Newport Harbor High School - Galleon Yearbook (Newport Beach, CA)

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in service With her quick smile and infectious laugh, Eleanor Ragan was an out- standing personality in the music de- partment and also as Girls' League vice-president. frightl Quiet and friendly, Helen Sands served in many fields - on the yearbook staff, the Student Council and G-.A.A. and handled very com- petently the job of Tri-Sigma treasurer. lfar rightj With her vitality and imagination Georgina Dick was not only out- standing in sports, but carried the complete responsibility as the year- book editor, and will always be re- membered for her sweetness and helpfulness to all who know her. lcenterl Sparkling and effervescent Frances Kimes contributed to school activities such as Student Council and Honor Society, and she will always be remembered for hcr Warm interest in other people, ffar rightl Tanned and athletic Kay Pridham went out for G.A.A. and school clubs. Tops as a swimmer, she is also very interested in English history. Cbelowj

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Hands Iius classmates. flower leftj President Bright eyed, dignified Ann Crawford stayed many nights after school to practice for the music programs, in which she always took the lead. ffar leftj Sparkling and p e p p y Lynn Brown was known as a spirited cheer leader, the Galleon adver- tising editor, and a top G.A.A. participant. fleftl Sandy Denlinger held the spot- light in many plays, administer- ed as Student Body Secretary and was a star thrush in the music department, and our prom Queen. Musical, studious, and athletic, Tom Henderson's top per- formances in instrumental music, and also his role as the Senior Class President will be remembered always by his Busy, exciting, cheerful Donna Price made her mark on thc stage and was not too busy to do a fine job as Girls' League

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Back row: K. Niles, N. Creighton, T. Gloe-ge, R. Middaugh, F. Swanson, G. Rogers, C. Babbitt, B. Gallivan, M, Doyle, R. Pringle Middlc row: S. Moores, D. Hatfield, K. Burch, M. Mobloy, M. Ca rtwright, J, Linson, L. Call, V. Mallondor, S. B1'ig'g's, S. Bush Miss M. Lamb, advisor. Front row: K. Krancr, B. Corson, P. Morris, L. Curtis, T. Holtz, G. Wright, R. McKinnon, L. Miller, F. Davidson, P. Dunlap uniors Jon- L1-stvr, Vicu Prvsidont Rolly Pulaski, President Back row: P. Graham, G. Brown, T, Lange, C. Babbitt, R. MCK innon, R. Boggic, C. Davey, R. Stansbc-rry, J. Burton, D. Be-lyea Middlv row: B. Martin, D. Suvss, M. Marshall, J. Miller, advisor. Kimos, D. Norton, B. Earl, S. Sherrill, A. Bradford, J. Isley, D. Horrell, Mr. J Front row: J. Evans, J. West, B. We-tzcl, M. Pierson, W. Schen kel, R. Beach, W. Strandhagen, B. Watts, R. Surmon, J. Snow Wnwrw