Box 13

[Envelope contains images of musical note and children from Central School, Escondido (now Central Elementary School). Students painted an 8-foot musical note and wrote on the note words about education and the arts. The note was to go on top of the California Center for the Arts, Escondido. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Per photographer's assignment: "Incumbent [Poway] school board member Stan Rodkin is announcing his candidacy for reelection. Need shots of that, plus mugs." Images were taken at Highland Elementary School. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains little context, presumably "mugs" of individuals interviewed for "Man on Street" interviews related to Ross Perot presidential campaign. Unknown if images were published in newspaper. Images taken at "RB," possibly Rancho Bernardo.]

[Envelope contains images that per photographer's assignment were to be taken on the last day of school at San Marcos Elementary, 6/12/1992. The images were not taken for a news story, but were to be ran in the paper as a photo feature. Unknown if images were published in the paper.]

[Per photographer's assignment: "Theater dept. at MiraCosta College putting on "Little Shop of Horrors." The big plant, Audrey II, is the one they used in the movie and the voice will be done by an Escondido man." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Photographer's assignment reads "A bunch of 3- and 4-year-olds who attend Poway Nursey School will hold their first graduation. I think there's 36 kids." Images taken at Poway Nursery School, located at Morning Creek Elementary School, Poway California. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images related to class project at Mount Carmel High School, Rancho Peñasquitos (Poway Unified School District). Physics students built a boat with plywood with the intention to float it across the pool. Images were shot at Mount Carmel High School. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Per photographer's assignment, "12 leaders from 12 countries going to have breakfast at the kitchen [North County Interfaith Council soup kitchen]. For more info, call . Be there in the a.m. Bob Klug from North County Interfaith. USagency sponsoring." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Per photographer's assignment, "Eileen Seiffert -- 77 year old legally blind lady has come every day for 5 years to serve breakfast at the NCIC [North County Interfaith Council] soup kitchen." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images of sports "Field Day" with students from Orange Glen Elementary and Nicolaysen Center. Images taken in the field between the two schools. The Nicolaysen Center, named for Dr. Arthur Nicolaysen, was a Special Education Center for Escondido Unified School District from 1979-2006. It was converted to Community Day School in 2006. Unknown if images were published in newspaper.]