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

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FAC LJ LTV Dx L A Mr. Charles Dawson wlaarci I ' Miss Viola Knoche i ii: 1'-H211 , . ful an Mrs. Marie Eenner Mr. Jack Mermod Mr. John Earr Mrs. Louise Bourns dents 'find part time jobs: Miss Eleanor Crouch was school librarian and also con- ducted special reading classes: Mr. Ed Kin- caid, art instructor, is sponsor ot the popular ski club: Mr. Charles 'Chuclc' Dawson coach, es the lightweight tootball and basketball teamsp Miss Viola Knoche, social studies teacher, is also a new sli enthusiast: Mrs. Marie Eenner, girls! gym instructor, inaugur- ated tolls and social dancing as part ot the gym classes: Mr, Jaclc Mermod was a student teacher in the athletic department: Mr. John Farr, as head ot the music department, gave Carmel High its tirst band: Mrs. Louise Bourne teaches homemalcing and sponsors the Red Cross: Mrs. Hazel Shepard, social studies and English teacher, assisted the eighth graders in their tirst year at the high school: Mr. John Westover, science teacher, is an ardent golterg Mr. Lloyd Miller, who teaches all the commercial subjects, acts as tinancial advisor to the student body: Coach George Mosolts teams are tamous tor their sportsmanship and fight. Coach George Mosolt Mr. Lloyd Miller Mr. John Westover Mrs t-ta el Shephard t if'

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Mrs Mariqui a D. Brey Mrs Frances C. Johnson Tl-l Mr Donald Craig Mrs Elise Beaton Th: mcn and women ot our taculty are the real toun- Mr l-loward Byrne dation ot Carmel l-ligh Mrs Jane Down School, lt is they who are responsible tor the high scholastic standard ot our school and the honors that have come to many ot our grad- uates. During all our years at school, through patience and understanding, they shape us into tuture citizens ot our country and the world. ln the years to come we shall look back upon these days, and only then will we be able to appreciate tully and be most thanktul for their help and guidance. Mrs. Elise Beaton lFrench and Latinl spon- sors the CSF and the Latin and French Clubs: Mr. Donald Craig lSpanish and Senior Prob- lemsl was yearbook advisor: Mrs. Mariquita Brey llfnglish and Dramal directed th-3 out- standing Senior Play: Mr. l-loward Byrne lShopl initiated the new Driversl Education course: Mrs. Frances Johnson lFnglishl spon- sors the very active class ot '52: Mrs. Jane Down lGeometry and Algebral as junior class sponsor, helped make the Junior-Senior Prom one ot the best: Miss Enid Larson makes biol- ogy more interesting with many tield trips: Mr. lan Belangee, our tirst trade and indus- tries co-ordinator, helped many ot the stu- Miss Enid Larson Mr lan Belangee Miss Eleanor Crouch Mr. Ed Kincaid if it i .J nfl. rl!

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Kathie von Meier Connie Melchior Georgann Bell Nancy Page Laurel Hildebrand TI-IE EDITCDIQS Editor-inachiet ot this yearls El Padre was Kathie von Meier. ln her hands lay the respon- sibility tor planning every page ot the book and arranging tor the various jobs to be done. Assisting Kathie on the Editorial statt were Marlene Becar, Christine Malvido, Janice l-latton, and Louise l-larber. Business Manager Laurel Hildebrand was in charge ot all yearbook secretarial mat- ters ranging trom the handling ot correspondence to the accounting ot the yearbook tunds. Working on the business statl were Schatzi l-lerron and Carol Bedau. Responsibility tor all photography including snapshots went to Connie Melchior and Cueorgann Bell, associate photography editors. They organized the many campus groups tor picture taking and prepared the accompanying captions to the shots. Photography statt members included Herbert Riebe, Ruth van Niel, Nancy Brown, and Benita Updike. Ann Thoeni, subscriptions manager, together with her statt, had one ot the biggest jobs ot all the editors. She directed the sales ot EI Padre subscriptions with an intensive campaign which has made possible this year's larger and more inclusive book. The workers on the subscription selling crew were: Dick Taplin, Floyd Adams, Nancy Bacon, Kurt von Meier, Barbara Berg, Ardith Morrisseau and Jack l'lilgers. Advertising editor .lenneter Lloyd was responsible tor most ot the rest ot our income. Seemingly thankless hours were spent by the advertising statt on selling and collecting ads trom the many downtown merchants and organizations who bought space in our book. Soliciting ads were Pat Timbers, Edelen Cory, Dee Sharpe, Margot Campbell, Carol Bedau, Nancy Page and Marlene Becar. Literary work tor El Padre was under the direction ot Nancy Page. With her assistants she was responsible tor collecting all write-ups ot the organizations pictured. Those who William Marquardt Jenneter Lloyd Ann Theoni Joan Daniels Jim l-larget