Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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iw U Seated: R. Church, P. Knappe, P. Adams, D. Forney, L. Gehring, R. Ruggles, J. Hannegan. Stand- ing: Mr. Ming, Mr. Roy. A SERIOUS HUSH came over the room as the first ticket holder entered. Phyllis Knappe, first semester judge, and Phil Adams second semester judge presided with a firm hand and an unbiased mind. They were ably assisted by Rosalee Church, Clerk, Jerry Ann Hannegan, and Dale Forney, Senior Jurymen, and Lynn Gehring and Ray Ruggles, Junior Jurymen. Gary Mossman, Sergeant at Arms, was on hand to bring the offenders into the court. Some of the main problems that the court dealt with this year were enforcing the out-of-bounds regulations and stopping littering of the campus. All problems were viewed by a firm and fair-minded court. Front row, left to right: E, Thur low, C. Billick, J. LaFrankie, L son, J. Wilson, R. Evans, J. Far rel. Standing: R. Bosch, R. Creigh J. Brown, B. Johnson, L. Cope, R Forney, G. Shelby, L, Moe, K Alexander, Mrs. Ming, Mr. Roy Nack, M. McRoberts, B. Harri- 25

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L 1 : N' 1 i X ' .A Q - sf ORANGE SWEATERS and black and orange jackets dotted the campus, as the Alphas and Cougar Knights went about their many duties. Since this was the first year at Valley Campus without double session, the groups had the difficult job of establishing the rules, boundaries, and parking lot reg- ulations. While the students were usually quick to n oced Front row, left to right: P J. Farrell, Mrs. Ming, R, Evans A E. Thurlow, LA Gehring, B. Meek Knappe, C, Coscarart, R. Church, L. Nack, J LaErankie, C. Billick, Second row: B, l-larrison, M, Mce 1 Roberts, J. Hannegan, J. Wilson, Kneeling, left to right: K. Alex ander, L. Cope, R. Creigh, R. Forney, D, Cook, P. Adams, Mr Roy, Standing: G. Shelby, G. Mossman, B. Johnson, D, Forney, R. Bosch, B, Tyree, L. Moe, J Brown, 24 cooperate, ticket books were still necessary for the few offenders. Aside from their official duties, the AI- phas with the help of their advisor, Mrs. Ming, sponsored a sock hop, The Levi Leap , which was held at the beginning of the year. Mr. Roy led the Cougar Knights who sponsored the sale of Escondido insig- nia plates for student cars.

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YO-I-IEAVE-I-IO echoed down the mountain as the freshmen boys made their traditional trip to the E in early September. This anticipated event is only one of the activities sponsored by the Boys' League. President John Brown handled all the preparations for this year's Beat Oceanside Bonfire which climaxed the Cougar football season. Combining their efforts, the Girls' and Boys' Leagues in mid-December jointly presented the annual Christ- mas formal, The Candy Cane Ball. Officers helping to make this year an eventful one were Dale Forney, Vice President, and Dick Merriam, Secre- tary-Treasurer. uu.4w-,, . ,.,. . M, - -vt ft, .ww E . ... r- V, 433, N' - r - ,Q , - ',- - , - W- -.ww 1 -- . x --- ,- A . turf?-'?f ' . ' ' -TQ . . 1 Q . I M, ' --.Q M '-s.- ' .N -,, . 71-vm ,,,f, ,Y. A ia M 5 if Y' ' 1' T7 if ji. IN A PLANNING THE BOYS LEAGUE ACTIVITIES for the year are Vice- Presdent Dale Forney, President .Iohn Brown, Secretary-Treasurer Dick Merriam, and Advisor Mr, West. The pressure of standards set in previous years demanded many such meetings for a successful season. DRIZZLING RAIN couIdn't quench the spirits of the boys who gathered wood in their pickups in preparation for the Oceanside bon- fire. After scouring the countryside for all sorts of odds and ends, the boys were rewarded when the enor- mous pile went up in flames. CROWDING CLOSER to get a better view, members of the Boys League obtain pointers from na- tionally rated Navy trackmen at a Boys League assembly held at Me- morial Field. This man to man talk resulted in valpiable tips for those who attended.