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

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Seniors The class of l95O has always held a prominent place in Carmel l-ligh School activities. While in the eighth grade we began by forming and taking part in Junior l-ligh activities. During our freshman and sophomore years we are remembered for several successful dances and for our entertaining class assembly. In our junior year we all worked hard to put over the Junior-Senior Prom at the Carmel Valley lnn. The dance proved worth our efforts as it is still talked of as one of the best ever given. The outstanding event of our senior year was the senior play, Little Women. The enthusiastic audience praised Mrs.. Brey's directing, the acting of Joan Daniels, Connie Campbell, Nancy Brown, Dee Sharpe, Ann Thoeni, Edy Stebbins, Mary E. Horne, Bill Albee, Peter Lyon, Ronnie Peterson, and Jim l-lare, and the work of the stage crew headed by Jan Hatton and Tom Handley. Many of us have taken part in our student government, while others will leave behind them outstandQ ing records of athletic accomplishments. Even though the last days of our Carmel l-ligh life close, they shall live for a long time in our memories. We would like to thank our advisors, Mrs. Down and Mr. Farr, for helping to make our memories so pleasant. A t 0 6- in S 5 P i K., ,Jr 1: if LI., 5 i. A., 31 ,4 . 4 ff 2 ,fi 4 li i f 2 , frffi tis --wrt -:gsm - ,, if alms 1 .. .rfgsif g Q . . ' I' 'S' -in ffl? ..-.. aft, ,-Qs' -E' xr :ggi-t, .1, ww., X , - ' , it 'lg is resist S, s xy ifzetrs -Us 3 .,-....-.- - in W. Albee L. Laugenour C. Campbell E. Goodrick President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer J. Hatton S. Whitaker A. Ferrante E. Stebbins President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

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y, Edelen lent Body Secretary, 3 ss Secretary, l :lers' Club Vice-President, 3 letic rming bie, Mickey k C al Reserve 'able ll z Th Daniels, Joan Comm. Girls' Athletic, 3 Leaders' Club President, 4 Life C. S. F. President, 4 Party-giver Popular Goodrick, Ed Student Body Vice-President, Class President, 2 Deputy Sheriff Traffic Cap ye Class of l950 Dormody, Mike Class Treasurer, 3 Shot-Rod News Character Snagger Handley, Tom Block C Vice-President, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track Stage manager Lady Killer Tabasco ii-HQ: Elliot, Shirley Comm, Soc, Aff., 4 Cheerleader, 2 Red Cross President, 4 Leaders' Club Friendly Neat Hare, Jimmy Class President, 3 Q. B. Wit Slammin' Sammy Chet Kun 8 'Ns Ferrante, Anne Class Secretary, 4 Prompter Intelligent Fashion plate Harget, Jim Spanish Club President, 4 Block C Sports writer Capable 3 Y. 1.9.39 1? WF' K T iw