Box SC003-DR097

"Antoinette Griffin, Shirley Akin, Lynn Barrick and Dan Frahm have been named Citizens of Tomorrow for the first semester by the faculty of San Marcos High School. Students are selected for this honor on the basis of academic performance, behavior, involvement in extra-curricular activities and good citizenship traits."

Two younger women appear to be working on a project of paperwork on a table. Older woman directing. Sign on desk read: "Committee Chairman of Styleshow".

"James O'Leary is a candidate for Vista City Council in the March 2 election. O'Leary, 30, is an elementary school teacher".

This envelope has a upper torso shot of man dressed in a judge/ commencement gown. Also, view of a working man at large work table in empty room prepared for finishing.

"San Pasqual High School Boosters Club members will hold and 'all sports' spaghetti dinner...." "The chefs will be (left to right) Fred Cerroni and Lorenzo Biundo." Envelope also contains headshot of Duenda Lane, Orange Glen High School, Escondido, first place winner of Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) trophy for mock job interview (DTA 02-12-1976).

Headshots: Dave Darren, Escondido High School trophy winner for public speaker awarded by DECA - Distributive Education Clubs of America (DTA 02-12-1976). Also in envelope, San Marcos Candidate for City Council, Robert Maier, retired Police Lt. (DTA 02 16-1976).

"In honor of the first birthday of the Escondido City Transit System, Roy Fosterling, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce's traffic and transportation committee, presented a cake to Mayor Lorraine Boyce. City Manager George Patterson, (left background) and Councilman Aland Skuba (right backgound)..." await cake.

"A portion of road that had been West Vista Way in Vista became a lake in the wake of the week-long downpour that deluged the area. The portion of road is at Lado de Loma, where road construction is being done".

"You'd know her by the bow she always wears in her white hair. If she didn't bowl you over with her talking, laughing, singing, enthusiasm and particular brand of glee first, that is. At 86 years of age, Mrs. Reese (Rae) Clark doesn't have 'a single darn thing wrong' with her and is still as busy as she always has been. 'That's my secret you know,' she confided. 'Keep busy and find humor in everything. I'll be 87 in three months and I'm really beginning to enjoy old age.'"

"Kite Contest- Preparations are being made for a kite contest and workshop to be held at Orange Glen High School's athletic fields Saturday. Building entries are (from left, front) Dough Hines and Lisa Kinley, recreation leader from Washington Park; and (from left, rear) Dorothy Hulbert from Westside Park and Karen Goodnight. Escondido Parks and Recreation is sponsoring the contest."