Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Director A SHAKESPEARIAN STAGE provided a Center of interest for our women English teachers. From left to right were Mrs, Marjorie Albright, Mrs. Margaret Dove, Miss Charlotte Breidenstein, and Mrs, Dorothy Porch, HQNCE UPON A TIME A . . CE-gaclll The wrong speech! grins Mr. John Georges, while left to right, Mr. Joseph Labonville, Mr. Fred Turner and Mr, Wallace Gray look on nonchalantly. All were mem- bers of the English department , MR, BILL ULMAN, BIOLOGIST, eagerly scanned the insect collection for sight of a Lepidoptera. He was aided by Mr, C, M. Christianson, zoologist, while Mr, Paul Barrios, Biology teacher, kept the net handy, lt was never quite clear on whom he intended to use it. Mr. Leo Kennedy preferred the inanimate objects of the Chemistry Lab. A FAST DRAWING made it easy for Mr, Nor- man Cheung, left, to answer Mr, Charles Yate's questions relating to mechanical drawing. Mr. Cheung taught the freshmen at City, while Mr. Yates was at Valley Campus, , Z, A 'tip 'A .-..... , ...V q... ., .....,... , - 1 . M. ..,..,, W l . 357+

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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

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GAY MARINE CREATURES explained the year's activities of the Homemaking Dept, Mrs, Louise Gray, left, taught Homemaking I at both campuses, while Mrs. Francis Ryan taught Homemaking I-IV at Val- ley Campus. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DISCUSSIONS were always confusing when the language department held its meetings. Miss Bernice Brand and Mr. David Thorpe, at left, taught Spanish, while Mrs. Katherine Vogel officiated in all the Latin classes. Ill Scholarship And Ideals A TEDIOUS JOB could always be expected when checking equipment was in order, but it was handled with efficiency by our three women phyiscal educa- tion teachers, Left to right were, Miss Marilyn Shri- ver, Mrs. Margaret Trussell, and Miss Margaret Cook. WILLING, ABLE, AND CAPABLE could be used in describing our physical education teachers. They were, left to right, Mr, Bill Green, Mr. William Dun- can, and Mr. Chic Embrey.