Box SC003-DR097

"Old Tractor on Palomar Mountain" (DTA 04-11-1976); old car in weeds; Louis Salmons "Woodwardia "ranch house, Palomar Mountain.

Views of the Palomar Mountain School playground. Children's activities are volleyball and other games on equipment. K through 3rd grade, teacher Marilyn Krupa enjoys the break. A young student rings tiny bell.

One of two- classrooms at the Palomar Mountain School is K-3rd grade. Teacher, Marilyn Kroupa instructs the mixed grades of students. Views include the "little red schoolhouse near Observatory" and its schoolyard.

Grab-art photo of light fixture, large theatre curtains, suburban home in wooded area and a roof-line.

Individual women. The two, each sitting in a small classroom chair, pose for photos.

North County Woman's store customer is a young woman with glasses. Ina Bradley, owner of the small bookstore located at 1718 E. Valley Parkway also in this envelope. See photo set #21802.

"Lee Barria (seated) and Mrs. E.J. Cichowitz look over some of Leo's schoolwork. Chichowitz (standing left), Brian and Cindy join in the family discussion. Leo, an 18-year-old cultural exchange student from Panama became a part of Cichowitz household." Also in this envelope are photos of San Marcos High School's Greg Wilson of the Knights Wrestling team pry off, Escondido High School Cougar team wrestler, Mikey Jordan (01-30-1976 photo by Kris Lindblad).

"The photographer deliberately blurred the action in Escondido High School gymnasium Friday when more than 1,700 students registered for the spring semester opening today. Teachers and counselors were present from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. to assist in selecting required courses. Similar scenes took place at Orange Glen, San Pasqual and San Marcos schools to raise total registration to more than 6,400."

Headshot of Richard Conley. Envelope has photos which include several men pushing a Camero race car onto a truck ramp. "Pro 722 Pena & Conley" painted on race car. Richard Conley, Escondido race car builder joined Frank Pena, race car driver in building a 1976 Camero pro socker they named 'Age of Aquarius II."

Labrador retrievers play fetch at Town Center Park, Rancho Bernardo with owner, Jean Kuchenmeister of Poway. Today called Webb Park.