Box SC003-DR097

Belly dance class offered through Escondido parks. View of students practicing using veils.

"The men of the Fundamental Baptist Church of Escondido put their building skills to work to bring a new baptistry into their church building. Ken Blocker and Ralph Robbins (left to right) and Dan Johnson (front) add finishing touches to the structure which will be dedicated this Sunday." This envelope also had two headshops of Robert Harman, candidate for San Marcos City Council.

Fundamental Baptist Church, Escondido build a new baptistry. View includes pre-fabricated liner with steps and water drain.

Stephanie Patterson, San Pasqual High School selected by DAR for Good Citizen award (DTA 02-15-1976); Earl W. Peasley, dark suit jacket candidate for the Poway Unified School District trustee position (DTA 02-18-1976); Charles Estenson, wears glasses and light color jacket, candidate for San Marcos City Council (DTA 02-15-1976); Robert Harman, mustache wearing stripe shirt and a dark colored tie is candidate for San Marcos City Council (DTA 02-13-1976).

"Robert Harman is a candidate for the San Marcos City Council in the March 2 election. Harman, 26, is a teacher at San Marcos High School."

"The San Marcos Multiple Listing Service, consisting of real estate brokers and associates, installed officers for the coming year..." Headshots are Margaret E. Ferguson, president; Bob Stuart, vice president wears a tweed jacket and has greying dark hair; Bud Bush, treasurer wears a very wide collared printed shirt over a light jacket; and, Jack Koontz, director wears a dark suit jacket and light-colored tie.

Headshots of high school students honored as "Good Citizens" by the Rincon del Diablo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Robert Blake, Orange Glen HS; Penny Packard, San Marcos HS wearing dark turtle neck; Patricia Blake, Escondido HS wearing stripe sweater with light collar blouse. Envelope also has headshot of Betty Briegel, treasurer Rancho Bernardo Welcome Wagon Club (DTA 02-16-1976).

Headshots. Sandy Roberts, student at San Pasqual Academy winner of DAR as Good Citizen award (DTA 02-25-1976; Also in envelope three unidentified adults

Jack Koontz, Director of the San Marcos Multiple Listing service for real estate brokers and associates (Weekly Free Press)

Robert Baker, Orange Glen High School Escondido is first male allowed to compete for DAR "Good Citizen" award. Envelope also has headshot of unidentified middle-aged woman.