Orange Glen High School - Torch Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Administrators at Work A Day in the life of a principal includes many tedious duties. Paper work must be completed, with time to spare for dis¬ ciplinary actions and other student needs. During fourth and fifth period lunches. Girls ' Vice Principal, Ruth McKnight, was seen making her rounds throughout the lunch area. She watched for signs of mischief and conversed with faculty and student body members. Charles Leaf, Boys ' Vice Principal, spent many lunch hours in the student parking lot reminding students that the open campus bill had not yet passed. Principal Patrick Ross had a very busy schedule every day. Between phone calls and conferences, time had to be made for things such as yearbook pictures and signing important documents. By talking with people and seeing to their problems, the authorities improved student life for many who attended Orange Glen High School. A. Mr. Leaf chats with friends dur¬ ing lunch. B. Mr. Ross signs several documents throughout the day. C. Mrs. McKight makes a point during a conference. D. A See ' s Sucker isn ' t much nourishment for a principal. E. Mr. Leaf acknowledges a visitor. ■ 10

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ei Costumes Help Show Off Faculty On October 31, the faculty and students at O.G. showed their spirit by dressing up in Halloween costumes. At times it was frightening to see a bush moving down the halls, and a taco walking through the crowds of people, but underneath it all was a teacher or student. The faculty at O.G. not only had showed their spirit in Dress-Up-Days but also in all of the Student-Body related functions. A. Ms. Millburn alias Merlin the Magician strolls across the campus. B. The gang gathers for a picture. Allen, Dorothy Allister, George Alstrum, Stanley Ames, Ila Anderson, Terry Aughenbaugh, Byron Belisle, Jackie Berrier, Elaine Bice, Tom Bohaimon, Bonnie Boldt, Patricia Booth, Katherine 12