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

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i Y .. l .Nia I ' X '-'vr- 5' 1 ' I .lrfxy A :FL 4-'rm -4, 91, ' 'Ir l -Y,-ri -7, V ,- 'i J 9' n it i?i212f.s5i1Q+--15 ' ' if if f 5' 'ini fa k- .xffl jk fxf , 'Q' ci ' ' '. 9,15-iq. r' 'fnfle Mis? . ufrzfliwt 1, l -1--Wffk ,Ns Saphs things were hard, to our dismay, But our struggles have brought us well on the way. Th: worlc we do is never a iolce. The sapling is tast becoming an oalc. Back Row: Barbara Soderstrom, Linda Bain, Pat l-larn, Carol Templeman, Suzanne Smith, Peggy l-lammer, Marilyn Moffatt, Claraolive Wermuthy 2nd Row: Schatzi l-lerron, Alys Knight, Ruth Mottett, Jean l-lallet, Mavis Jones, Lillian Lee, Faye LaMarp lst Row: Chris Williams, Frans Doelman, Charles Lane, Thor Rasmussen, Bill Daniels, Niels Reimers, Hans Doelman. OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER President John Reibe Vieefpresident BiIlDani:1la Secretary Donna Douglas Treasurer Diane Lewis i

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IST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Joe Diekemper Vice-President Niels Reimers Secretary Suzanne Smith Treasurer Barbara l-lorne SOPI-IGMCDRES The sophomore class has made itselt known on the campus as one ot the busiest groups this year. The year was begun in the tall with the traditional Sadie l-lawkin dance, which this time proved more hilarious than ever. Daisy Mae and Ltil Abner costumes together with schmoos, bales ot hay, and apple cider furnished all the necessary setting tor a real dogpatch style party. Responsible tor the success ot the affair were chairmen Carol Ann Smith, John Riebe, Jean l-lallet, Donna Douglas, Mavis Jones and John Monroe. Cake and punch sales held in the corridor atter school during tootball season made the class treasury more sizeable. ln May the sophomores presented another novel dance in the torm ot a Pajamarino. Student body members appeared at the dance in all sorts ot gay nightwear. The class ot '5I was the tirst group to order class rings in the spring ot the sophomore year rather than during the junior year. Earlier delivery as a result will see members with their class rings at the beginning ot the tal' term. Other activities sponsored by the sophomores have shown that the group has much outstanding talent as well as many tine workers who show great promise as student body leaders. In the years to come we can look tor- ward to seeing the class ot 'SI taking an increasingly active part in student attairs. Guiding the group through its sophomore year have been Mr. Lloyd Miller and Miss Enid Larson. Back Row: Kathy Seipel, Ann Thoeni, Carol Smith, Edwina Brown, LaRene McEntireg 3rd Row: Al Greene, Joe Diekemper, Carol Petty, Donna Douglas, Diana Lewis, Elizabeth Yarra, Patricia Merivale, Barbara l-lorne, Roland Hathaway: 2nd Row: l-loward Veit. Eva Moberg, Jody Kistler, Jody Kirkpatrick, Gerry Robison, Ken Wightman, John Fortierg lst Row: Ted Brand, Jan van Niel, Bob Streissguth, John Monroe, Ronald Stoney.

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IST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Erik Short Vice-President Frank Richey Secretary Eleanor Taggart Treasurer Birney Adams JLJNICDRS The class ot '50 has an outstanding number ot leaders and participants in almost every organization at Carmel High. Both boys and girls have won innumerable honors, and have always displayed that champion type ot sportsmanship that we admire. The junior class North Pole Dance will long be remembered as one ot the tunniest and most unusual dances ot the year. Complete with icebergs and polar bears, the decorations were centered around a real north pole in the center ot the room. The Junior-Senior Prom, held at the Carmel Valley Inn, was unanimously acclaimed as the best ever given, and rightly so, tor nothing was spared to make this a prom to remember. Juniors who worked as committee heads tor the Prom were Mary Eleanor Horne, Jimmy l-lare, Ken Kiley, Eleanor Taggart, Edelen Cory, Erik Short, Steve Whitaker, Nancy Brown, Janice l-latton, Joan Daniels and Dee Sharpe. The coke, doughnut, and candy concession at athletic events was manned by class members and returns added to the already large treasury. Janice Hatton and Bill Albee were chosen delegates to the I949 ses- sions ot Girls' State and Boys' State to be held in Sacramento late in June. A close to junior activities came with the class picnic at Sleepy l-lollow. As the class ot '50 assumes the top place at Cl-lS next year, its many fine students will undoubtedly prove one ot the most capable groups ever to head our stndent government. Advisors tor the junior class have been Mrs. Jane Down and Mr. John Earr. Back Row: Dennis Narvaez, Mickey Frisbie, David Claghorn, Frank Richey, John O'Slicn, Peter Lyon, Bill Albee: 3rd Row: Ken Kiley, Anne Eerrante, Connie Mcliibbin, Ann Tanous, Dottie Kidwell, Mary Horne, Dionicia Narvaez, Christine Malvidog 2n:l Row: Carol Bedau, June Updike, l-larvya l-lodges, Joan Daniels, Nancy Brown, Dec Sharpe: Ist Row: Peter Berg, Erik Short, Tom l-landley, Ed Goodrick, Janice l-latton.