux, Omish, Wilson, Weaver, Tactay. Row 4-Peet, Lopez, Ramirez, Peters, Minjares, Gomez, Olsten, M, Lobato. Row 5--l-le- man, Lawton, Bolin, J. Weber, Avery, Miller. Officers Iwi and Som6reroA. Row I-Delahunty, Ha- vins, Covington, Damsbo, Boclcus. Row 2-Nichols Lewis, Thanum, Lyon Simpson, Duenlcel. Row 3-Vaughn, Tomplcinson, Edgecomb, Staub, Her- rera, Rotta, Luna. ,JW-J The gay senores and senoritas in our Spanish Club have had a lot of fun this year. With the help of their ad- viser, Miss Brand, they have tried to conduct their meetings in Spanish. Their first meeting was spent initiating the new members. The boys had to wear Serapes and the girls wore peasant skirts and blouses with flowers in their hair. During this day the initiates had to speak to their fellow Spaniards in Espanol. The officers of this organization were: President, Myrtle Fay Boclcus: Secretary, Barbara i-lavinsg Vice-President, Geneva Ramirez: and Treasurer, Martha Esparza. They have handled their jobs very capably and helped to do their share in preparing for the meetings. With the help of Miss Brand they assisted with the arrangement for the Pan American Assembly, which was enjoyed by the whole school. The members of this club have not only had fun, but they have learned a lot about the customs and the lan- guage of our neighboring country-Mexico. Buena suerte, los amigos! We Tore ?I'0m Farley- Deming ' in ?rancaiA f Farley-vous trancaiseu-that's our French Club spealcing. The highlights ot the This year's otticers were Barbara year were the initiation ot the new Frenchmen, who were required to wear cardboard Nash, Don Schwarz, and Darlene chiclcens and try to speak French, and the Christmas Party where refreshments were Boyd, with Miss Perrone advising. served and Christmas Carols were sung in English and French. to Meal-6e in Room Z4 Fl-l.A. otticers were President, One ot the busiest clubs was the Pl-l.fX., composed ot home economic students Grace Oechelg Vice-President, La- Led by President Grace Oechel, this group came into the limelight because ot thei Vern Radachq Secretary, Shirley Sulli- many activities, meetings and parties. But don't thinlc it was all pleasure, that Sprin van, and Treasurer, Ruth Petty. Convention was a lot ot worlc. Good luclc, l-lomemalcersl IF WE were on a search, we might find it dif- ficult to locate our Future Farmers on some given afternoon: for no organization in school was more active than these potential agricultural experts. What with running to judging contests, rodeos, and county fairs, our boys hardly found time to water their own gardens, So far as parents and teachers are concerned, no memory of a given school year is more honored than is the Future-Farmer Feed. This year the boys, led by President William Schneider and Vice Presi- dent Bob Monson, was bigger, better, and tastier than ever before. Mr. Bahan and Mr. Gray served -while the parents, teachers, and the Future Farm- ers ate, ate, ate, and ate. and ?ru tl-ated Yo:-m of My-icultare Row I: Don Cobb, Mirrrill Schoncman, Don Rutledge, David Degglcrnan, Leo Gagliano, Gordon Jones, Hilbert Mast, Diclr l-laydcn, Bob Mccolough, Joe Slf?l1OUI Jack Hoff, Jim Katheiswr. Row 2: George Payne, Bill Blaclr, Donald Snell, Bill Schneider, Bob Monson, Bill Mitchell, Jim Bassett, Ascension l-lvrrura, Leon Dub Bill Tliurrnan, Willard Shavffvr. C0 mp? wa A a f y fn 6,11 ?w5x6e,oK vow. QOSSQX X XY XCQL' 6eoc,e, Ko CVQEOX 'xooocaok wzfzla 5 as osofk dxzoks, XOYQQ, QQQQQOQSA cm ?Xo6w,q GSO NOON-Q, cows? 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NCQ, SOX U , Y 6106 Xoohmg Qoog o V osko OOY X mo oX1 mg, K X hm O Whkx K6 e f NX . mos 'No oo Vxoog ch as oooo s o Q ookhx osh m9 Boon o Sohx Qxovhoo QU 'MX 606 hfxoixo Ohio . 14nd W '14tlileticA 'fn A variation ot 'Ring- cgxuli Around - the - Rosy' iff seems to be portrayed 'lx by these characters with soy bean sacks and blouses. They rep- resent the G. A. A. initiatio-n. if U 1- xll ll ,1 cl!-3 ty- l-lere we come around the turn. No, it's not beedlebaum but the C5.A.A. initiates. And holy horrors, what a sight. Following two lengths behind are the old nags of the 6.A.A. Yes, that was a big day tor us innocent newcomers. After we had been groomed with lipsticlc and charcoal we were passed from Lettergirl to Lettergirl repeating that famous phrase-Allah, Allah. By the time we got to the home stretch we were completely tagged. All ot us were very glad that we had completed the day with tlying colors. One ot the most active organizations in the school was the GAA. This enthusiastic group ot sport lovers stayed many nights atter school to participate in the sports program. Our cabinet planned many activities tor us. We all had fun at the slcating party to say nothing ot the time we went bowling. Members ot our G.A.A. attended play days at San Diego State and San Diego l-ligh. We always made a good showing tor we were proud ot E.U.l-l.S. and we wanted E.U.l-l.S. to be proud ot us. lit-.. U Jeanne Beleal President Martha Kuehl Vice President Betty Lou Garrison X Corresponding Sec. N Lois Bosch N f 'Q 6 Recording Sec. x I db Marie Ramondetti D Treasurer K Miss Coolc Advisor Justine Deggelman Social Chairman Roberta Brown l-listorian rr H Il- , 71.61, zsmed 'nu IZ One ot the most antici- pated dances ot the year is the annual Valentine Formal. This dance is sponsored by our enthusiastic Y-teens. The dance wasn't the only activ- ity our girls are interested in. We are proud ot the manner in which they helped in the Red Cross Drive. Highlight- ing the year was their very ultra ' tashion show in the tall. Also, their Father-Daugh- ter Banquet was extremely successtul. Vice-President Marian Eich- man toolc over the responsi- bilities ot President when Joanne Middelton moved to another locality. Keep up the good worlc, Y-teens. Sayre, Grabinslri, Eichman, Bolin in golden Slqnpem The Y-Teens had an ex- tremelylargeorganization this year, The majority ot the girls at lf.U.l-l.S. participated in the numerous events spon- sored by our Y-Teens. This active group has done much to provide entertainment tor our student body. This group ot girls not only had member- shipinanationalorganization, but has had many enjoyable hours. They have benefited through the associations that have been brought through this organization. We hope our Y-Teens continue to im- prove in the tuture. Good luclc and keep up the good worlc girls, Nichols Rubio Butl Singing and Playing 010' Our Girls Glee Club has hit high notes ot success this year. It has thrilled and delighted audi- ences in our school assemblies, concerts and has entertained various organizations. The Christmas Concert, Spring Concert and Graduation Exercises were highlights ot its successful season. At the beginning ot the year we saw our Glee Club members proudly displaying new white sweat- ers with blue music emblems. The majority ot the credit must be given to the director, Mr. Christianson. Under his slcilltul direction, untrained voices have become a chorus ot melodious harmony. The Glee Club is especially gitted this year. It was able to otter many fine soloists and variations in small and larger groups. One glance into the music room reveals that the girls are not only benefitting educationally, but are realizing keen enjoyment in this class. We'll be listening tor you next year. . Opening night-not on a stage but at the first football game of the season our band got off to a good start. We were extremely proud of them in their neat uniforms doing tricky formations as they stole the spotlight momentarily from the players. The radio band has finished their second year of successful entertaining. They have often stolen the show with their program of popular and classical songs. Acquiring awards at the annual festival is a common accomplishment for this talented group. Members of the band are literally burdened with medals for their excellent playing. This year the festival was held in Coronado where the E.U.l-l.S. band put on a wonderful show. Of course, the annual Christmas program and the Spring Concert were highlights of the whole season, which everyone attended. Way To Ilicwical glory Our Boy's Glee Club although tew in number, are power- tul in volume. It is a comparatively new organization in our high school, this being its second year. We listened to its singing in our assemblies with lceen enjoyment. VA I 6 The Glee Club ottered some very tine numbers during e u A the year. ln tact, Deep River became quite popular with the students here at E.U.l-l.S. We might add that they look very nice in their new blue sweaters. We're proud ot you boys. so keep up the good worlc. Under the leadership ot Mr. and Mrs. Christianson and Mr. Williams, this year's Glee Club and Band have tlourished. Mr. Williams, director ot the Band and Boy's Glee Club has given some very beautitul and original concerts . . . which malces us regret Mr. Williams is leaving us. A Mr. Christianson, Music Master, has been instrumental in bringing out the simplicity and retinement ot vocal music from his club. Due credit is also given to his versatile and charming wite who excels as pianist tor the Glee Club. John Lyon, Kermet Kliewer, Jack Wolte, Bill Weseloh, Robert Linares, Mr. Gray, Joe Russel, Duane Boyle, Dick Leivers, George Mazzetti, Lee Gilbert, Paul Wood, Roy Biddle, Delson Watkins. f-0 X-s I X f C35 Slow down! Take it easy! These were warnings otten issued by the Alphas and Cougar Knights during the busy noon-day rush. But this year the big brothers and sisters ot the school had other jobs to pertorm besides watching the halls. Led by Alpha Judge, Loretta Sayre, the girls collected tickets at tootball and basketball games. Their IBikg Top t-lop in the tall and the spring installation ceremony were the outstanding social events ot their c u . The Cougar Knights, led by Judge Jack Wolte, aided in maintaining order by guarding the stairs and policing the halls, as well as sneaking into the lunch lines. Mrs. Ming and Mr. Gray were always ready to lend a helping hand to their respective organizations. Something new was added this year. The ASB presented the Alphas with bright orange sweaters and the Cougar Knights with reversible orange and black warm-up jackets. All the students telt that this honor was thoroughly deserved. However, there was one request. Would the ASB please supply dark glasses tor the students who are not Alphas or Cougar Knights next year! po, il? 615 9-few-P Betty Escher, Dawn Lewis, Mrs, Ming, Barbara Durkin, Jeanne Beleal, Donna Harper, Connie Colia, Martha Kuehl, Loretta Sayre, Wilma Schroeder, Frances Emerson. xii' .. f '-1- A gathering 7IewA xg, ' 'Q is .FX Banging typewriters, excited reporters, and a trenzied editor-this is what represented our Cou- gar Statt tor the tirst semester. This group ot jour- nalists published our paper during the halt-hour activity period. Under the supervision ot Mr. Law- rence and editor Betty Joy Escher, these students turned out a publication which we loolced torward to reading every second Friday. We always lcnew we could tind news ot EUI-lS in the Cougar whether it was the results ot the latest sport event or advice on where to get that new dress or a pair ot argyle socks as shown in the advertisements. At the beginning ot the second semester another arrangement tor putting out the paper was made. All the Sophomores and Juniors in Mr. l.awrence's English classes then had the job ot supplying us with the school news. They pitched in and did a good job ot the writeups and proofreading. There was no editorial statt and all the students had equal opportunities to show their journalistic ability. Since the English classes could devote more time towards the Cougar, the mistalces in the paper were cut down considerably, We hope the students who have published the Cougar in the past year have enjoyed their worlc as much as we have enjoyed reading it. Wa Their Kcwine A SQON L59 C ai! J .......4............ -........... z , b 040' Tw New C'lu6A . . . Radio and C'laemiA try lie te am Store Zangu This year a class whose interest in radios exceeded their tudies so much was responsible tor a new club-the Radio Ilub. Mr, Crenshaw, radio teacher is also the club advisor. he club tollows activities bounding on their studies. Our ope in that this club will grow and become an interesting autime. This year the Chemistry Club became a part ot E.U.t-l.S. xll students talcing chemistry were eligible to join the club. hey held their meetings on Fridays under the supervision ot Zhemistry Instructor Crenshaw. Who lcnows-maybe one ot iur amateur scientists will turn out to be another Einstein. 6 ,fN -,,.,-v- ' A,,..- DANCE P K AA V V' dv? ' ' If I H ' 'P D N 1 4.5 X X ,If 'S , www fr' r l, .y 5 1 f , fi nr , - M, if A . x ., S. dl. X'-1 ,ffffy Q 5 1 Q J ,Q f ??5T' F f , 1 . 6 Ii? 5 1 5 5 x ' 5 , J , 3 Q L I if ff 'S QS beak Q OD Q6 PA' ,,, NQQQS S 0 Zvi N Coewi' YS v1f'6 you ie going to vin IX xXXxxN N C X xXXx 'N xrxxxxxx X Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxsx ANN, if i if . Q 5 7 ,il 6 1 Q A Qi' -.wif ig KA-vi Fai sw ,QW-'X w, eg S 'Q A '-'N xx i . Y A . , 'Jqb2'fii,l',Si '1igffnf,i are -f H393 Q- H 1 are xii 5-aqx A .A 'K K i We K . ia.. 1.2 :aa K'- 'MC'.fq K.. Models of obedience-the freshman initiates. Seniors demanding kneeling and chanting. QMQKS . , .,.,.. ,,.. ii -Y . - :T 2'-'X il 1-1 IP' E 1g a gotta Ke jn1t1ated!!t V iw Wh-K 4. QUEER looking characters with equally queer looking attire. This is what we witnessed when any club had its annual initiation days. Between Latin helmets and G.fX.A. bloomers, we saw Spanish serapes and bald-headed Lettermen. The FFA. paraded their new members around the campus in latest Parisian stylcs. The l:.l-l.fX. had the novel idea ot having their initiates wear tully equipped kitchens on their heads in the torm ot hats. The new members ot the French Club were equally embarrassed when they displayed colortul cardboard chickens hanging trom their necks. The biggest and best initiation was that ot the Fresh- men. The docile, unsuspecting boys were greeted with millions ot unpolished shoes while the girls had to show ott their natural beauty-a la pigtaill All in all, our club initiations were enjoyed by every! one, including the participants. ?00flfdu . - ' '5 an .,1 . wQ' Ai by Q. P 3 85 'YN N Qwfpw ,. fs T . f k ' iam? b ,gs '01 3mg,'B,,fjM N wwp es 1 U A 2 3 . , 5 f , S ' ' .N iffy? ' 5x4:'w ri S 9 x 1 W- XE 1 'Nm xi be K v Q w N. - s ,Q . I , , Ex W. ,, 1 -' .. KK, ' Jvkxiw g Q 1 ' 'l , , x' ' 1111? .Qs T571 -. . A x x V- 5 i it A 4 n A 3 . ' V t eiww-1 Y -V 4 ' ' . -. ,af AQ I A E , H ,S , k , , f' P-iq 'Mr -Q ,ya , 0? : bf Q ,. af , w , ,Q fy N' ' Invsi Q x . in S im! sg .F rg ,af V .. tk , '21 f 5 Q X 1 XM K E 'H Q sf I as F A ia s F l Q WX H ,X gtk Qui, S, g. ,. .Q :Q A . 1 , . . . , n K n N V 4. Q 1, . Qi X Ll I Ai 6 V ip X A :W Rf. ,ki E so A V Q wins ? xii . ' , .. .4 fx .if 1 . tg? ft. ' Qi ' , 45, i . K 2 N' NK L 50 1' ,V ,QQ- AA., ix . I' an v QQLALEXVW L ' ,Q , QW W ,., , w . Q- f . .Q -M . A M. WSQ. ----k cf- x K? ,it Q x wi. 4 . vi K ', A N Qi 1 ,i x 5 -1 N' b A we W x ,xy f ,Q .A wwhr N 1 S' 1 , . ,- i Ng -, ,S .N A, A x lg- E X 3. My . ,4 ' .. snr' A .K ,VX N t W' AX ., wg, 4 - . Yi M ff f WS , 1 1- ,T - M . 4' 'K m - W ,w 5 -2 . K ' ff mvfw iysgffwi-,flxdfkfw - ,. 4 -,Q ME W I1 Q if W X V , Q 1??. .x 'iSf , ,wg X Ax x iw ef 1 I 4 Q 5 5 A .K f K. Ka keumzz. .. 7,146 k . . . T , The blare ot the band, the swish ot the pompons, the cheers ot the crowd, and the screams ot the cheer leaders- blending into one magnificent roar-that was the sports enthusiasm of EUHS. On Fridays we either scrambled into our jalopies and tore oft to support our team at a rival school, or cheered them on at our Cougar lair. All sports had a share in our enthusiasm. Whether it was football, baseball, basketball, tennis, or track, we were always there to root for our boys. Our cheer and song leaders were the integral core ot our school spirit. Connie, Dolores, Madgie, and Marybelle as cheer leaders and Darlene, Lois, and Gerry as song leaders--all worked as hard as the fellows on the tield. Win, lose, or draw, we always kept our spirit. They could lose every game but our taith in them never wavered. They were our team and we did our best in showing them how proud ot them we were. The gals, not to be outdone in the tield ot sports by their masculine colleagues, carried on an active program through- out the year. Bruised shins were much in evidence during hockey season, and long were the hours of basketball practice. Other sports the girls participated in were volleyball, tennis, and baseball. Though we could not all be with our teams on the field or court. we all contributed our enthusiasm from the sidelines. -s.,,q-H.. 4 4KaAe64ll bance 0 There's a big yellow moon coming up over Park Hill. The night was clear and the stars were shining brightly-a pertect night tor a dance. Well, alrnost a pertect night except tor the tact that it was Wednesday. There were mud puddles all over the ground tor it had been raining all day. Dark, threatening clouds tilled the slcy. A horrid night? Of course, but this is the night that we chose tor a dance. After a hectic day the Yfear ol dodging sliowers to buy crepe paper tor decorations, we converted tlie ole gym into a tacsimile ot Pacitic Square This little piece ot luclq is all too tamiliar in tlwe dance tiistory ot E.U.l-l.S. Everyone attending tlwese attairs enjoyed ttiem- selves wliettier it was a tormal dance like tlwe Y-teen Formal or an intormal dance lilce tlwe Juniors Sock l-lop. Yes-dances were as mucti a part ot sctiool as studying was, but ot course studying came tirstl 4 . K 5 x wwwlmf Mvww!-all Q B' Q 55,553 r--v The 0 Cf Kal y and Homecoming i' 7-'un 1' 14re 72.10 0 0111- mv t Hn ticgmted en tA l-lomecoming alumni renewed cherished memo- ries ot their high school days with today's students as their hosts. Friday night the l-lomecoming game was played, Saturday atternoon the main street was thronged with bands, tloats, and drill team. To top ott the entertainment was the memorable l-lome- coming Dance. All this in honor ot the E.U.l-l.S. Alumni. Rally Nightl Seven o'cloclc tound us on high school hill. Our goal-the Qceanside rally. Our ingredients-a bigger, better, brighter bontire. Our enthusiasm blazed trom the tirst cheer until the last sparlcs dotted the November slcy. The results? Aches, groans, moans and laclc ot sleep-but a glorious I4-7 victory over those Pirates. The Seniol-A Pl-went ne Iliad Wight Don ,, , Lucille ,, Wing. ,,, Mrs. Finch, Doctor Bunn., Gertrude., , ., Depression Mrs. Kluclc, Dan Stilletto Mr. Burke . Mr. l-lyde, Priscilla ,,,,,,,, John Alden, Student Director Promoter ,, Director , Zrgla tA Camera datum 7 710, ,, ,Bill Beckett Loretta Sayre , Virginia l-lett ,Joan Cunningham Graham Humphrey , , Jean Lawton ,, Rae Rousch ,Edna Smith Don Fults , , Jesse Johnson ,,Charles Wahlen Frances Emerson ,, ,,,, Edwin Geise Evon Graves ,,,Jeanne Beleal J. Paul Vorlcinlc CMO. This talented cast presented 'Ethan Frorne'. Drama i PM tm xrivmph O P00 -.--.nf ...aa- 111 Ui 'V',,5 'f'it7-M' Pifimz ' . -grhnft A in i we nd Bern! 90 O Qemli 6 Cki Jcwt lation-IA What brama Called 701' Juniors presenting their prize-winning assembly. Come on you lcids-YELLl Give out you lcids, now on Our Study Cougar Bold. Our Boys Will Shine Tonight, waltz time. Those gals sure can strut. Most ot these phrases were expressed dur- ing our school year as our Majorettes, Song and Yell Leaders went through their routines on the Cougar Field. Our thanlrs go to Lois, Gerry and Darlene as our Song Leaders, who had some unique and snappy routines. The same goes to Connie, Madge, Dolores and Mary Bell as our short cute Yell Leaders. As tor our Maiorettes, their colortul costumes and whirling loatons gave a finishing touch to all our games. Leaders Marion and Carolyn should be accredited for their good worlc. Energy, vim and things that suit that whim -yes, that's what our Song, Yell Leaders and Majorettes are made ot. 2559 Riiwflfii Qx rf: X 51-liltt 'Lite The becvrati e Part of 010' fame Forward March! l-lut, two. It was Fall and Miss Margaret Coolc was putting her girl's drill team through its paces. The girls showed us the results ot their worlc during their tirst appearance at the Point Loma game. They entered several parades and halt-time activities. The novel black out routine at the Homecoming game made us sure that the regiment in the black slcirts and orange blouses would be a part ot E.U.l-l.S. tor a long time to come. ,Wg 5' sg gk' 909' if x p 1 LV! J 6 Q , Xaifgil xlfzi . s a - ws . W i 4 5 P sa F Q H, I .WN Q5 W ,af A f , Q. 4' 'bk . Sf K Aff, ig , xl kv' X Sit R, .K zzf'31'!fN gk u K 'j Y ,pa if 3 S as X wigs is Y 0 X jk wg , wA'l'ZQ Y Qf, s1Qx 'V' 9. Vzgyip 4 'mv - ' , lf, gsgkw My -X fm, 1 if M ,ww as Q X gay' 4 Wg W 1 ' 5' i E fffif 1. if KVM QL RX aww 5 ff 2 S ,bw N A Q ,..., 3 if My Www vt!! . K L1 M W ,X . LR 5 4xfy???-2 .all i A 5, Qvglw Tix 4? 6 f SL 1 2 kgs? r g ,Q fx . W . x if 5 Q A555 1 A 1 QV 4 ez ,WN KX ,. . K K ' . f 1 Q 'A Q qw, Q 'xgwyli V IQQM 'fig i 'X Q ?svwQ Irfffu - Q t 5 gs Q' sa S5 .. A A q w 'R ,lk 1 N 39!lW,r5L.x N y KR W 5 , X XS ' 5 1 ll? X5 If A ,wx - X L f sm E 1 v t ,,.. if Yfule tide ?eA tizlitie Included Clif-i tmaA Concert Our Girls' Glee Club and Band scored another triumph this year by presenting their annual concert ot Christmas music. lt was indeed a pleasure to behold the Girls' Glee Club robed in dark blue gowns. Their musical selections soon tilled us with the Christmas spirit. Our Band, under the direction ot Mr. Williams, made an outstanding performance. Their arrangement ot the Christmas Rhapsody was ex- tremely ettective. We were tavored with selections from our Boys' Glee Club. Our Drama Club, under the supervision ot Mr. Vorlsinlc, added en- joyment by presenting the slcit, The Desert Shall Rejoice. 101001.10010 00 of 501. 001 Zife- 3305200 WE l-lAD many tine assemblies this year. The A.S.B. secured the National Schools Assemblies tor us. These were a series ot assemblies presented by experienced perform- ers. Then. ot course. there were the competitive assemblies. The assem- blies put on by the Juniors and the Seniors toolc the limelight. There were a couple ot movies, too. The Spanish Main being one that the students were very enthu- siastic about. No-it can't be said that the A.S.B. didn't give us good assemblies this year. Thinlc ot how unbearable school would have been without as- semblies. Competiti e 14 Aemblie ?or Ytlf a long f' 11 -5 Po Q3 ,bk ' Zeng 77me 71-vm may 7711 ,Q September . . . ' -X , K, f 1, -, , f ,71,g3 f f ' ' - 1 y I V ,. i r f f f ','ff,r '- a JZ- r E' ' ' :-- , inf A V A j 'W ' fflfwsfs f A 4 F42 f f ' I xl l 45:1 f 4- H, .gy 1, f 7 ,f -9 , . .j-,, ,f 4 ,V V ' ,f 2, f ht y mx : V. 552' Q! J ff I I 4 'if if Y is I ,ldlll X gg: ry, if A Li,. 5 nf iff If fp - YA , P, :YQ 45 N f ' if f ' W xv fr -1 7 I May: A , I L Y 5 15 ' ' , , 2 ' A V ' hug e' Q ,f 'W by f, iw 79 f 'f '4 j ,' if Q 53 1 I I ' 1 A ' WF' r' ff' f' 1 . i ' 1 f ,W f' 'Z-f' J X I' 1'f 1 1 f' J ,Q ,f r ' w ' ' ' ' i, 0 I f V, i , , 1 Y 1 I ,. 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V Mfg' ,il v 7 I Mx ! ll Q' fQ w f ' 1 f iff . 1 1? A 4' ig. A- -' ei , , , gi f' 4, ' , , 'A ,', 1 gl 1 , . , f - -' r ,g 1 ,,V f fgf., , f Q Y , ,A 1 ai 1 J NI ' 4 A 7 X ' V421 if ,. 915-QF? 5 ELM'S BOOTERY Go to Elms Boitery for your new shoes, When you buy there you never lose. -.....,..,,-annum WESELOH CHEVROLET Did you take that Corner a iiftle foo fast? YVe3e1ol'r's garage Cannot be surpassed, WHARTON'S DAIRY For mice trezih milk and delicioim ice Cream, Whasrtgrnis Dairy is right on the beam. J 5 HIXSON'S Seniorm, smooth, with their hair flicked bac Found that t-iimorfg have that mpecial tcrmclt ,UQ fm Y'5'?f-33 - 1- F1925 'wlmnan 'fr an J. C. PENNY'S HOOVER CLEANERS 81 DYERS Penny! iv the Mace to shop When our formels are dirty or our suits are a mess Wfhen buyungg for The Hlunior Sock Hop. We take fnenn To Hooverk for a dean and a pres Dads K Wgwe, ' W THE TIMES-ADVOCATE For news of ine town and of E.U,l-LS., We buy the TA. fresh from the pres. O'NEILL'S SMART SHOP fxlwwfx .1 www Www fQY1hcttQfk,'CIc'1!1 iclfC? CD Nm! u Hwe Um f.lfufHc1,tPmt vefaUy mtg Q A xggwsewww MM kv .. ,. . , V V nm -'ammo wwpvf vm ., l A A A, M, It , A ' 1' - Ka, ,- ' '-4' , .. .- M -3 ,few ....: E ,MM ,1 K W W A lmqywr N . V W fi .lg-fx . W... 'fm HOFFMAN'S PHARMACY HOMER HELLER 1 . , ,www fymkwlri? DMC, ywur ml NGHP: u rrwc fmmxf' cfm fu It 1 cmgmc +H'TCfC? For our me:ducinaN micdm and mu f1fTf'fxn'iMwf 'rf 1? with cms. Hoffman H1'wthQp,dCC wfww Hu' qnmg .mlway ,N . , XXX .4 A W ' 'X - v u gig THE EDEN STYLE SHOP Long straight Skirts, the srnart new took, l Eden! Style Shop, the best in the book. HOWELL'S JEWELRY It you drop your watch or get it att wet, Take it to Howetts and yoiilt be ali set. 5235 New S t, i kk -if ir' MLM! ikruqt' K KQ K g ki: X Uh, M Xx gui .Ai Li ,v i i X i .' 1 N nzjt Jim' rt 'key QQEPLY ESCONDIDO HARDWARE .4 Rl From stoves and dishes to hammers and rakes. Escondido Hardware has what it taices, ma . -- 2 .fam mul 97: l.:::.:1'.:.-rsguzw D'AGOSTA'S SHOE SHOP For new mhocf, socks and boots that rate, Shop at Ufkgostoxs for goodness sake. F W I w vw- ESCONDIDO BAKERY For Goodness Sake Shop at the Oven, And see if hubby doesrff be more lovinh THE PET FOOD SHOP It's Bagley! Pei Shop for your dogl food Thafs sure to put him in a peppy mood. l1HRN Q Q11 - -4 fun Ni in SPROUSE-REITZ Light buib out? Shoe lace broken? Run around the Corner with a teh-cent token CHAT 'N' CHEW ihe heat in iood from hog iegs to skew, We're aii satisfied wiihChat'r1i Chew. WK-.r 7- 'J PALA SWEET SHOP Rich creamy mahis, sodas, and pop, All the gang goes to the Pala Sweet Shop. L L , 'U ' , KEN ROBERTS' SHOP FOR MEN The bewt in clothes at Roberts' Shop lor Men, Y 1 ' And nerymc with a :mile from friendly Kerr. ESCONDIDO SADDLERY Cfmrarg lg lhc rodeo? Qh-lwl ol Cfurai, Cfrwr-,wc lo lhrt Saddlery and uaddlc your horfc BOWLING ALLEY Loolcat kidr, f-he made a ulrilcc, The Bowling Alley ia the place: wc lllrc, Q R38 G H U lY'K'1. . Rq K 'GMP KB'K9fir J l ..- Q THE WARDROBE Any sharp boy at hugh school knows, The XWardrobc has the best in elothef.. JED'S MODERN SHOE REPAIRING Heels run down? Toes out at the Top! Limp 'round the Corner to Jed! Shoe Shop. ,.L...-- sk I P UTI .pt ui- BALLARD AND BROCKETT Ballard And Erockcfk lf, the plnce to SHO They lmvc: Clothen that are right on top SID'S PARAMOUNT SHOE SHOP Snappy ncrvicc and salesrranshup too, Sidk Shoe Shop -,afssfieu you. BEEBE REXALL Prescription: and Yipwisclw, Cam Beebe Rexall pleases PM the folk Nw SPRY ...E .P. +f..,,,Qg 'am AlbefS 'x sscnNDl SPRY'S FEED STORE Hwy Y- r your aww, pQHQtQ. for yqpur rabbltt WWL nwwl ni Sf ryvx. NS A m igqfwfy HUC Habmi. CHURCHILL AND CASSOU From the best of China to Hammer and nm! Clwurclwl and Cavou never, never Pak. mx SRS fr ,ye 1 ? if ESCONDIDC OFFICE SUPPLY 'Qs Y.YJM'rn ww MM 545rvHN wr gwapir ic, buy, Qffw www? rwqrwf Awww M We CHICK 5L1yf,fy'. PALQMAR MOTCRS, INC. Rwllefd down the gully, tum ,wwf wr: Hn- ' 4 But pufmrmr Mufww wall lu Tm ml 5, ? ,V-A I vBWf - mvrw , I 3 W ', T Q! V w 3 ' 'W mm vi Xi 5 ' I ' we Y ' . , if V , PALOMAR M TORC, ff- v' Vzrestone f ,, E v ' '- V Q an px 'Jx if 1 SYS h . ,X g '3?Q:a . IAS kv x : vm 1 ' 1- i ARCADE MEN'S SHOP A shirt and a tie lor that finishing touch, Arcade Men's Shop we like very much. DUFF GARDENS A corsage lor a gal, a buftonaire lor a guy ln flowers, Dull Gardens is the place to buy KARL'S SHOE STORE From shoes and socks to bag and boot, For Karl's Shoe Store we all will root. LET'S SWEET SHOP YKVTTCVT in-Q Noam TQQH rung-,V with 61 skip and a Ho We .NT mth dwwn Tw Lck'-, Swcci Shop. ART HOLLIS-SPORTING GOODS I-Jccd .1 new IMT! KH wma Tnzlwing lme? A11 Hfplfl, Sfmrilrug Gwod-, Wulf Tux you up Tune. f SCHMELTZ BROS. FURNITURE CO Tie-cd in new chan fu dv-,P Tm that moo . ITN-, Schrrwlff Tmmfurc for That fmhlormble To: Q ,Q 451m V, . 1, .4 ' Q . ,..., '7 xl ff 'ff , fM':.,ff:f:!'. ',3Fzff?fP 1 S x rfk, 'A Y, . 'fn us 'I 'ff .- 21'-' .,,,,su. M- 'ff' x' , ,H ,ff STEVENS FURNITURE CO. Taxi -x ' L,Vz I X M, The price is right, the quality too. ,Y Sieverfs Store is the store for you. X X .Rm Q 'Vy' H I n in Us w A - ' . V ' T' r- L , . A . , ' 1. i n A I .:.? , I ,- ,.jT,:.A:'. ': 11 ,?+.,,EtS:N,-.I Y Y , .., iw,-.4 -U 4 , 5. ., ,n,,, A .-' ' . N -'N ' ' 'ng ,X W- 1- .A , ' A! 'V . Hr.f Q l ' pw- TJ !' c '.is Y ,, , . .A Y V . 4.3 , in 1,53 - ' g ' , B , , ,Q 4, , Y-7-75 4- f ' 3 ' , yff,-E 0 A Q qu. 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