Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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f fl, L H 'Cv' , Cf , 1 f , Dear Students, Every year and every class brings more credit to E,U.l-l.S, The stu- dent body this year has made even greater contributions to its school and community and can well be proud of its achievements, Our nearly completed facilities, our student body together on one campus, and our spirit of coopera- tion toward the realization of these two important aspects of our edu- cational program have been the highlights of this school year. We are very much aware of the sincere interest you have shown to- ward academic improvement and your desire to achieve scholastically. This is evidenced in your selection of leaders, your loyalty to your school, and in your respect and admiration of the faculty with whom you work. We are very proud of our record in the Metro League, our ratings in the band competitions, and all events where our students met com- petitively with students of other schools. Our graduating seniors deserve much credit for the standards they have set, for the honors they have brought our school, and for their continued efforts to make E.U.l-l,S. one of the best. It is with great pride that we see you graduate to more challenging endeavors. Good luck, Seniors. Sincerely, W, Pt Rodney Principal ., , . is d Q 'W yr 1 1 , U, 1, 1,73 vs or r,,,.,rrfqs,f,i1f,,-,f ., ., W, ra' E 1 , i , qw - V f , 4 ,. . ,M 'Sh .tb Q ,. ., , ' WITH A GLOWING SMILE, our friendly principal, Mr. William Rodney, paused briefly from a busy schedule to view the new construction on our beautiful campus. He da f the Hou e ll ttem i -Z

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THE CAREFUL PLANNING of our growing school system required the constant attention of our District Superintendent, Mr. G. W. Quode, who was always trying to improve our school. Dear Students, Once again we come to that time of year when we bid a fond farewell to our graduating seniors and make all plans and preparations for receiving our new class in September. As we pause briefly to cast a glance over the events of this school year, we find that it has been o year well worth remembering. Scholarship seems to have taken on a new meaning for our students. Maybe it's a sign of the times-maybe it's a rededicotion of our youth determined to insure our future- whatever the cause, the results have been most gratifying. On the extra-curricular front, our athletic teams mode a bold entrance into the Metro- politan League and thrilled spectators with their determination and daring but, most of all, with their high regard for sportsmanlike conduct. Now we look to the future, lt's as bright and shiny as you-the citizens of tomorrow -wont it to be. Sincerely, Guilford W. Quade District Superintendent

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ink i .,..... MR. LEO CALAC, our Business Manager, and his secretaries, Mrs. Houck and Mrs. Barbara Nay, ran a very efficient office. THIS YEAR'S School Board Trustees included: Mr. Colley Jeffers, General Cain, Mr. Donald Short, President, Mr. William Kennedy, and Mr. Chester Galyean. THECLICKINGTYPE- WRITERS and ringing tele- phones could be heard daily in the Business Office at City Campus where Mr. Leo Calac, our Business Manager, han- dled the details of the business administration. Mrs. Florence Houck, in addition to serving as Mr. Quade's secretary, as- sisted Mr. Calac in his office. She also wrote out those popu- lar monthly pay checks. Mrs. Barbara Nay was a new addition to the Business Office staff this year. She as- sisted with the many office chores required to run an effi- cient school. With ga dance mg