Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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. . K ' . - R 7' ' -1 --T . fl ' My Q -x , . WILUAM P, RADNEY, Principal Dear Cougars: As rinci al of Escondido Union High P P School, I wish to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation for the splendid co- operation and diligent effort of all students and teachers in making this a highly successful school year. School spirit and morale has been extreme- ly high this year in spite of our inadequate facili- ties and overcrowded conditions. This is truly the result of outstanding student leadership in our student government, clubs, and class organiza- Knowledge OTHER ADMINISTRATORS. The principals, men of under- standing and patience, who strive to see that the business of the school is in accordance with the plans. The hard-working coun- selors who help us in our deci- sions and render advice. The congenial members of the facul- ty who devote their lives to the betterment of our education. This is our administration, in whom we believe, and we shall be eternally grateful for their effort in molding our character so that we will be better people and better citizens. tions. You are to be commended for the excel- lent job that you have done. Great honors have been won by our ath- letic teams, music groups, clubs and service or- ganization, and many of our students in the academic fields. We are all extremely proud of you for these achievements and predict greater success in the future. We have all truly enjoyed our associa- tion with you and to the class of 57 we wish great happiness and success in all your future endeavors. Sincerely, William P. Rodney

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leaders The school board of E.U.H.S, in- cluded, left to right: Horner Heller Bill Kennedy, Clerk, Dan Johnston President, Frank Watson, and Don Short. . 5- ,,: g S, 3 F INTENT ON DISCUSSING FUTURE EX- PANSION tor our growing school system were Mr, Leo Coloc, Business Monoger, ond Mrs, Florence Houck, Secretory. Among other things, Mr. Coloc ordered supplies ond supervised non-certified employees, Mrs. Houck wos Secretory for both Mr. Coloc ond Mr. Quode, our Superintendent. I If X ALTHOUGH LITTLE IS HEARD obout the efficient group of men on our school boord, working dili- gently on school problems, we oll reolize the responsibility ploced upon them. They hove power to open ond close schools, sign oll contracts, hire oll personnel, opprove the school colendor, set dotes for the opening ond closing of school, ond outhorize roising ond spending ot money to run schools. We connot but be conscious ot the interest which they toke in our weltore. Many hours were given without reimbursement tor the bet- terment ot our school, growing both in enrollment ond opportunity. To the boord members, we give credit tor the copoble mcinogement ot the school. The entire student body wishes to soy THANK YOU for the tremendous job in its beholt.

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MUCH TIME AND EFFORT was given by our vice principals in assisting Mr. Quade and Mr. Rad- ney in handling the two campus school system, The difficult posi- tions were filled by Mr, Ed Roy, left, at Valley Campus, and Mr, .lim Ahler, at City Campus. Mr, Roy also fitted into his busy schedule a class of civics and economics. To Guide IT WAS A RARE MOMENT to find the busy office staff taking a coffee break from their never-ending secretarial duties. Left to right: Mrs, Elmina Deal, Mrs, Ruth Pritchett, Mrs, Norma Casto, and Mrs, Bea Duncan. CHECKING SCHEDULES and discussing stud- ent's problems were some of the responsibili- ties ofthe counselors, Each also taught several classes. Left to right: Mr, Guy Fox, Mrs, Lucille Ming, and Mr. Sheldon Eller. QX 'i