Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Mr, Kliewer was baclc this year with his Tfsquares and compasses, teaching his stu- dents mechanical drawing. Mr, Schmeeclcle was right next door, always ready to give his woodshop students a word ol advice on their projects. Some ot these projects that the boys made were exquisite pieces ot turniture. Mr. Bahen returned this year to resume his metal shops and agriculture classes. He is the adviser ot the FFA, and certainly :should loe commended on his tine worlc. Our new taculty member, Mr. Shaw, trom Kansas State University, taught metal shop, algebra and study hall this year. We hope these tour tine teachers will be back again with us next year. L.-tt to right Mr. Klirwvr, Mr, Shaw, Mr. Bahrn, Mr. Schrrivvcltlv. and our 61-aim ticking Always ready to help students whether it Planning the smorgasbord dinner that the Xtaculty had this year are, was their schedules or college applications, lett to right: Miss Breidenstein, English: Mrs, Dove, English: Mrs, Vogel, were Mr. Foxfflrientation, and Mrs. Ming- Latinq Miss Brand, Spanish. 7 Civics, Economics and Dean ot Girls. ,.

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Our ottice is completely and etticiently statied with tour able business women work- ing at top speed. It would take a minor earthquake to upset the smoothness ot its routine. Mrs, Houck, Mrs. Pritchett, Corrine Barclay and Mrs. Carlson might say that it seemed as though the students were trying to create that minor earthquake. This year, Mrs, Houck had the new responsibility ot presiding over the interfcorn- munication system. Mrs, Pritchett was always kept busy helping Mr, Johnson with his many responsibilities. Although Corrine's responsif bilities were centered around the school funds, she usually yielded a sympathetic ear to woetul students. It you lost one ot your most valuable possessions or you and your locker partner happened to disagree on the small space tor books, you went to the new mem- ber ot the ottice statt, Mrs. Carlson. Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Lasley had many more responsibilities than most ol the students realized. Mrs. Duncan capably did her daily iob ot receiving money as cashier and book- keeper tor the cafeteria, Mrs. Lasley, who was our librarian, had the responsibility ol all the repairing and ordering ot books tor the school and also teaching library science to twenty girls. We otter our gratitude tor the too-otten unnoticed year's ettorts, to these two triendly women whom we are proud to have associated with our high school. I, I ,..,f 'r .1 . .J- . , V. ,. Lett to right4Mrs. Houck, Mrs. Carlson, Corrine Bartlay, Mrs. Pritchett. They kept our 600114 Atl-aight 9 iii P s t. X 'ms , s fi' f it 3 ' E, . .. C 5 sb S t .. so X . - . . ..... . - , s Y .. .... , 1 i' I N' .... .. SS! - ,Y I . .Q . N XXX ss R sr' 1 . s .ss s IO , . .... ,.,. N r c L 3 - b. j New Q V -.A -. 'Q ---i- - gg iz fx iss Q s M st. it ' .Q if , r f W gs., W N, . as of A-sw I f Q We AREA -.s..s..,.s s- s, s N... Q' r af

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l i Thank heavens tor progress! Once a year our male faculty members take time to engage in that all too phe- nomenal game ot Donkey Basketball, Spills and bruised shins were alwaysk the result. Few balls went throu h the bas ets but the absolute outcome wai sure to be sore mus- cles and a wacky sacroiliac. KRW MN l X mr .. ' Q.: . 'N -News Mrs. Surface, at right, showing some ot the work ot her Mr. Vorkink, at left, exhibits his tine collection ot drama art students to llett to rightl seated, Mrs. Mcllearman- production prints to Mr. Georges and Mr. Lawrence, mem- l-lomemakingq standing, Mrs, White-Homemaking, and bers ot the English Department. Miss Beven-t-lomemaking. I2