Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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hC0lll'd ed Bar it's the girls ram tar tne gxrn tCdOx7 Mr Anler, at iett, taagnt Bays PE and caacnea Varsity Basketbaii ana IV, Base- baii Miss Aslaksan and Miss Ceak taugirit Giris PEM 'Caakiet spansaring GAA, and Mr Dancan taagnt Bass' P E and caacnea Varsitx Baseball Miss Kraan ear excnange teacner trcnn i-tailanai seems pieasea with ner tirst taste at parnpkin pie Mrs McDearrnanr iettr is tell- ing Iner at its nwanx uses Miss Kraan taught t sewing ana' als: instructed a graaa a giris an Datcin aances Mrs Mcliearnwan taagtat :asking cniici care and spansarea Y-Teens iLawer iett-Castaaians ana cas amers nwst tn eat a new bas' First row, left to right: F Septer B Bacner J Panfanaett Second row: J Watkins i. Dams C Sass- nwan I-i Lee Third row: XX Gearge Q Per- ersgn J Srsrixer F iliac Fourth row: -X Haiiis O Petersen D Pabinsan R nga H Gearge is in the arners seat Preparation at tae naar- 'sea s aaanffx was a trxing iab bat Mrs Geise Mrs .ees s i'Wrs Ncrtan Mrs Ntacfcwa a Q'-Q Mrs Q:,. - ter came tnraagiw aai x w SCWNE7' ng ew and ditterent, Qarcta 3 ' lj ana fesT ag ot recipes were snix twa A -N reg. 'E '5'tTI that were neccssaix 'sr Qc ing meds .,.,A,', MA -on P ' -JLK?-is-s.. - 1 . A L 0, l- cshxll

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f lfno ledge Seated, left to right, are Sylvia Zicketoose and Mr. Randels, with Mr. Mirise and Mr, Sherrill. Mr. Mirise, Librarian, and Mrs. Zick- etoose took care of all our library needs, while Mr, Sherrill, U, Sl l-listory, Civics and Economics, and Mr, Randels, U, S, l-listory, fostered an understanding of our government and our many social problems, A new student? No, it's only Oscar, the skeleton in the biology lab. Being introduced to him is Mr. Kennedy, who teaches Photog- raphy, General Science and Chemistry and makes delicious chemical cocktails. Introduce ing Oscar is Mr, McClurkin, who teaches Physics, Algebra l and Arithmetic, Mr. Bar- rios instructs in Biology l and Cadet Corps. Miss Loomis flower rightl illustrates the use of the new demonstration stand for typing to Mrs. Couts and Mr, Hilmer, Miss Loomis taught Typing, Sr, Business, and Jr, Business Mr. l-lilmer taught Typing, Bookkeeping, and was Gong Staff Advisor, and Mrs. Couts, at- tendance clerk, taught Typing and Shorthand. Can any problem be that big? Mr, Minnich, Algebra l and ll, Solid Geometry and Trigo- nometry, Mrs. Hollmann, Algebra l and Plane Geometry, and Mr, Van Note, Plane Geom- etry, Arithmetic and Algebra l, all prove that three heads are better than one when working the giant slide rule.

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34 f I, .gr -'vp 14nd 144 iA ted She started out in reverse. Luckily, l had dual controls. Left to right are Mr, Roy, Social Living, Varsity Football and Track, Mr, Eller, World History, Junior Business and So- cial Living, Mr, Shifren, Biology, PE. and Social Living, Mr, West, Driver Training, Var- sity Football and Track, and Mr, Pope, Driver Training. One might assume Mrs. Surface and Mr. Barron lupper rightl were running off a batch of counterfeit, but it was just the custom- built etching machine used in Mrs. Surface's art classes. Mr. Barron was the instructor for the popular Mechanical Drawing classes, A casual meeting in front of the Agricul- ture building provided an opportunity to talk over the day's activities. Left to right are: Mr. Schmeeckle, Woodshop, Mr. Shaw, Shop and Mechanical Drawing, Mr, Renick, Farm Shop, Metal Shop, Agriculture and General Science, Mr. Smith, Auto Mechanics, Wood- shop and Arithmetic, and Mr. Bahen, Agri- culture and Farm Shop. Part of the time of our nurses was spent in home calls, either in person or by phone. With Mrs. Hall, at left, at school in the morning, and Mrs. Ashley in the office in the after- noon, we were fortunate in having o nurse on duty at all times during the day, Us 'tivitkb ' 1' ' UM lu! lui, l7 W ...4' 'SKY' V i fi? X