Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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tan In Ylnde 4' g Breakfast served after seven o'clock every morn- ing added a new touch to the cafeteria's daily routine, Mrs. Ottoson, a newcomer to EU.l-l.S., shown making change for Miss Loomis, featured a big smile which came free with each meal. She intro- duced many new ideas for budgeting and recording cafeteria finances. The working capacity of the custodians was greatly increased this year with the need of land- scaping and face lifting to improve Valley Campus' appearance. First row: Mr. J. Ramondetti, Mr. C. Septer, Mr. G. l-endy. Second rowi Mr. l-l. Lee, Mr. C. Bussman, Mr. W. Bucher, Mr. J. Work, Mr. J. Watkins, head custodian, Mr. L. Davis. :- i i tt ,l r .i J V N . , 4 X' I iw -s f 44 Q, ,ffm-4 4 Q . .....f . 5 . iff its WX-wlv fn'--Q... f , Ef f as i ma V r fsiva-5 X fs Xfx fs V Xf XV! 1 f Mp 5 1z I M H, 1, ,. -X ss SYEIW Zz' AER- 71' E The cafeteria staff goes over the menu of a future meal for hungry students, to make sure that it in- cluded all necessary vitamins, proteins and calories that a growing high school boy or girl would need. Our fine cooks were from left to right, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Ewers, manager of the cafeteria staff, Mrs. Coulter, Mrs. Geiseg Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Jenkins. With the help of a few new bus drivers, the trans- portation system was enlarged and well organized. Double sessions made necessary up to ten trips a day in transporting students to and from Valley and City Campus. Bus drivers are, from left to right, Rich lnga, l-larry George, Wilbur George, Jim Welsh, Otto Peterson, Lowell Williams, Albert Cook, Art l-lollis and, not pictured, Bill Socin.

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