Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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i l 14nd Hi Court Many new ideas tor school agenda and activity calendar were submitted by the A.S.B. Cabinet this year. With Mr. Quade as advisor, these ten enthusiastic represen- tatives ot EU,,l'fl.S. worked hard and taith- fully. ,V A new Weel4 was enthusiastic- t ,yu allyisupported by the entire student body gndl lightened the atmosphere in all the adopted and a new victory tlag was secured to be unturled atter every major athletic victory. Meeting other schools through the Cali- tornia Association ot Student Councils, the cabinet discovered new ways ot raising tunds and building good sportsmanship and school spirit among members ot the Metro league . i,Ql 4 . -jjgclassesk lettermen 1 a c k e t s we r e v Y .,i -,lu X XJ, if . ,gl-' ,iii Ron Ross, Boys' League President, repro- Marilyn Fords gift ol a spar jilmlu l,,,,f sented the organization with the male view kling personality never tailed us il' glyl oint on the ASB. Cabinet while Pe Jo as she cavabl handled the duties H , ,J D , A QQY i Y M, ,U it l-luggans, demonstrating outstanding leader- at a Co-Commissiiinet of Assent i fl-lr ship, headed Girls' League activities blies td! 1lBottom lettl - Bob Dodd, with his ability for organiza- tion, efficiently handled all the extra duties assigned him as this year's Athletics Commis- sioner, lBottom middlel - Among N i c e y lsometimes called Janice l ities as Commissioner ot Social Affairs was our tine Big Top Get-Acauainted Dance, 2 lBottom rightl - Dave Creigh, serving actively on the ASB. Cabinet as Co- Commissioner of Assemblies, many times exhibited his great amount of initiative. Beleal's responsibil- J. 5 A X ,A-va., we Ulgwfsbswff BS fx YV uooooiiamomm ummm l 00,130 o i i i i i i'a'o'o'a'i'i'i'i H00000000000000000 00000 ' ' ' 0,0 0 0 0 0.0.0.0.0'0'0'0lg.g.g.g.glgll I 0000 00000 tfftfiiveivtltcuiii 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' ' ' ...ll .l.Aa.A'n.a'a.a.i 12- -,, 1 o.o,i.i A ,

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iran!!-5 Stff, We C'lwAe 010' leade As we approached convention time, a person walking down the hall risked stumbling over fallen posters or being stuck by pins with ribbons attached. Une might hear such phrases as lf l could only find a place to hang this banner, or, l just don't know who to vote for, they're both my very best friendsl But, finally, the convention day arrived. lnstructed dele- gates, representing each class- room, were seated in the central section of the auditorium, Pro- cedure followed exactly the na- tional political conventions, with a convention chairman who kept proceedings running smoothly. Frequent caucuses were al- lowed when candidates and man- agers could attempt to capture votes. Delegations were polled until two candidates were nom- inated for each ASB. office. Many of the races were very close as the balloting continued, and the cheering of the gallery reflected the excitement of the event. 23