Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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SPURRING THE JUNIOR VARSITY on to victory were our peppy J.V. Cheerleaders- Diane Galindo, Nikki Nord, and Judy Settles. The Cougar rooters were all proud of this popular trio whose bubbling enthusiasm quick- ly caught on in the stands during our thrilling games. They wore smart looking white sweat- ers with chic Bermudas, matching the outfits of the Varsity Cheerleaders and Songleaders. OUR PEPPY J.V. 1 Cheerleaders, Judy Settles, Nikki Nord, and Diane Galindo, pose prettily on the lawn. The three groups planned together for matching orange plaid attire during football season. When basketball season arrived, the Songleaders decided on cute black outfits. The Cheerleaders added white blouses and stylish vests to accent their pleated skirts. These girls worked hard in keeping spirit and sportsmanship high at E.U.H.S. AFTER EACH GAME, while the rooters remained silent in the stands, our Song- leaders and Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders led the Alma Mater. E.LJ.H.S. students dis- played good sportsmanship and spirit throughout the various sport seasons. ntluw Am

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Pat Lynch June Welborne Pep Marlene Brady Head Songleader ,DSP Kay Rowell Pat Eldridge CUTE 'N SNAPPY, GOOD 'N HAPPY is a phrase which suits our songleaders to a tee. Fluffy white pom pons and orange and black plaid uniforms worn by the group added a colorful note to our games. Kay Rowell, June Welborne, Pat Eldridge, Pat Lynch, and Marlene Brady, head songleader, strove to broaden the variety of steps and movements, which resulted in many skillful routines. The energetic group pro- vided a contagious spirit to spark enthusiastic support for all of our Cougar squads.

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A BIG STEP for our Student Body Gov- ernment wos the chonging of the House of Representotives ond Senote into one governing body known os the Congress. lt consisted of the Student Council mem- bers ond representotives from eoch closs. Lorry Normon, presiding officer of the Senote, ond our A.S.B. President, Jim Stohl, conducted these school business Left to right: G. Olmsteod, Sgt. ot Arms, B. Howe, Choploin, L. Normon, President, V. Sek- inger, Secretory. Spa ized meetings. Among the poblems thot orose during the yecir wos thot of finding o substitute for the discontinued octivity-the Fresh- mon lnitiotion. The group olso discussed possibilities of speciol senior privileges. Congress worked in close cooperotion with the A.S.B. Cobinet to promote o spirit of democrotic representotion. Flrst row, left to right: J. Lewis, J. Greenough, L, Horris, S. Woods, J. Colendor, J. Simbock, P. Dunn, J. Dogget, D. Turner L Reeves, S. Fowler, J. Johnson, E. Avery, E. Kotschorek, J. Settles, A. Burnett, N. Nord, K. Howley, W. Burke. Second row L. Kolb, S. Biesner, B. Parrish, L. Moffet, K. Morvin, B. Mosters, L. Vilches, W. Johnson, P. Smith, M. Knight A Timm J. Overly, L. Luzz, P. Boker, D. Bozorth, C. Purkerson, J. Welborne, l.. Sugg, V. Burrows, B. Young. Third row H Nelson, H. Bergstrom, B. Coulter, R. Wolker, F. Zoner, D. Botts, R, Fowler, C. Brent, B. Townsend, D. Agotep, D Mc Leod J Stohl, G. Wilson, L. Wotson. Seated: V. Sekinger, B. Howe, L. Normon, G. Olmstecid, J. Guth.