Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Row 'I, left to right: G Meggett, T. Minjcires, R Cascioppoi, N. Golsworthy, C. Dennis, C. Hemann P. Hall, L. Jenewein, J Johnson, S. Johnson, D Hurt, G. Kent, J. Casciop- po. Row 2: P. Eldfedge J. Cooper, R. Arreola B. Flack, J. Clayton, T Brewster, D. McLeod, G Howard, D. Miller, T Helms, C. Hamilton, J Danmeier, J. Crenshaw R. Greene. Row 3: B Howe, J. Jeffers, J. Gab- bard, K. Amos, B. Akin, P. Marken, T. Clothier, R. Bartlett, T. Frank, J. Mountain A. Tatro M Fiala, B.lDanylchule, Di Bul lock, D. Agatep. I 3 -...e,-.......i....- . if .. . 3 gvvvmmxw W...w:.g:,..:4.,.,W -1? ... .tV. ll , vf?'H1 i 2 wmv-mwmm,,w., Cong eu ?v med THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES will meet Friday, during first period in the Library. So went the familiar phrase in the school bulletin. Conveying the decisions and suggestions made by Congress to their respective classes was the duty of the representatives chosen early in the year. These students considered such problems as the Twirp Week theme, a turn table and new amplifying system for City Campus Auditorium, and an amendment to the Constitution extending the term of the re- presentatives. Row 1, left to right: J. Pow- ell, N. Nord, M. Netzke, W. Prins, S. Warman, G. Wulff, L. Tobiasson, J. Welborn, C. Purkerson, C. Stafford. Row 2: L. Thompson, T. Sabin, E. Reid K. Paxton, G. Olmstead, J. Stahl, R. Reina, L. Norman Row 3: D. Snyder, B. Prins, J. Stone, R. Smith, D. Poer, M. Reed. 24 I

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-six JUSTRCE COURT , JOHN Ef'BfSRNfjTT JUDGE f Lg . E l l l if l . . l SAMMY SAN MIGUEL presided capably over the du- ties as Vice President of the Student Body. GEORGIA MEGGET and John Wyatt, assuming the du- ties of Co-Commissioners of Assemblies, organized and pre- sented a variety of enjoyable programs and many enthusi- astic pep rallies. THE DlSTRlBUTlON of ath- letic awards such as trophies, letters, and medals was super- vised by Dale Denton, Commis- sioner of Athletics. TYPlNG pep rally agendas was another of the responsibili- ties which Patti Willis, A.S.B. Secretary, carried out with her usual vim and enthusiasm. BOTH THE SCHEDULING and supervision of many suc- cessful dances and social events were directed by Dar- rolyn Pascarelli, Commissioner of Social Affairs, BRENDA REED and Nolan Jex shared equal obligations as Co-Commissioners of Publicity. The sale of ASB. Cards was only one of the regular duties of their office, POPULARITY, friendliness, and high qualifications ac- quired the office of Treasurer for Bing Howe. Shouldering responsibility, he held a tight rein on the A.S.B. purse strings. GARY CLAYTON and Sandi Green, Presidents of Boys' and Girls' Leagues, found occasion- al meetings necessary to the smooth functioning of the two organizations they represented. PROMOTION of better driv- ing skills among teenagers was the main goal of the Traffic Safety Club, headed by Com- missioner John Jeffers.

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ers, R. Tamayo, L. Thompson, ,w517g1,: s W 5 5 at ef wg K V 1 f gifs Ja 1. ' isgwg lam THE OFFICERS OF CONGRESS often met as a group to discuss press- ing problems which fre- quently confronted them during the year. Leaders included: Cfirst row? Bob Brewer, Marylea Moe, Karen Rowell, Sam San Miguel,Tom Frank, Cathy Heman, Larry Thompson fseatedl, and lstandingl Roland Tamayo, Ed Ham- ilton, Don McCleod, and Jim Gabbard. HEADED by Sam San Miguel, the mem- bers of the Senate, chosen from each school club, combined thoughts and efforts in carrying on our tradition of Democrary through Representation. Several joint meetings of House and Row 'I, left to right: J. Hender son, B. Latham, M. Knight, L Knapp, D. Baker, S. Lissey, J Hurt, C. Strubeck, M. Goebal A. Quintaner, B. Hollis, K Rowell. Row 2: J. Stubbe, J Kittrell, R. Lowder, M. Adams V. Nay, M. Townsend, D. Rogi ers, G. Nowry, J. Smith, M Moe, J. Watkins, D. Madison Row 3: B. Howe J. Jeffers T Langford, S. Miguel, E. Hamile ton, J. Tobiasson K. Ford J Schroeder, B. Mofel, J. Show! J. Crenshaw. Senate were held during the year for the purpose of voting on problems confronting the Congress. Much credit was due Mr. Ulman, Ad- visor of Congress, for his cooperation and advice in solving the problems of the group.