Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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ln order that the finances of our school might be used properly, the Business Staff kept cn their toes throughout the year, The school's budget had to be re' vised respective to the decisions made by the School Board concerning the new bond issues and the need for new and adequate facilities. Working together, Mrs l-louck anrl Mr Calac took care of these matters with ease and efficiency IU ln the absence of a superintendent the Board of Trustees found it neces- sary to set up a triumvirate to make decisions concerning problems not necessary to put before the Board. The Administration Staff, left to right, included Mr, Rodney, Mr, Calac and Mr Quade who are shown dis cussing the parking situation, which posed quite a problem due to the large number of students driving cars to school. These men discussed each of the problems that arose, and their decis ions were put before the Board for confirmation

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DClirlril lificirfl fit E ll H B has fcicryl nw-irc' cliffifiilt finil Important ilrffisionm liirin ha tlii qr ut Eriim lc-ft rirc' Mr lfilph Powers, Mr vl fli,'r1t,fV'lr Mark lei-fl, Clrfrk, Mr lvlr Dan Jiihnsnn biet prfilbolply no other iprgrl Hurd, Brest rink Wcitsfirw, and From the principal's office to the teachers' workroom, one runs the gamut of administrative employees, The friendly atmosphere, not foreign to our school nestled in the valley, made it possible for office employees and vice-principals alike to meet in the cafeteria for coffee. Entering the main office, one would find attendance clerks discussing the flu epidemic with the nurse whose duty it was to prevent further illness. As we turn the corner, we sight the closed doors which repre- sent serious work. With these people, plus all the diligent teachers, we walk on to our future goals and aspirations appreciating each and every one of the administrative staff. This year, the Board of Trustees, like other Boards, was faced with many regular routine I Ag, t c I Q nt. ' problems. l-lowever, a two-campus school and one with limited facilities created, among others, a transportation problcm which had to be solved. At mid-year, the Board discovered that the main building at City Campus, years ago, had been declared unsafe. After much difficult consideration, the doors at City Campus were closed, for, in the opinion of the Board, the safety of the students should be considered first. This group of men gave unstintingly c' their time to provide Escondido l-ligh School students with a satisfactory school program under the existing situation, Escondido is grateful for their sincere and untirinq effort f,,9 tj