Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Posters adorned all available wall space through the halls, into the auditorium and down to the tennis courts. Escohites' voices were heard everywhere debating the merits ot the candidates. Campus-wide announcements were heard, and the V954 ASB. election was underway. For the highlight ot the election, stu- dents tiled into the auditorium that was roped ott into sections and plastered with signs. This was the second annual conven- tion. The loud cheers and last minute campaigning were quiet- ed and a hush came over the students when Tom McGetchin rose to lead the student body in what was to be his last tlag salute as ASB, President. Act- ing as chairman, Tom presided over the convention and gave an inspiring speech to students and candidates. Among the many delegates was Larry Sjoblom who added a little comedy while per- torming the serious duty ot cast- ing the votes ot his class. During breaks while otticials brought the tallying up to date, the Pep Band played tunes from Stars and Stripes Forever to The Qld Gray Mare. Hopeful and excited over the results ot the convention, the right candidates wallfed arm in arm down the steps ot the school they hoped to lead. Frienrlship and good sportsmanship pre vailed throughout the election. Fired with the enthusiasm ul the convention, the students hur riecl to COST their ballots tor their tavorite candidates. 26 sqm ,Lawns ,WA-as Q ...asf sw fw- t,,, fve- Mums wwf ssh-fr swf -wt-4+ ,nf ..,,, i,W, , xv .wt vga -eva if .ff -Q' ,nu fav 'sn ' Mm- ff eg . fs wilt! MW 9 his gn-uv qxwm , 'YU 1944 V Mil'-rss lg' 14 Aging! U Vi. fs' lm 3 W ww www? W7 itil -,yank . Raul! 6 . www 5 . A ,,,,,,,,., ,,.,,4,-1--use-. .,w,.,....vMl , ., . ,,.,,.'f-1-1-o . ,.,-, 1 . . 4.4 141- ' , ,.,,..-..- suqt, a-v ..i,,..-o s fn. wi., lf v i .-. Q. at Q' -'X 'Wm' 71. 5, 9 ' 1 . ,.fT.. Q... . EKXL ' 'E f og.. .. :gpg Oii C ff' .. .U----------. lf.-Lu .-gf.,---w '-Q-v 'Nu-Q-ur Q-qt ,..,...-..........-M as 6.4.1.1---....g.9-1-no..afo-Iegwygg ,.. ..-V..-.na-..,...,.,,.,,,,,4 .o. ,.,....-q-v-o'p,.n-n.s+-sfsfgag n.u.s.s. w w-o-ovfnsg-wtlxivipgsqq .-.ns-xwo-u-i-1-Qinsss I-Q-iknmuc ge -W-v-sup-Q-0-tvs' I-ulivif 6 -.- WU! C .. ,. 0'4- . .. U , , I 1 P vvvws, gt' ev ef--o-ss- -4 5-. w,.i..-,g is., , l aqui eww, . so 4 Q.. .as si s,f,,,,': vv.w..,,,, 'gfjsvxse soya, .t Ms. ..v.g,,,.,,, - asus.. , N Qswwuaosnvunhn. - sinks , 't -shi-.asv-ie. , ,g,g,,,5 'NPBAI igf-ww! 046: lynx ..LiLAs : 1 ' wflII L5.l'i. :Rl s 19 1 ' ' -'iv-X ..n. 0. 1N fsv-rawis-twill-U s...n-s -u ,,,,U 0-fvvsenlwoydwnn q 4 0,4 , ,- XR U G-'vw sqpnoovuni-s,, ' ' ' Q., '1VsxrO xsivy fp, ' - .. u ,, q '0wi10z3Q6 o ,...s not . .Q 'Meigs sw 5 fa 4 H- ,.g.g . , ,Q .:'Vlwv-2: fw r 1 . N an Nl.. W. 1. a .t.u...,-tryin. ' V-D X 4. .n.g cn. K Q Hvuoyi, K 'su-as-sua ' 'H 'ti imap-N at -. .e..s,,,,. .am X X-..in,,w,, L

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Pep and n tl: uAiaAm l-low do you like this routine? Oh, gosh, my pom poms are falling apart again, These were only a few of the familiar phrases from this year's peppy songleaders, Elected by the cabinet, Head Songleader Carolyn Hansen took the responsibility of calling together Audrey McGee, Mary Lou McRoberts, Terry Brennan, and Sue Wilson for practice sessions and to plan their uniforms. Wearing their fall outfits of black, trimmed in orange plaid, the girls faithfully attended the football games. At the first basket- ball game the gals surprised the rooters with the new bright orange middies and black pleated skirts Assisting them was cute little, blond, Margaret Scharnwever, Mary Lou's four year old sister. The girls also enjoyed attending the slumber party given by the Vista l-ligh Songleaders for all the songleaders in the Avocado League, Ready for the kill, our mighty warrior stands with bow and arrow. ln actuality this living statue is Ron Sorric covered with gooey flour-and-water paste, all for the sake of o fine pep rally. Adding a touch of melodic rhythm to E Ul-l.S, were left to right song leaders Audrey McGee, Carolyn l-lansen, Sue Wilson, Terry Brennan and Mary Lou McRoberts, 4 10 is y frm A W Z, 4 W 2, f f f 1 ugh 'fix