Carmel High School - El Padre Yearbook (Carmel, CA)

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GARRY SHAW Football Golf Senior Class Representative Scientist Ambitious DICK SUMNER Hunter Fisherman Football Boogie woogie Boy Good-loolcing DICK TAPLIN Vice-President Student Body President Sophomore Class Football 2, 4 Track Convincing PAT TIMBERS Treasurer Student Body Secretary C.S.F. President Ski Club Poised Competent ARA TELIAN Presi tudent Bod W Traclcman That's julzy Block C BENITA UPDIKE Secretary Student Body President Junior Class Actress Popular Active RUTH VAN NIEL Studious Blonde Courteous President French Club C3..A.A. KATHIEVON MEIER The Padre Editor President Senior Class Lite Member C.S.F. Jane Eyre Secretary 81 Treasurer C5.A.A HARRY WATSON Football Handsome Block 'C Projectionist Practical TED WESTON Mechanic Steady Actor Agreeable Good-humored BEVERLY WIGHTMAN Spirited Red Athletic Talkative Spanish Club MARILYN POWELL lNot Picturedl

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CONSTANCE MELCHIOR Senior Class Representative Reliable Energetic Member Girls' Block C BETTY MORAN Attractive Sincere Equistrienne Considerable siiy Araoirri ivioiaieisstf-tu Secretary Spanish Club Treasure: Senior Class Member G.A.A. Psrvnr Friendly ROW! 4 JOAN MULLNIX l-lard Working Home Ec. Major Serious Athletic Cla lARl,ES OLMSTEAD Argumentative Independent Chuck Xllforking Man Easy Going ERIC OTTCD Mischievous Good-looking Reckless lmpetuous NANCY PAGE Commissioner Publicity President C.S.F. Secretary Leaders' Club Secretary Junior Class Charming JULIANNE POULICI-IET French Senior Play Nurse Winsome Pleasant GUNNAR REIMERS Skier Norwegian Football Block C Considerable Row 5 JANET RICHEY Commissioner Publicity Talkative Red Cross President C5.A.A. Personality HERBERT RJEBE Photographer Skier Swimmer Herb Kamaina ED SEIFERT Swimmeri Hot-rod Fiend Caretree Conversationalist Nonchalant

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IST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Leslie Doolittle Vice-President Bob Laugenour Secretary Mary Alice Graves 8Tl-I G RAD E The class ot '53 arrived at CHS from Sunset School and began the year by getting acquainted with the campus and making new friends. Ready with new ideas and a tresh outlook on what was to come, the eighth graders have become a recognized part ot our student body, holding a respected place in student lite. A gala Christmas party just betore vacation opened the social season with tun tor all as the group sang tamiiiar carols and joined in games and dancing. Eood was amply provided tor this yuletide attair by the eighth grade girls enrolled in Mrs. Bournes' Home Economics classes. The class started Easter vacation in tine style with a gay Easter party. Room I2 was cleverly decorated tor the occasion and dancing and games with prizes were enjoyed by all. Again the eighth grade home economics class supplied the retreshments. In May the annual seventh- eighth grade dance was held. This attair served to welcome the class ot '54 and to acquaint its members with the campus and with their future class- mates. The eighth grade music class was responsible tor the selection ot records in the jukebox in our cateteriay the music proved a popular attraction at lunch time. The tine spirit and willingness to work which has been displayed by our eighth graders indicates a very active group in years to come. Mrs. l-lazel Shepard and Mr. Ed Kincaid have been advisers tor the class ot '53 during their tirst year on our campus. Back Row: Pat Chedester, Erancene Eckart, Cynthia Coe, Jucly Harget, Arlene Eckart, Nellijean l-lollidayy 2nd Row: Gay Masten, Sylvia t-leinselman, Renee Bedau, Janet Grahtt, Gray Burnham, Myrna Sutton, Marsha Laird: lst Row: Mike Ricketson, Stephen Riddle, Mike Ricketts, Mike Elliott, David Smith, John Stewart, Peter Newell, Timothy Davis, Leslie Doolittle, Bob Laugenour.