Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Democrat: Through STEVE JOHNSON, os ASB President, confidently colled to order the first meeting of the Student Council. With the odvice ond help of his cobinet, Steve strove to present different school problems to the first semester council, elected to represent the students. Included omong the discussions were plons for odopting ond supporting on orphon, revision of the constitution, ond putting into operotion o new plon of representotive student government. With the helpful suggestions ond co- operotion of the council members, ideos were corried to completion. JUNIORS and SENIORS Row 'l, left to right: S. Johnson, R. Creigh, R, Church, J, Forney, V. Parker, P. Willis, C. Hemann J. Rose, J, Gibson, C. Meggett, J. Soule, C. Stafford, L, Thomp- son, J. Ramirez. Row 2: T, Perry B. Greenwood, D. Stockett, L Gehring, B, Johansson, S. Green P, Albright, J. Jackson, S. Des- mul, S. Brady, J. La Frankie, N. Jex, A, Veernan, B. Gosnell. Row 3: K. Alexander, B, Blunt, M. Rumbaugh, R. Smith, L, Moe, G. Shelby, M. Haggerty, D. Sands, B Thomas, J. Bergquam, K. Raedel, R, Tamayo, J, Hummel. 1 1 I FRESHMEN and SOPHOMORES Row T, left to right: S. Hunter, V. Greenough, A. Burnett, C. Fisher, B. Johnson, C. Snapp, N. Nord, G. Kent, B. Bird, P. Lynch, K. Krogh, L. Rummel, S. Wearne. Row 2: D. Witt, C. Purkerson, J. Randels, V. Burrows, J, Welborn, J. Nack, D. Baker, J. Johnson, J. lrby, S, Baker, A. Cordova, B. Woods. Row 3: L. Norman, D. Crouch, D. Miller, B, Harper, D. McLeod, G. Howard, G. Olmstead, B. Moore, J. Jeffers, J. Gabbard, B. Howe, L. Watson, S. San Miguel. 26

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FREQUENTLY CLOWNING, Dan Fleek dressed as a Chinaman caused a ripple of laughter through the delegation as he joked with Jim Milne, floor chairman. ANXIOUS TO RECEIVE their bal- lots, many students crowded to- ward the voting booths to cast their votes for the candidates of their choice. ADDING AMUSEMENT to the convention was a car driven into the auditorium decorated with signs and students urging delegates to vote Rosie for Secretary.

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Row l, left to right: R. Eckley, D. Aga tep, R. McLeod, G. Shelby, T. Frank, F Prins, B. Prins, R. Tamayc, R, Ruggles, G. Olmstead, M. Williams. Row Il, left to right: E. Meggett, M Adams, V. Elgier, K. Painter, G. Meggett C. Billick, T. Minjares, S. Lissey, B Cauffman, A. Adams, S. DeWar, A Tatro, S. Jantzen, V. Greenough, M Perkins, G. Kent, B. Hollis, J. Barnthouse Row lll, left to right: M. Townsend, C Foreman, J. Soule, M, Wilkinson, D Pascarelli, B. Hurst, S. Wanders, J. Ellis C. Wittman, P. Hall, R. Blandford, S Baker, M. Brady, K. Hawley, J. Buzzell B. Friedland, K. Johnson, S. Boyle. Row IV, left to right: D, Sands, G. Clay ton, J. Jeffers, A. Lawton, J. Gabbard J. Budd, J. Stone, R. Smith, L, Friedrichs L. Turrentine, V, Southwick, G. Young P. Kuriloff, D. Veach, J. Schroeder, D Cabrera, N. Lynch, C. Johnson. P. 'n S i..'?f' In NW. wok 'Q' N FQ. Representation NEWLY ORGANIZED in accordance with the recent constitution, the Congress became active during the second semester. The Senate consisted of one member from each club, while representatives were elected from classes to comprise the House. Each house set up the rules by which it would be governed. Organization of the Congress provided a wealth of valuable experience for every member who participated. Better school gov- ernment through wider representation had become a reality and a tradition for future students. Y H., L -Q1 W 3 . . 4-A . '-F ?'e'r.t ' 1 S -31:-k 's4:f-,s.'53 l N-iw Row 'l, left to right S. Brady, M. Wine, M Prine, J, Watson, J. Po well, M, Hagata, J. Gib son, M. Fleming. Row ll, left to right: B Howe, J. Bergquam, J Kendall, C. Peterson Bosch, D. Lusardi, Rumbough, L. Starr, D Sams, R. Arreolo. , R M