Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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me-'mu 'P DEMOCRACY THROUGH REPRESENTA- TION, ogoin typified this yeor's Student Council. Lorry Cope ond Ron Forney led the representotives in mony group discussions throughout the yeor. Becouse of the crowded conditions ot Volley Compus, the council wos foced with mony new problems, most of which, were solved with the help of Mr. Rodney, student council odvisor. sm 10 5 Parker, J, Erwin, H, Westerhaus, Ryker, C, Heman, J, Jeffers, J, Pe Howard, Some of the council's worth while proj- ects included the promotion of o possible meeting ploce for students of Volley Com- pus, definite regulotions for cheer ond song leoders, the building up of school spirit, the revivol of the victory flog. Ploying on importont port in the success of this yeor's student council the A. S. B. Cobinet worked hond in hond with both first ond second semester representotives. Row 'l, left to right: L. Cope, C. Cos carart, C. Cauffrnan, J, Rose, J, Wilson M, McCauley, D. Miller, B, Harrison, M Moore, A, Burt, J, LaFrankie, C, Fluck Row 2: C. Hansen, T. Brennan, M, Mc Roberts, L, Becken, J, Hannegan, L Gehring, J, Kendall, S. Brady, V. Billing ton, Row 3: L, Latham, T, Dill, D Forney, S. Johnson, R. Bosch, D, Sands, J. Pfeffer, L, Porter, B. Anderson, P Adams, Row 4: J. Raymond, J, Milne E. Liebman, R. Ruggles, R, McLeod, L Moe, G. Shelby, B. Bates, G. Mossman B. Johnson. 28 Row 1, left to right: B. Cauffman, V Baker, T, Rossetto, A, Bjork, R, Perez M B, Sering, J, Powell, M, Prine, C, e calf, Row 2: M. Wine, G. Megget, V P, Reyes, M, Adams, B. Lugbauer, D Holladay, B. Reed, J, Grishingher, Row 3: T. Sabin, B, Moore, N, Jex, J, Moun tain, D, Danmeier, L, Kinley, J, Showers M. Mora, S, San Miguel, A, Harper G

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SHARP AND SNAPPY, were the words often used in describ- ing this year's cheerleaders. Left to right are Jerry Collins, Bobbie Brirn, Barbara Baker, Head Cheerleader, Julianne La Frankie and Carol Coscarat. All juniors this year, these girls put much of their time and effort into the bettering of the school spirit ond sportsmanship. HEY, COUGARS, FIGHT, FlGHTll was the cry of the '55-'56 cheerleaders, including Bobbie Brim, Jerry Collins, Carol Coscarart, Julie La Frankie, and head cheerleader Bar- bara Baker. This group led our school in pep and enthusiasm. New short costumes for bas- LEADING THE ALMA MATER after another home football game, our cheer and song-leaders provided examples of spirit and good sportsmanship during those C exciting and tense moments that accompanied crucial plays. ketball season lent a contrast to the fall out- fits of the Cougarettes. With the growth of our school this year, our Bee teams were supported by their own Freshmen Cheerleaders. Those elected were Mel Adams, George Foley and Sylvia Cisneros. Koundleu