Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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MR. JOHN GEORGES, Mrs. Barbara Dav- idson, Mr. Wallace Gray, Mrs. Marjorie Albright, and Mr. Fred Turner examine a tachistoscope, the English Department's new method of improving reading speed. MR, RADNEY, I hereby crown you Gov- ernor ot Valley Campus. This was the salutation given by Mr. Ahler at a surprise birthday party for Mr. Radney, no doubt his 39th. COMPLETE WITH BIRTHDAY CAKE, Mr. and Mrs. Radney prepare to serve re- freshments to the rest of the faculty. HELPING to organize our new lunch hour activi- ties, our Physical Education teachers included: ltront rowl Mrs. Margaret Trussell, Miss Margaret Cook, and Miss Marilyn Shriverg Csecond row? Mr. Bill Duncan, Mr. Bill Green, and Mr. Bob Embry, Zlnde A tending

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THIS YEAR'S BUS DRIVERS CHiIl and Gully Ridersl were: CkneelingJ Richard Inga, James Welch, Robert Capps, Stanley Schwanz, Bobby Parsons, and Calvert Williams, lstandingl John Wallace, William Miller, Clinton Cook, Glen Fuller, Harry George and Mrs. Ella Layne. HERE IS THE POINT OF ORIGIN of all the fine meals enjoyed in our high school cafeteria this year. Clockwise from foreground are: Mil- dred Scales, India Ewers, Dorthea Brush, Bessie Walgenbach, Vivian Martin, Norma Messer- smith, Louise Geise, Elinora Moe, Flora Reynolds, and Martha Clark, tt' 4 .5 ,ffm ft' is m i... H M 2 i THIS YEAR'S custodial staff included: Cstand- ing? Mr. Otto Peterson, Mr. John Work, Mr. Paul Waite, Mr. L, T. Davis, Mr. Claire Bussman, land kneelingl Mr, Johnnie Watkins, head cus- todian, Mr. David Almendarez, and Mr. Charles Fritz. iji -1.,V ... SYMBOLIZING the passing of command in the Nurse's office, Mrs. Daisy Brown, on leaving, presents throat depressors and band-aids to Mrs. June Peterson. Mrsj Eleanor Moe, at left, han- dled aches and pains at City Campus. I9