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

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- uv.g' We're almost seniors and lots of tun l-las kept us always on the run. Ye juniors, eat, drink, and merry be For the oak is now a sturdy tree. Back Row: Jim Hare, Lee Laugenour, Steve Whitaker, Jim l-larget, Anthony Daniells: 3rd Row: Bobby Sapsis Mitchel Steenhoudt, Nancy Santee, Marlene Becar, Patsy Pierce, Cynthia Zaratonitis, Edelen Cory, Mary Masuen, Jack Belangeeg 2nd Row: Betty Maloney, Shirley Elliott, Ann Whittaker, Jerry Yoakum, Janice Harney, Eleanor Taggart: Ist Row: Birney Adams, Ronnie Peterson, Legare McNeill. il i i 'I K OFFICERS ZND SEMESTER President Jim Hare Vice-President Ken Kiley Secretary Jerry Yoakum Treasurer Legarc McNeill

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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.

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