Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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,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.

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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

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?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?