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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

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Ehflifl Ii. giifann ff 1 A ff rf- -f W ff iw Dedication We dedicate this annual to the man who has donated so much toward the Improve ment of our high school and who typlfles the spmt ef forts and Interests of the Carmel School Board Mr l O HANDLEY ullars I - to 5 ooooo geeeee dede ge eeo,-1Hee.L R Ma do W mD,,Dmllars l Admlnlstratlon STU-KRT XIII CHI LI Pruzmprl 9 Nhss DOROTHX H RIGHT IAN BI-LXNGI I 130171 of Girls Dem of Bovt The school hmrd composed ot Xlr I-I1rold NICISCH presldcnt Xlrs XIIFIIVI Xloller clcrl Xlr Gordon C1mphell Xlr -Xltredf Frx 1nd Xlr O H1ndlex h1s hx no mc1ns torfrotten our need for :1 hulldm f profrrfnn desplte the fallure ot the p1st bond ISSLIC The prmclple problem of the ho1rd IS the ox ercrou ded Con d1t1on of the elementarx schools Re1l1L1nfr th1t thls elementarx group xxlll he our hxfrh school group Vltlllfl a texx short xc1rs the hozrd has declded to t1lce 1ct1on 1s soon as possxhle hx Callmg for a p1X 1s X ou oo pl1n or 1 tu rinse MX posslhle co YIIJIIVIIIOII ofthe tu o xx nth 1 smfrll hond ISSLIC Ins 1lso hecn consrdeted Ctrmel H1 rh School tllccs thls opportunltx to thml the ho1r I for 1ts efforts to II1llxC our hmh school 1 better pl1ce of educ1t1on The underst1nd1n0 Glrls X lce Pr1nc1p1l 1nd Counselor Nllss Dorothx W rwht 18 m ch1roe ofthe socl1lc1lendar Xir I1n Belfmvee Boxs X lce Pr1nc1p1l md Counselor 1cts IS Qtudent CULIIILII tdxlsor 1nd h1s ch1rfre of ffuxdmcc Xlr Stutrt Xhtchcll serx es 1s the ef hclcnt md popul II prmclpll of our sc hoo: Stuart Nlitchellq Peter Niawdsley Financial advisor' il. O. Handley Harold Nielsen. Al Fry' not pictured- Xlrs. Martha Moller. Cordon Campbell Board Xlcmbcrs. new this VC11x': rIiii'nI-vciii biology, Fiircly found in n high scliool and OIiscrx'1i- tion and Participation in Fdilcntiolf' which pi'm'iLICs practical expcricncc for scnim' students who are planning to hccmnc rcnchf ers. XIV. IOIIX XX I SIOYIIR .S'1'fU1Ii'C XI1x,XI.XRQL'II X IERIY f'illQfIXI.', lJ1'.1u1.1 Xliw. II XXI I NIII PXRID fffuznr lligfi ION I xii RIIII II XX'Il'T'7! Syiiii brzzdzuir xifl.iiiL1N lumix' T Two unusual courses arc FACULTY .Xlust of the faces on this page have been familiar to all Carmel High Students for mam' vears. The new faces are Klr. Relfe Leavitt and Nlrsi Ellen Rogers. Nlr. Belangee left most of his classes in order to join the administration staff. ,Xliss lfl.ORlCXCQl-f XIORROXX School Numa Xlrs. lCI.l.l-'N ROGERS Sefremry .Xliss ICLICANOR CROUCH I.ibrnria11 Nlr. RICI l.-XRD ll.-XG.-XDORN Art Xlr. CH.-XRLICS D.-UYSON Science Xliss FAITH CONKLIN Girls' Pbysiral Eduration Xlr. JOHN ARl3f ,llzuic X, W1 lx Xir. HO 'ARD BYRNIQS Shop Xlrs. LOUISE BOURNIQS Home Economic: Xlr. GEORGE NIOSOLF oyr' Phivxlifal Education 4 Maintenance Thanks to the hard-working maintenance staff the campus of Carmel High School enjoys widespread fame for its beauty. Nlr. W. E. Vilioen aided bx Frank Girard is general direc tor The grounds are expertlx cared for bv Art Holtzhauer assisted by l adx his rat extermmator Carl Slim Nlaslund and Orxille jeu ell keep the corridors and classrooms in excellent condition while Cap johnson devotes his time and energw to the swimming pool Thanks go to Xlrs Sadie Henderson and her staff for keeping us vsell fed during the W ear CAFIETI RIA STAFFY FRANK GIRARD W E VIL-IOENI ART HOI TYHAUER LAT' I A,,.,,, '- 'Nl- x'i'l CARL N ASI UND ORX II Ll JE WELL 8 3 ?'?'M-w.C,,,,,,.. . S , -.M X 1 'f-wax ,An N., , '-Rf' .ff f, 1 , , N f zigvi., I if -f I gxk D 3- ,tr EK Rf h N, I is Q 2. 3 1 ' -4 ,HELEN Y. ., Q K m X .Ar R.. As f, f v 2: w 220 W '54, SENIORS The senior class of 1951 is the only class that has been at Carmel High School for six years. We came up as lowly seventh graders, but as eighth graders we asserted ourselves. We had the school laws changed to permit eighth graders to attend school dances and to vote in student body elections. As underclassmen we were very active. As juniors we sponsored the junior-Senior Prom which was held at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Our senior play, Murder in a Nunnery, with Katy Brania and Howard Veit in the leads, was the out- Preslde t CONRAD EGE Vice preszdent MAVIS JONES Secretary LINDA BAIN Treasurer JOHN EDVIONDS LINDA BAIN President KENNETH WIGHTMAN Vzce president N AN CX N UTTER Secretary KATHY SEIPEL Treasurer standing accomplishment of our whole six years. It could never have been done without the co-operation of the entire class and the never failing leadership of Mrs. Brey. The year was climaxed with a Senior Ball and a Senior Barbecue. The senior assembly was a hilarious success. In farewell we wish to thank the faculty, the staff, and the teachers who have advised us, especially Mrs. Down and Mr. Miller, for giv- ing us six wonderful years that will never be forgotten. ll I I IND X MN I mllcrs Club XX ell lllxed C nrls State 3 I SI Pres 4 KIIRISIOPIII R BARNI S Nan man Qu1er I-ootball I llxeable B-XRB-XR-X BI RG I eaders Club Sec 4 Cheerleader Comm of Socnal AITHIFS 3 -Xssured II D BR -XND Qulet Bralnw Colfer KIPIIIIIIIIAICLI I DW INA BROWN N Fddle PePPY Iffiiclent Leaders Club SX I X FSTI R BURK Block C V P 4 gg Football Indn 1dual1st XL DRI-X C-XNIPBI I I -Xrnsnc Comm of Gnrls Athletles I Thoughtful Rallx Club Ix-XTHI RINI BRANIA DONN-X DOUGLAS Rex erend Xlorher Comm of Gnrls Athletxcs 1 Sporty I eaders Club Pres 4 Soelable Relnable Attractu e Kern C CLASS BILI DANIELS XII CC -XL Football Steady Class V P 3 Reserx ed WW 1, I ' If I 9 nfl If W' . , ' AI. ' . . - I Q Y , I L Q ,IIQR A S I I, - Ru ed S .I PII III X u I Q Umar flnrxmm, II INS IJOI I I X Ir IIIIIKIIIIIIIC C Ins I rn IS I IILIIKIII IrI1Icr1L Ii IRIIIR I IIORXI III Snr Cllss Su UI IR INS IX III XX Ilss I I 1Ixc.1ImIc Irack Studnnt fuuncll -I I Hman I Int run cILr' xlllllf II all druscd IDI ISOR IH II11. II If I ffgrxcsccnt IIIIIILI I S CIIRXC CIIIRI I S FRIIISH III f hunk Ilmlumc I ood I1Il'lII'ClI XX IIIII mn G -I -I Xen C 1su1I IUIIN IORIIIR fONR-XD IRGI IOIIX I IJIIUNIJQ joker Qnrgamt C SI' rg I Dulllsh IIIIIJIDIC P wr1vs.,r1pI1x I II II1mnn1L our ll Inurcstlm, II1sI1fuI sx I P UI cr ' I Q F I 9 I ' ' ' II. fl IIIINII .- 1 E f - . I.If V .- ii C I. ' - 'Z GUI.: . Hoc., -I I. 'CII' I - 1 ff.S.I , Sec.. I 'Igrccablc ,I V .- IIC . .- . ' -II . . ' f . .IQTT C215 IP.. I IIII' 'F' -. x ffl fir ' ju N Girl A I. Anguc -I ., 3 I 'I 1 I' s w I 'I If IIII Q. 'r 1' CIA' I...-I I SHARON JONES Majorette Enthusmsuc Neat Arms: ROD DRFSSFR Comm of Boys Athletics 4 Dlstmctxve Loquacious Play boy SCHATZI HERRON Pente Chatty Well dressed Fl Padre Staff 'VIICHAEL NICCLURI Nasy Reserve Stage Manager Prankster Football DARIEL HFNDFRSON Sherrxe Sk: Club Pres 4 Actress Comm ofSoc1alAffa1rs 4 ALXS KNIGHT I Cheerful GAA Pres 4 Ammated Lrvely CHARLES LANE Qulet Blectrlcxan Auto shop Football Manager 2 FAYE LaN1AR Home Fc 'Mayor Carefree Splrlted Capable LILIAN LEE JOHN MONROE G A A Radio ham Choir I2 Block C Dependable SCIIOUS Smcere Industrrous CLASS CHARLES 'MAY Buzzy Football jox ral Fisherman I ' 1 1 f A , - . If My ' I b . iffy f' J, J A J ' A I ji ' If l r X 1 X T A 1 A 1 . . . ., 'ff' I -A 4 N l . OFIQI MAVIS ,IONES G.A.A. V.P., 4 Equestrienne Class Sec., 4 Amiable BARBARA NICCREA Unaffected Cook French Club Sec 4 Obhgmg GERRY ROBISON Trackman Snakecharmer Conscxentxous LA RFNF Mc ENTIRE' Home Ec. Major Engaged Nonchalant VVell-dressed NIELS REIMERS Pres. Student Body, 4 Athletic Character Boys' State, 3 NANCY NUTTER Re Rallv Club Latln Club Pres 3 Loquacnous THOR RASMUSSFN Student Bodw VP 4 Football Nlorseman Popular PATRICIA MERIVAU Jm Momw MARILYN! MOFFATT SALLY REICH ARD Law' Club V P 2 -Xthlenc Home Ec 'Mayor Helpful Leaders Club Quiet Frnendly Generous C S F Wxce Worker Domggflc 6 li dn Q . 1' . -, shy A . E v . 4 H O so mt SChfJl21!'ly A Singer A A'Inez A A Chou- jOHN REIBE Skier flass Pres 2 Far crazx Happx go luckx SL S XX SKI SBL RX Spmlsll Club Pmscd I l!LlLSU'lCIlI1L Xrrraptu L BOB ST l BBINS Shurtcrbug Smccre Helpful llC,SP0l1S1lllC lx-XT HX SI IPI I Busmnss Nhmqer Dcp ndfzblc Rustw RON XI D Sl UNI N Ron X 11lex1tc Football Hard xx Uflxlllg' SLIXXXI SXIII ll Suzlc C l11I'IU1I'lL, l cnlcrs Club X x C lb SIRI IQSC Lll Sxlcsmm liloclx C C xsual U X KL Utfug lam liuln B XRB XR-X SOIJI RSI ROXI Plwx ful Dr mcstlc Quxnt l,llTkI'LI1l' x N l ll Q s Call st lin l4lf-.ISI Ill wtu I4 CLASS S mrrx Il f Lldflxli , ,-Q - v, 1 ' I z ' sf . 1 ' l '.P., 4 Rall llL V.P.,-if '. ' ' f f . BOB M . .' 2 K I 5,,ffl5'p4,kCn Cirlmlylullmfrcd IIU ' RU YI ll 1 . . ,IAN .m 'Ill f,XRUI,I XYY SXlI'l'll 'llhl UvI',' ,R .l Xl N 'lk' H 'll -U ' .. - I - Q- i lhlly fflulm H ' ,' '- ', f' Xufglmlu l3f+1xrur'm1x 'ly ' l l: l ' b X C-XROI TI XIPI I XIAN C hcerlcadcr 34 X IX acxous Popular BII I X ARIYN Fr1endly L npretentlous Doc Student Councxl 1 B ARB XR -X TR ACY The Padre Edltor 4 Office Glrl Llkeable L naffected CI -XROI IXI WI RNIL I II fum Soft spoken Rescrx ed Xrhlerxc KIIRIS XX II I I-XXIS Slucr I norball Ir rlcndlw C -XROL STIWVART Drummer Plas ful The Padre Staff I lnrtauous BII L II I-IITI' oker -Xctor I ootball Comm of Bows Athletles 4 DIANE LEVVIS KEYWETH Talented VVIGI-ITVI -KN Sweet Pohtnclan Class Sec 2 Class Pres, 3 I eadcrs Club Basketball Yotnceable RLTI-I ANY NIOFFATT H IIXBETH Y-XRRA RutIue -kloof Generous -Xttracrlve J -J 1 x if X .D I ka ' X . , . - ,N Class Sec., I Ifasy-going 7 4 I 4 1 ' , .5 77 ' I , . I , . The CLASS fi fr- .5 5 f A-C Th1s x ear s yumors hax e handled the customarx 1ob l Q 1 XA 4 S f 2 Ca of the colxe and candx concess1ons at the games most effxclentlx and besxdes haxe had manx successful cake 0? RQ J sales The jumor Assemblx was enyox ed bx all The If 5 gf X f v yy f f umor Senlor Prom of the Class of J xx as declared a ' no ff success by all xx ho attended Ex ery one at Carmel I-hgh f 1 I 0 Rf' 3 ,f L I 5. f School IS expectxng great thmgs from next Vear s sen 2,5 I xors HH! Ml way gf, 1stROVV john MCKIHHCY jlm 'xixller Bob Campbell jo Lxelyn Albee Collette Ferguson Bob Lpdllxc VIZFCIZ Danelz Shella Buchanan jane Trappe jamce Wesley Wlley CAMERA SHY Don Canham Ph1l1p L on Znd ROW Frank Lanou Henry Oxerm Sald Lees Eugene 'xlacFarland Frank 'Nlorehead 11m 'N eheen Peter Hatton joan Kempen Carol Tlmber Thompson Paul Aars Shrrlev johnson Paula Roloff Wancy Bacon jane Lowrey Betty De Amaral Babs Kathleen Whxttaker Bexerly Wood Balzar Dons Konrad TOP ROVV Mansfield Turney i t I6 5- l -T - X W K X .- A I-.1 ' :N n X A ' J .J x A Ta ' I if ., .J 1'S 1 K 'vx , -5 A Y ' ' N. . - It . ,f ' X Z 5 . ,' ' . Y. , ., iv Q ' k ,Q - . ., . Q . - - f I X: , v Y v v 'W , X .... X55 5X .' . A -' 1 - ' I , U ' 5 - ' v f f .- . . .ff Y V . Y V :L-1 'E' ' gf, A .- . . , ,, A 5 Q., - ff 5 ' - ' 4 S B 1 1 - f . l ' ' 'Ma ,1 K 'l 'Kit 1 . ' ,J 'I S3 -1 ls -'H , I e .A ,VM - f X .-1 .. - , .. 1, f . ef x fb- 1. 1- A -'Huy' 7 Yi 1 ' . ' A , . Q' . , ' . , , 1 . . . , . 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' I.LlI1I1y' Doolittle, I3 :Ii Campbell, Skipper' I.I .' , Gil- I-Qmcry, Buddy Grant, Hike XlcPIierson. Del Meyer, bert Neill. I.eRoy Spencer, janet .XIcI7niI, Joyce . ',. ti ..z , ' 'Q' - . iS, LL 1. I .- A ' . .5,.'-,. N 1531- '- . big. -K ..:,h,L. 'JK ,I 'R 5 . sg ' ' , . . 'js Y 'j . Qi '- ' V X, H1181 fy: HI-1 7 -U . r01i': -I ' .QV V I , ? I I ' I - Jr ' '-'vii' Sc' Q. -L ' ,A L, 1, I V, Tnuisl rar ,Ja 15, I J ik: . 4. .. I L' I O VICE- I 'dt' , S ' ' L' I ' PIQII-. . ' R' 'ON ' h 'I ' t' I7 'iii Jn , 3 First ro Pat Chcdester anet Czraift Xhce Lutes Nlxrna Sutton Nlarc1a Lalrd Nlarlann Odell Renee Bedau Second ro Lmda Feek Sandra Solomon -Xrthur Lollms Pablo Pallek Sx lx 13 Hemselman Nlarx -Xdams olm lxmg Ilvzrd ro Nlrke Llllott -Xrt Sehurman mtruder Rax Nlarth john Stew art The Clas One of the buslest groups on the campus tlus x cu xx rs the sophomore class l helr seemmglx mcxlmustxble energx produced the populqr md l'IlLllIl0Illl Serdxe Hemlms Dance and 1 x C1 x enter tammfr rrssemblx lo promote school spurt md to mcrease Il1C1I' treasurx the Sophs sold megaphones to the rootels at the footlnll frames Lnder the leadershlp of Xlrs bhepud cmd Nlr Havadom tlus cllss rs sure to go on to greater hewhts m the x errs to come Peter Newell Leslre Doolrtrle Pozmlv ro Brll Chalklex mtrudcr Bradlq Dxxon mtruder Gm Xlasten Gerald NlcD0nald mtruder Blll Burke C eorge Stebbms I vmtrr ll N Peggx Carpcnter x de Amaral -15 -1 'J of I953 I'zr5t V0 Paul Baum lvxrcn um Nluer Cherle -Xddemn Barbara lxcllcr Pcnm Bcstor Hardy n Xlarrs Ruth Harrmgmn Pat bturdx xllfllll XX xlhams Paul Rmkctwn Paul Bullcmam mlm Hudson Bcttx joncb Carlcnc Damcls Larolc Bxcrs Ilzri 0 Gl RM D XILDON AI IJ Inxzdenr Vu L Inndun RL1H Il XRRINC ION .Sunrww lreasunr B111 Cmrlmm 'Inn Dans mtruder mtruder mtruder -Xrt Page john Bxllman fourtl ro -Xrlclgh ones CIAIS Xloou mtrudcr ack Nlgfformack LOUIS Tom fucku' C1111 rr lx Paul -hrs Bob I augcnour Xllkc Ricketts CRAIG XIOORI XRLI IC H JON! 9 P-XT STLRDX Pnudenz Vuf. lreszduzr Secnzzrw Tn nur jack NiLC'ORXI3sClx Officers I9 Lf - B ..-. , ' s J Q 2' X, , I 5 xk ' , 1 1 Q. . A N ? .5 E ' Q11 s Q x R J ' f - l. ,' .' - 'v, Jiri- 'vj N .' S, B .' ' .',. L 41 -Ar, ',A .1 . ' , l' Summl' row: Xlikc lfrwin, intruder, .Xlikc Rickctson, jaramillo, Doug Dial. jack Hilgcrs, Tom XIcGlynn, .., . . . . ,kj K. ' - ' ,v,' wt, Ubxjvw . Al,-g A Q ', Wy ' JU rw: . '. I F 1' 5- if I - ! , X K 1 . ' A Q . Q I f C. , ' ' ' 1 '-,,1 ', , ,, , J , ' -'J- , 7 l I O ll'l 9 lllvef RV l mx ms The Class lhe frtshmen thdnt nut untll thls XLII t prow xx h1t xxorthx people thcx IIC I ist wal thex Sl10XXCLlIl1C1I' talent md energx bx frmnw out 'md scllmff nmffqmne subserlptlcms to flll the1r glass trewsurx and thls x ear thcx put on 111 u Q1 UI l :1 E' 1 MXN H 5 all l lssemlmlx for the sehool Sueh lI1QlLlSUX md studlousness should mtl t them 1 fmt tlmss md xxm them unemlmg sup port lll then wus to eome 'mt Qumcl lilgll School Imt rom. I m Seulett Del Ruldmg lrmk Nums s mm mmm IX rt un 4 Q Xmu Due Basel Did llllgtrs Bruee lgllxltf Sllll Slllllll n C ttf: ul 1 Llllk lhll x LLUIIJ rr um mn Spenter lx Cllrle Diane L xr nrul 1 r A rx xers 1 18 xu nel Ill ts X lu ltrrx L UllLIlL ltlullltrgtr nl L I lr llul1Smlu . , : CL'3 1 Ng A 1 Al A Ai' H Ei f ...... A5 ' 4 - r ' ML ff e - iv: Q . N.: I K 1 T- 2 V? M 5- ' 12. -Q te X ,. Y Muff? n .gig 1 ,rq Q K. 'Ev . - I E n- Y ,Z ,A -H , ff . ' - I -M. A'f fl-. 'A Xg.fS -' ' K fd. ' EJ' , ' x!xfN --A-' K 2- ff -ze-N e f X- 'dl - 2 - if Q --. X - .- 5 - S ' gg-gh L- , , ' ' - s..-' - Q- 1 x l 5? M- Q X .,. . . ., 4 ' - ,,, 4 .. 4 . , . Xxtg 1 Q: ' - 4 ' I fe l , , Xb, f 3 t f , xbnil FQ -1 ' ,' ' .- tm -I .f . 'M' . M ff- ' M 1: V e A i . . 5 - t J i4 i, ..f?- -- ' 1: I L 3 , . , , u .' . , , ef, L':l?'f-1 .77 lv- ' . 1- . 5 ' , , .. . 9. . 2' ' . Q . . ,Q- J' : ' '. Q , r il..-1 ' 1 :I f V' af v V ' A - ' I ri C .A 4' - f , : 1 1 A A .4 .1 V, P -4 5- , A.. -. . 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BROSX AX Pr :iam HRST .Sf1llS7bR HOU XRD1 ACC XR1 V :I L HON ARD ROLOII IL e Pr JI SIDXI X TICI Ar f rx 1 ll.cg i':'iil1u .al-1 1 nm nv. 3 l an Gland BOB DOL C11 XS ll jxxll kIXG art Freshman Qfflcers R SCXRI I I 2 N34 Xcfbk xQ'Df 6 Q70 Q Z xx:: .Z fi Helen Dufur 171.1111 D1x ISOII CJI'LfLl1LI1 Herron Sallx S urr .SLL0lIf ro C1rolt C oodr1tl1 Sl11rlex Dc -Xrnaral Pl11ll1s liurnttte U llllk l 1111ltt Sl1111111l1 Stm ton Rena X 1llo11 Slllklfl lxohntr Clurlottt lox tl 1r1 u Crue Cl11p111111 P11 Cr1111sl1.1xx Clrx The Class The hardest x tar for 'IHX class qt C H S IS the e1qhth UI 1de I11 eirlx September the Carmel Hwh lmhes started rwht 111 to shoxx ex erx one that thex xx ere rc1llx 111 1111port1nt part of Carmel H1 h Sehool Thex ffqxe txxo partles for thelr tl1ss :1 NXIIIILI f1ol1t 1nd 1 X 1lent1ne s Dax p'11tx Thex plled up tl1e xx ood for the Bonfue R1llx md e11te1t11ned the school xx 1th thelr assembly ll1e1r f-I'lCIlClllI1CSS has xxon tl1e111 Cqlllllfl x 1tl1 mx class lt has been prox ed 1l1e'1dx to C.1Ill1Cl Hwh tl1 If the 111e111 bers ot thc tlqss of 1 xx1ll be lexders 1n the scl1ool Nlerlt P1t111111 lee NltGutlt1n Xhllard XIart1n Greg Danelz P17111 ro Paul Pl.1IT13I1Ql0I1 Paul Xe mentes XIIL ones G1rx Appleton CFIXCH Ross Cwztm 11 lxr1st111t Ntlscn 4, 6U9 bn 22 , , le a A1 ' ' Y 'N K D I . . 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'-f523 dw'L. 25:1-.:' .iff 11, wlrzzzyrff., Eifi YJHQTH Q V 5 -:fi V 'ZA 1 X CARMEL K CIT Y Q.ii?55??i5xR5G?i Figgiil, CARMEL f 'Tfif' ffa , ., . ,A fn aw ,,, NA: ', - TGBER 2? 7 Nz in N-...J XII LS RI IXII RS Preszdwzr Vnt Pruzdenr B-XRBXR-X I-IORXh Sewffvv stuxxri sxurn Studen The student tounul 18 tomposed of eletted representa tn es and ofheers xx ho meet xx eeklx to trx to settle X arlous school problems ind to orUan1Le the student bods The presldents of both semesters N1els Rexmers and Con rad Ege respectlx elx haxe serx ed as dlrectors of the stu dent bodx X ICC presldents Thor Rismussen 'md Hans Doelmqn XX ere ln chlrffe of tmxehnff ind x1s1t1n0 'lS5Cfl1 blles Qetletqrles Bqrhflra Horne and aneI cm rex hqndled dll eountll correspondence and the treasurer Su7anne Sllllfll hls held the xe1r lonff loh of 'ILCOUIIIITNT for 1ll monex sn ed 'md spent I he CIOIIIIIIISSIOTICTS of Girls Ath letlts Xudrex Clmpbell md C1role Sllllfll Ccmmnssloners of Box s Athletlts Rod Dresser 'md Blll YN h1te Commls Tn mzrer 57111111113 Xlbte C Blum X Spurr I Doohttle G Xntlsen .Snrzur S Nutrer -X Campbell F Doel mm B Lpdlltt D Douglms 'I Rasmussen R Dress er N Renntrs B Home j Ixmg S Smith C Tem pltmm X lxm ht I Broun B Bam N Nutter , Q. 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O Qloners of Publlcltx jo lxelen -Xlbee and Diane Lexx 18 and COIDHIISSIODCFS ot Soeml -Xtfurs xx ere Sherrle I-lender son and Xlax 15 jones The other members of the eounell lnelude rxx o represent aux es from each class the presldent of the G X A the preeldent of the Bloelx C and edrtore of the Padre and El Padre The outstandmo aeeomphshment of the Student Councrl thrs x ear xx as the rex mon of the LOIISIIIUIIOII to elarlfx and add needed seetlons The eounul has rlso helped rn xar lous extra currlcular .xetnxntlea auch ms the xarloue CC -Xl Lonferenees oeelsloml Slxlflllff plrtlcs the Plnlx and Green Ball and other soull lctlxxtles put on hx the stu dent bodx Qfkqi COX R -XDL I GL President ll-XNS DOI l X1-XX Vzfe Pnuiuzr ,I-XIX IL LOW RL X Secretary left to 7151! Susan llzrnnx Pxul Baum Nella RCIIH Doelman Conrad I ze Xanax xurter jo -Xlbee Carol ers -Xllen Ixmghr Bull Danxels Pat Grrmshaxx B111 bmrh ldxxlna Broxx n Sullnre bnuth Drane Lexus H hlte ohn Rrebe jane l oxx rex lxatx Branla Ham and Gax Xlasten LIND-X B-XIX lDxXlX-X BROWN Co Edzton SLI XILCLOLD Subsrrxprzon Edxtor SUI ANNE SXIITH otogr 1pl x Einar BXRBXRX llORXl lmrrrx lunar lx-XTHX Sl lPl l Bllslllcn Einar EI Padr Thls xear of 1930 Jl has seen manx unusual happemngs IH school Perhaps the best lllted 1nc1dent xx as the closmg of school for txxo daxs IH Februarx durmg the flu CP1dClll1L It saxx some of the bovs loln and leax e for armed serxlce lt xx ltnessed a champronshlp football team lose to Hollxster lt saxx our basketball team thoroughlx beat P G It saxx Carmel agfnn as host to the Inx 1tat1onal Basketball Tourna ment and the Plnk and Green Ball ID our gx m We haxe trled to record some of these hap pemngs ln th1s annual for x ou We thought the art theme approprlate for Clrmel ln appreufltlon of tllell' efforts xxe xx rsh to thank Xlr Hwadorn and Xlr Xllller for l'lClPlIlU us xx 1th the art xx orlx 1nd lll'1Q'lllI1C sales Nlr Cralg xx ho acted as our adxlsor and slaxe duxer Xlr Hurl Sxx lrtl photoffrlpher 1nd the 'XINCFIL in N euboolt Lo xx ho printed the boolx l lI1Lll Bam I dxx 1n1 Broxx n DI BORXH GI I RIXC 4 itertmm, Fdztor -XLDRl X CXXIPBI ll -in Editor 3 ,,,,,n-I Thus xe1r s I l Padre xx as publlshed under the dlreetlon of co editors Llnda Bam and Ldxx ma Broxxn Lmda orffanlzed the art photographx and lax out staffs xx hlle Fdxx ma handled the adx ertxsmff SUDSLFIPIIOIIS busmess 'md publle 1tx 1nd llterarx depnrtments The cox er msert pwes 'md 1ll other draxx ings xx ere done hx the fart stiff under the super XISIUH of the edltor Xudxex Cflmpbell xx ho xx IS iblx fnsslsted bx Bfnbs Baller -Xnn Spurr md Xlllxe NlePherson -Xdxertlsmg edltor Debomh Geermg organ 11ed her st1ff to mnx Iss the l0C ll merehmts The staff eonslsted of Suzanne Smith Pat Harn lmtx Branm jeln Hallett lxen VV1ffht man hurt xon Xleler slllll Nlxller Bob Lpdlke Bob C1lllPlJCll Don Cmham Bull IJ2lI1lClS Romld Stonx 1nd Sue Sxlsburx fmt ro Xlr Cralg -X Spurr B Balzer P Rolotf C, Rngsbx S lxoeher lx belpel L Let D Gcermg bttonf ro 5 Herron lx Whittaker P Harn P m ex D Douglas C, bllllfll D Lexxls S Smxtm Busmess and publlutx edltor lx1thx Sexpel xx as asslsted bx staff membex Llllall I ee bumnne Smlth handled the photoffraphx de pqrtment xx 1th help from Slbxl lxoeher john Fdmonds and jack Hllffers Student subserxptxons xxere sohexted bx the SllD'sLI'lPl'l0I19 staff helded bx Sue XleCloud The stiff members xx ere Bandm Solomon De box 1h Cleellnv Dmne l exx1s Donnl Douglws Bfxrlma Horne SLlYlIll Herron lvathleen NVh1tt1lter Nwnex Bweon andBarb1raBerQ T he mrtleles eoneernmfr the elwss 1nd elub fle t1x1t1es faeultx fund all other prlnted materlal xx ere xx rltten bx Babs Balzer Donner Douglas Sherrle Henderson Nanex Nutter john Ed monds Pit Nlerlxflle and Barbarq Horne ed1 or lllrd rm., N Baeon 5 Solomon lx Branxa H11 gers B Lpdxlxe P Nlerlxale N Nutter fourth ro lx xon Xleler Xl XIeClure ldmonds B lD3I'l1ClS j N lllcr vp + -f 29 First row: S. Holt, L. Bain. S. Henderson, N. Nutter. S. McCloud. Second ro-wz P. Schneeburger, I.. Lee, XY. Lyon. D. Xlaliar. lf. Doelman, H. Doelman, G. Beaton, L. Doolittle, j. Lyon, j. Hudson. T. Brand, Stoney. B. XleCrea, Buchanan. B. Berg, Fortier, Masten, li. Xlathiessen, T. Phillips. j. Clarke, D. Horne, P. Xlerivale. Third row: Mrs. The French Club. under the sponsorship of Nlrs. Beaton. was a busv club this year. Its main project was collecting the four shipments of clothing which were sent to Ifcole Delphine Gay near Rouen, France. As social functions, the club members enioved pot-luck dinners and a Twelfth Night Party. The only specifica- tion for membership is that the student must have taken French. CiiA.At The aim of the Ciirls' Athletic Association, which is under the leadership of .Xliss Conklin, is to further the sportsmanlike competitive spirit among the girls bv means of intramural aftersehool activities. This vear the girls have participated in both team and individual sports. The G.A.A. sponsored plavdavs with other schools and the junior-Senior basketball game. French Firm rms: A. Knight, Rocher, S. Herron, j. Kohn. Schnecburgcr, D. Lewis. D. Douglas, C. Timbers, N. I.. Lee, A. Campbell. A. Knight, A. Petty. Second Bacon. 7il.7i7'dT!lH1 C. Douglas, D.Geering, IQ. Brown, rou':'C. Templeman, B. Berg, B. Horne, S. Smith, P. S. McCloud, L. Bain, j. Morris, C. Ferguson. I ff .J ' 1 l' :fu . 'iff . First row: C. Ferguson, Lowrey, S. McCloud, D. Horne, S. Stoney, P. Merivale. Second row: Mrs. Beaton, P. Carpenter, P. Bestor, P. Chedester, R Harrington, Xl. Odell, P. Schneebergcr, M. Xlarrs, S. Kocher. Third rofwz A. Ferrante, j. Huffman, M Konrad, B. Strcissguth, A. Page, N. Nutter, D. Red- ding, Paul Bellcman, G. Stebbins. Fourth row: P. . Finley, G. McDonald, intruder, B. Stebbins, King, L. Doolittle, S. Lloyd, j. Hilgers, D. Smith, B. McCrea. The Latin Club, which is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Elise Beaton, is a social organization for the Latin students. The members enjoyed an initiation party and a pot-luck dinner to prepare themselves for the climax of the year, the Latin Club's reason for being, the colossal Roman Banquet, in Roman style, costumes and food. Block C This year the Block C sponsored the annual football banquet with about 150 fathers, sons, and guests attending. They also gave a spring dance and held their annual initiation. The members were responsible for the corridor patrol in con- junction with the Leaders' Club First row: R. Stoney, S. Burger, B. Chalkley, K. von Meier, A. Page. P. Palick. Second row: B. Dixon, G. McDonald, B. Laugenour, D. Morehead, P. Ricketson, G. Robison, Scarlett. Third row: H. Overin, M. Ricketts, B. XVhite, D. johnson, C. Ege, C. XVilliams. Fourth row: A. Knight, J. Moran, T. Rasmussen, C. Lane. Fifth rofw: N. Reimers, L. jaramillo, T. Bros- nan, H. Veit, D. Leidig, H. Rolotf, B. Soderstrom Sixth rofw: C. Moore, S. Emery, H. Doelman, P Newell. Sefuetith row: F. Doelman, F. Abplanalp, R Dresser, j. Monroe, G. McFarland, j. Stewart, B Ameil. President Vice-l'rexidev1r Secretary 'I'rea.vurcr Prexidcnr Vice-Mcsidcfzr Secvurary 'l'reaxzm:r Girls' League The Girls' League is an organization for all the girls in the school. lts main purpose is to enable the girls to get acquainted. This purpose was fulfilled through informal teas. Each class was to prepare a program for such a tea. The Seniors presented a group of girls who explained the clubs in the school for the benefit of new girls. The juniors sponsored a lecture by a representative of the American Association of University XVomen. Thanks to the sponsorship of Miss lVright, the club was quite successful. CS Scholarship for service is the motto of the California Scholastic Federation, and it is the meaning of the SS on the CSF pin. This vear's activities were high- lighted bv a pot-luck supper. cl which proved that intelligent girls are good eooksj, and in the spring, a tour through the campus of the University of California at Berkeley. This trip was to acquaint the students with that particular campus and with college life in general. Officers Barbie Berg Mavis jones SuLanne Smith Carroll Reid Deborah Geering Ruth Harrington lfdwina Brown Audrey Campbell Fmnr mu: D. Douglas. P. Carpenter, Nl. Sutton. ll- Byers, A. l.utes, lf. Brown. Iiarlc row: S. McCloud. Bain, S. liohker, B. llorne, D. llorne, B. Balzer, P. G. Niel, l.. Doolittle, S. l,lovd. lf. l.anou, 'lf Brand, Xlerixale. P. Chedester. .lliddlu fuzz: R. Siepel, IJ. j, Albqg, AXlfS,BC3flJI1, i Lewis. P. Selmcelmurger. S. Smith, R. llarrington, C, Fzrrr ro : NY. Lyon, C. Alay, A. Greene, S. Hender- son j Xlonroe, j. Reibe, Al. Turney. Second row S ohnson, S. Storney, P. Ricketts, A. Luker, S. Holt S lxoeher, D. Horne, C. Ferguson. Third row: C. dorn. Boyd C Rawlings, X. Bacon, C. Buyers, j. Kohn, The Ski Club is probably one of the IUOSI outstanding school clubs, because of the enthusiasm and spirit raised by its organized ski trips. This year the club members voted to take one four-day week-end for their Yosemite skiing vacation rather than two shorter week-ends. Before the trip was made, several exercise sessions were held for the active club members in order to condition their skiing muscles before they actually reached the slopes. The club purchased ten pairs of skis with safety bindings and accessoriesbthis year for the use and safety of club members. Leaders The Leaders' Club is a service organization of junior and senior girls who are outstanding. This year, in addition to their responsibilities as big sisters to the new girls, and their cafeteria duties, they served at the Youth Center service club lunches and the Block C football banquet. Under the able sponsorship of Nliss Dorothy Wright, the girls enjoyed two progressive dinners. Top to bottom: L. Bain, S. McCloud, Ii. Brown, S. Smith. D. Douglas, B. Berg, B. Horne, D. Lewis, P. Merivale. P. Roloff, j. Lyon, S. McCloud, A. Knight, A. Knight. 1 Fourth ro-1:: Alr. Mitchell, B. Horne, C. Daniels, , Morris, Trappe, C. Timbers, L. Brown, Xlr. Haga- e i-QB GRRHEL Pl yti Ifirsr raw, left ro right: D. Dalziel, M. Sutton, j. Rigs- bv, P. Weaver, S. Kocher, A. Knight, A. Petty. K XVhittaker, j. Kempen. B. XK'ood, j. Leslie. Nlr. Craig Xl. Adams. Second rout A. Knight. S. Smith, C Templeman, lf. Brown, A. l.utes, P. johnson, C. Reid D. Lewis, Nl. Danelz, D. Douglas, N. Bacon, C. Tim- bers, j. Kohn, Solomon. C. Ferguson, P. Chedester. P. Roloff. S. johnson. j. Xlorris, K. von Xleier, .Nl As it always has been. the Spanish Club was one of the most popular clubs in our school. This organization is open to anv student who has studied or is studying Spanish. XVilliams, S. Heinselman. Thim' row: P. Gonzales, C. Byers, C. Daniels. j. Hilgcrs, B. Cpdike. B. Chalk- ley. P. Palick. P. Newell. J. Graft, B. Keller, P. Sturdy Fozzrzln row: j. Oliver. S. Tice, S. Nutter, B. Horne Nl. McPherson, Coleman, Lloyd, Stewart, P. Aars, C. Xloore, D. Smith, K. von Heier. C. Rigsby A. Spurr. B. Baller. Under the sponsorship of Senor Craig, the Spanish Club swung into its colorful projects-the famous 'lCascarone Ball. a plav. and the banquet at which authentic Mexican food was served. LA ll I I of A A Spanish Ra I I Once again. this vear. Carmel High School spirit came up to its usual high standard. Considerable thanks for this go to the elhcient Rallv Club, headed bv President Donna Douglas. which helped to organize and promote spirit bv performing' count- c . . - less tasks, such as decorating the goal posts and rooting sections. organizing' cheer- ing. providing feeds after the basketball games. and holding pep rallies. l'ir,ir row: .X. Campbell, j. Kempen. C. Smith, lf. C. Daniels, B. Berg. 'l'l.'irt1m1:: C. Timbers, S. Tice u Brown, C. lempleman. j. Kohn. SUAVIIIJ row: D. Xlt'Cloud, A. Spurr, R. llarrington, C. Addenin I glis X it S Smith C l' t l S rlx JIIU 72 , Ni ter. .V V . f- WTS. '. fru tI', ll. Davison, S. Nutter. Front row, left to rigbz: j. Kempen, K. Seipel, j. Albee, C. Tcmplenian, li. Brown. K. Brania. Back row: j. I-lilgers, B. Tracy, K. von Xleier. Although the staff of The'Padre was quite small this year, the quality of the paper was as good or better than in years past. The hard-working statT members all pitched in and worked co-operatively to get The Padre out on schedule. Both the extra large Christmas issue and the Senior edition met with the enthusiastic ap- proval of the readers. The statf also put out the annual school edition of the Car- The Padre mel Pine Cone, which received manv reports of commendation. JRC Council env Rte 5.5159 The junior Red Cross has sponsored many worthy' projects this year. lt packed an overseas gift chest, collected magazines and records for the soldiers at lfort Ord, sponsored a first aid course in the school. and. in conjunction with the Leaders' Club, it collected food for the needy' at Cliristmas time. This was all done with the co-operation of Xlrs. Bourns, the sponsor, and Ann Spurr, the president of the council. Front row, left ro rigbrz j. ian Niel, li. King. VI, King. .S'erm1.1' rms: 'l. King. P. I-'inlexp l,ou - rey, Xl. jones, S. Henderson, Xlrs. Bournes, l,. liain. Xl. lYilli.ims, .X, Spurrffl. Nielsen. 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C, -Xddemn D l,lXlSOIl .Strand I Doohrrl loxx rex P Doohttle -X lxmght Hll Xlr Izrr S lxohmr C Blu111 G Rmlmgs ers I7 XX Lseorr R ll1rr111gto11 cl1lSC Ionrrl rrm C d lLxx1s B km 1 9 11 l Doohrtle Nl xlCPl1Cl'SOI'l Douglas S NleC,loud X lxmght .I lung Ilzrd ro Pahelx L Stexx art vm Xml P Nler1xale j H ff B B1xler B Douglas D Hllgers XX I-unlxc -X Ixmqht 111.111 C1 Hleks T xlCGlNI1ll Band Carmels s1111ll but enrhusmsue bfmd 111 ts second xef1r of exlsteme added color and sp1r1t to Cf1r111el s footlmll md baSketball ff'1111es T he pl1x ers md the 11111o1Lttcs xx orlxed hard o11 11cxx md complex for111'1t1ons xx hxch '1l111ost 1lxxf1xs mme off xwthout 1 h1teh ln add1t1on to fl1ClI' f1111Lt1onQ as a 1111reh1ng and pep hand the lnnd p.1rt1r.1p1ted 111 the Sprmg lestlx al the smte INLISIL festlx 11 '1t Berkelex the 'lrl Countx Pestlxal mlhes ind manx D1ana Daxlson Cl16l'lC -Xddemn other ex ents 51x 111e111l1ers of the C'1r111el hqnd xx ere hon ored hx heeo1111ng 111e111her5 of the Trl Countx Honor Bmd T hex xx ere Donm lDOllU'l'1S Xl1x15 ones ohn Ixmfr Sue Xlc, Cloud Tom XIcGlxn11 'md Pablo Pahck All LICdlI md thqnlxs for C1r111el 9 fme shoxx 11115 fro to Xlr Iohn lwrr the dlreetor of t1e lnnd Sharon ones zrsz 0 lx xrat Collms G llerron X lxnlghr P Doohttlc C Null I lung Tlzrd ro intl C Bxers U llornc Xl Schctfcr C, lcrguxox Nlr llrr C, Stumrt P Xlernale P Pallclt L Doo ornc. llarrn on B s m xan httlc l Doohttlc B Douglaa D Hxlgerh Loxxerx ttnu rn ones X lxmbht S NlcC,lout Huffman I' Xlc.C'lv'nn vuglls D lexus 5 'Xutter B lung P Car Orchestra tux 0l'fT'1Illl1I10H reheusmg once 1 xxeelt or less performed tot oul Chrlatmts ind lfnster PlUUI'llllS for our Sprlnv l cstn ll 'ind for tue Scnxot Plfn 1nd or tdumon lhex 'also partlcl ul H1 the Ill C ountx XlllSlL lestl lli. Lolkt LHLIHUCS INUSIL pI'UUI'1lTl Il1lS XC'lI' hwh schools m the three counues Barbara Horne Collette Ferguson 'and lan xan Nlel xxuc l1lLIHl!CIS from Lumel lhe orchextrt IS under the lnspnnnff dlrectlon ,:-' X f f ,f L l , 2 ' xl ,lx ' 31 AS 4 ' 5' , A 2 l 3 lf 1 f 2. Q 4 , m , 5 I Y 15' I r U: Xl. 'ox ' l, .-X. I ' . ' , C. . . ' 'uf . . ' '. 2. . H . 1' w I','-l- fb-Af 'l'.-VQI. . .71 . .. , . ',. B. ll 2 R. f' 'agt . P. c:tcr, j. '- Niel. ' ', .. l '. . rr 3 . V gj. ' S J 13: ,Xl.j .-. 7 Af . . ' ' l. D. ' , ' . . ' 1: . Dc 3,-, . .1 1 A . . V. . '11 k, The Carmel High School orchestra. a volun- included an honor orchestra. chosen from the . H 1 ,Q L. .- 4- ,LQ - Y . c . i .,., , .,. L'1 . l 5 put- '- A g . s ' - s val- of.Xl1'.john mf. 'l 'z.,' f S1 'X I ,N fl f , . . 1 K Q , ' , f If XJ' If fb , Y X . -M , , , ' ,7 fl f X ff , F7 191 f f N4 . X l I, j ,riff I Geerjn V' Coup . R,gSb Drama ,7 , QQC I f 0721 , 7 , 070. 1 I 1 hire Charity g' A-in 'Id F y J fivx 'gc ' ac-If . Utter, Igiqnd CarojHIl5'0rs, sl 351 3,3 , Smith j rr pa ma, Lind '?1'z'0,,dg0' Jim A1 5, is .1 . .. I . I Cek. fowl, o,-Jn' The drama department is growing steadily. not only in quantity. but in quality as well. The plays put on this year have proved that fact. Two Crooks and a Lady. A Night at an Inn, and Slow Curtain are three of the incomparable productions they put on this year. .Xlany thanks go to Xlrs. llrey. without whom there would probably he no drama at all. Dcbo 1':Ih 39 X IAS I Bibi Ya ,x mf- 5 ,us ll Uk. Sm w we XXQY . In da X3 .AQCXI Rehearsal Katy Brama Suzanne Smith Al Greene C. Lane, IQ. Brmvn, B. Stebbins, T. Rasmussen, j. Riebe, R. Stoney, C. Smith, C. XVilliams, H. Docl- man, L. Bain, B. Daniels, D. Lewis, D. Douglas, S. Reichard. Howard Vent, Katv Brania do Deborah Geering, Al Greene x v r n , X K-fy II X x Q kf xxx ' ',, f f gm fm. ' fx X1 f . 1, 4' 1' ' X r x ff Q X J' am M X K x I., 1 I X Q f Xu f V1 ff If XVI! T ff I V. fff 41' ,Z 1 f ,- 1 XX 14. X f fw f X , , Q1 ' ff -.325 TN A ff L. v Q 2 3-f .Q Q ' f wi V, Ag V 77 I xv X. ,hw , . .3 BX!! fx X :JN X 1 x X 4 fx X I f Nj . 1' f-- , xf X X I A s X Wifi f Y f If I Q ,,.. f DOS' x f A ' AK 5 7-'-ff 1 1 75,71 4 -.- rf, XFX to Eymfr-D 7- A,.f rf S S S Xxx, xx' 'V -NV wx .K of-4., VXN ,Jn Q swf' f . X X KK X BOB LPDIRI HFXRX OX I RIN Halfback All CC-XL Halfback JIU XIOR-XX IR-XNS DOI I XIAN SSI BLRGIR 'IIIOR RXSXILSSI X Guard Tackle BL7ZX YI-XX JOHN XIOR-XX Tackle Center 4I BII I IJ-XXII I S Guard All CC-XI STLW AR'I I XII RX II-XN5 IJOII XI-XX nd HOW ARD N I IT Guard N A. -1' I Arullback A A End A A Quarrcrbuuk l GI ORGI XIOSOLI Coach QQ H ANS DOI I NI-XX IR-XNS DOII XIAX Co taptalns Varsity Rated bx the authorltles as not able to xx ln a slngle game thls xear the hard fightmg splrxted Carmel Padres surprlsed all the pre season dopesters and lengthened the XXIIIIUIIQ' strealx begun txx o xears ago to 18 games the longest m Northern Callforma To the I-lolhstcl Haxhalers goes the ercdlt of haltmo the Padres and endmg Carmel s hope for a ehamplon shlp Carmel xx as doxx ned V to I? I xx o reeords xx ere put on the books as the Padres xx on the hrst sux of sexen games The l'IlQl1CbI score ex er racked up against an opponent xx as Carmel s nrst ree ord as thex sxx amped the Xlonterex X W9 t I The most pomts ex er seorcd hx Carmel agalnst their tradltlonal r1x al Paelhe Clroxe xxas 2LLOIIlPlISl1Cd as the Padres added the hmshmg touehes to 1 terrxhe sea son and beat the Brealxers 41 to 6 -Xfter the Xlonterex game the Padres smashed an ex eellent Gllrox team 3? to 6 The seeond hwhest seore of the season xx as II1SII'LllI1CI1l 1l III the defeat of james xx on the remamder of thelr league games xx 1th seam dlffleultx Carmel 77 Ismg C1tx 6 and Carmel I9 Gonzales 7 Carmel placed txxo men Bob Lpdlke and B111 Damels on the All CCM team and xxon the Shoe from Paelfie Groxe fol the third stralvht xear 7021170 C, Xlax L Williams B Iaugenour I 'I Rasmussen Blllman I Doelman Nlonrot crm I5 L7klllxC S Ilrgtr C Igc R Smr Doelmm P Xexxtll C xloore XI XIeC,lure Itljomld Il I Xlnrgluqt BML merx A ones S IQUIJISUI Xloran P Pau. Cough Xlosolf R Xxoolxtrron ID Lanham ll Dm els Nlr Craig af N 42 I .1 .l lf .' 4.x P . l. I .1 1 ' I I .1 1 y 1 M , . . .. I i I I .C ' m., 1 .1 L .1 I l I D , I J . I ' . ' - Q . y 5 q . . ' -, ,. - K s K. C . . - X' ' 5 ' 3 '. . ' 'fs ,' o 2. 41 I Y 4' 1 I . Y .hi Y 1 L L' ex ' P 1 l 1 1 I In , 4 'I Q I VI I , Y 'I 'C 1.- 1 I L C at I A , A ' 1 , . Q S .'- . I V Q P 'Y K ,, 1 . P D .Q .P- A I 1 . Inf I .I 4 I 4 .1 ' Lick High School from San jose. 53 to 14. Carmel . va - q r. I 'Y Q C Q i . V , . . . Q 1 '9 v Cl 7, ' . 4 4 , - I I Y l 'P D .Y ' lt' -f-...' F ac: '. I . . r , I . '. , ' ' , , . -, ox--', . 313-,3. my, II. -1, G. K ' 1 , . Yeit, . - -. l. I row: li ' ,N - ,I 1. . ' . . 1l k, l1'. .' , .V , 1,. tix, . ., . Lightweight T he Carmel Padreutos under the expert coachlng of a neu COIUCI to the CHS faeultx Relfe Lear 1tt showed a marked IIIIPFOX ement ox er last tears green squad The exeeptronallx large turnout at the begmnlnrr of the season xx as the prlme factor 1n the lmprox ement The experlence galned bx plax 1nff on the hghtu elght squad IS a xaluable asset for future years IH football Our ehlef reason for the lack of experlence on I1m1ted teams IS the need for xeteran ball players on the X 'lr5ltX XIP LI -XX ITT I oach BILL W HITI Lapraln From ro -X Ixmght D Bensel D Xlartm XI Llln ott Nl Rrckerts Thompson D johnson W Chalkles Is xon XIc1er B Soderstrom D Ledbctter XI Ixonrad Brclt roi., Coath Lcautt D Redding S Xleheen I Spencer R Nlareh D Nlorehead W Xhles S Lloyd B Whxte Ixxng B -Xmnel D Icxcllg 'I Brosnan B DIXOII MW 43 x I ., . C S 7 v . 1 f v I A . . D . . 4 I.. . 1, 1 . K 5. v I v b. Y .A v 4- v I . . .. Y 4, , ,.... f- u .' tg . 4. ' AQ... , . , .. ,.. .. ,-. , .. , .. , . .V Q , ,. V V ,. V- . 4, . . , .L , . , . , . .' . . . . 7 7 uv s v' ' .. .L . , . , .. rb CMJ 5 F S. I K I Varsity I-xrfr rom. lx xxlg'l1IUl8I1 H Oxerm B Updlke B F Doclman N Rc1n1crs I Doohttlc S llo d Damels j 'Ihompson .Serond ro Coach S Lmerx H Doelman Ffa .png Stexx art lmerx Coach Georgc Xlosolf Hans Doleman Nlcls Rexmers I he Carmel P1dres started out tlus se 1son xx 1th '1 heaxx schedule of 721 games Thex xx ere 111 expemenced and had the dmdx wntage ot nex CI haxmg plax ed together before Hoxx ex CI lf xx as not lonfr before Coach Nlosolf conxcrtcd hxe 1nd1x1du1ls INFO a polished te 111 ll e Padres shoxx ed outstandlng sportsm 1nsh1p 1nd hne team Splflf The second round defimtelx prox ed the Pad res n1ettle 'X declded xlctorx xx as xxon ox cr Paclhc Groxe bx the score of -P 33 beldom merlt a good croxxd xxlth plentx of exclte ment Thcx ncxer ffaxe up hffhtxnff 'md led hx Qu1rds Hcmx Ox erm md Bob Lpdllte thc P1dres p1ox cd tl11t C lrmel IS 1Ixx1xs 1 dmgcr s 11 c 01111 tl11s xe1r Cume xx IS host to thc l11x1t1t1on1l l31sltctb1ll loulnlment c to c th1 the xcuboolt xxc1 1 PICSS betoxc thc completion ot tl1e l b1slxct ball season thc outcome or thc ch1mp1onsh1p r1ce could not bc wnxen 46 2 ,l .C .cl C Z.. '- v v fx 7 - v . I - . . ln . - v.. .. I - 1 V 1 ' ' . 5 5 a . 1 was zu game played bv the Padres that did 11ot ' .v 'V o ' a l :-' ' . 2 A. , . Y . 1 ' ' . v , ouj '12 Kaz' 4. ' 1 lz ' l 1. , ljlll th X fact gt L ' ' If t1 . ' . , , ' ' 'S lk ., - Lightweight Front rot. XX Challxlex B Campbell B Grant R Hoolxerton l jaramnllo -X Sehurman L Doo Colman Nl Rlelxetts B Iaugenour D Xlorehead lxttle XlLCormaLlx F Brosnan F lanou C ro.. Scarlett Coach caxntt Xl l nmtt So elose and xet so fu xxould be 111 lpt ex presslon to deserlbe the lnttle betxxeen the Carmel Padreelto Baslxetlxall team and the xaunted PC VK axelets III the all IIUPOITEIIII ehampxonshlp raee NIP and tuelx all the xxax the Padreeltos shoxx ed remtrlnble eoolntss IH twht QQIUCS and xx on no less than hxe fumes xxlth one or txx o pomt lIl'lI'UlDS The loml hmlteds hmshed the first round tled xxnth P C for hxst pllet XXIDDIHU ex erx frame except the tlt xxlth tht f'1xored VVax elets ship as anx llffhtxxelxfht telm trom Carme ex er has The Carmel llghtxxelght tetm xx as slated for the Lellar from the xtrx stfut of the scxson haxmg onlx txxo I'C,ILllI1lI1ff lcttumen hut xx ll'l1 upablc L tehmf t L L LIXII ffrten xnexperxtneed tum wnntd momentum 1 the suson mlltd on mt 1dr L to hxst strmw L lr s ful 1 f t a l uw 11 1 t tt ts md ttntu errx Colman X ersatlle nexxeomer to the ranks of the llttle Padres -Xrtle Sehurman turned IH outstandmff performances pf -eisfgf bl Hl'LIh1 g lornutlx .' V- C ' , . X , . , . v ' , .. l . . . ' , . Ba k ': lf. f , Q ' L -' 'A , f . Cl1'c , . . C , 5. '1. . 2 2 '.- J , ' ' , ' ,. .LU B. , ' L . , . u ' 'H' A ' N - . i K. V K K 1 U .vu v ' 7 v . ' ' . 1. . V C ' W- , , .- . fill' 'C b. , 1 ,K . - -D Vt N, i w H ' ' U1 9 ' 4 A - ' -' - ' - ' ' ' '- xv. -, -1 ,M . D .. . , . . . . I- -. 1 ss . D . ', C I.. , . , C . v .11 The Padreeitos came as close to a champion- ' .C o C N: 1 t' 5 'v . x . ' U . ,. I . . the 'A ' 'og ' ' 1 cf R ill' l. 'Q 'l I tht U x x Q ' v' 1 A I v I pk A A x as .Q .ab l A I s,MtL,, A H 'A A 'll-P: 4 mit, ff :rl . . . , L I Cf l Sf H 5 L S li. C,.ul1I l ell. ll. !.olm.m. ll. l.. 1: ur. Xl '- liol .nmplmell amd limi Clrnnt, torxxnr ls llr la 3 .: ,Cl mr and .Xllv Riel' -r .g Q '- -' Left to Right: j. Moran, H. Yeit. R. Dresser. j. Thompson. J. Fortier. 1. Miller, G. Stebbins. Tennis The tennis team under the instruction of their new coach, Mr. Hagadorn, had matches scheduled with all the other schools in the CC.-XL. The eight players who turned out, many of them returning from last year, had a lot of fun and gained a great deal of needed experience. Because of the yearbook deadline the results of the matches could not be given. Go Practicing on the famed Pebble Beach course, this year's golf team, under the capable coaching of Mr. NVestover, played many schools in the CCAL and participated in the CCAL matches in Monterey. Led by the five returning divot diggers, Frans Doelman, Ted Brand, Niels Reimers, Henry Overin, and Kurt von Meier, the boys were enthusiastic and really had a good time as well as playing good golf. Left to right: Thompson, C. Moore, N. Reimers, Monroe, T. Brand, D. Morehead, S. Emery. Not pictured: S. Lloyd. .44 gl' Qlf IIRST ROW II Oxerin Coleman 9 Burger I aramillo Xl Rieltetts lx xon Xie r 'Ihompson R Nlarch Il Ililgers I Spencer I7 Redding Il I orhim SI COND ROV S 'llcheen -X ones G Xlcllonald Iortier Xloran kms -X Shurmin Xl Branson osnan lx Barker Nlr Bx rne I IIIRIJ ROW D sstr mum Doelman 'I Brand I XILI arland Xl 'Iurncx liillmm 'N Rcimers Track There xx as 1 tremendous turnout for the track team this x ear The smill Group of returmnff lettermen stood out amonrf the hopefuls The season began xx ith the traditional inter class tiack meet Xfter manx creditable shoxxings the juniors came up xictorious ox er the Seniors The Sopho mores led the lightxxeifrht meet The track team coached and under the superxision ot Nlr Bx rne had meets scheduled xx ith other CCM schools This x ear xx ill mark the beginning of Carmel s second x ear xx ith an actlxc sxximming team In prexious xears Carmel has had a team but xx ith no pool it xx'as rather difficult to keep up in competition. Noxx' with the nexx' pool and an ambitious group of swimmers including manx' returninff xvater dogs Carmel s aquatic team participated in mfinx' meets with other CCAI, schools including the NCS. Swimming Q 1. . 'c etrs. D. fi ' .. ,. -., ii o , .Q ' . Q. X wore, B. Grant. . lamplmell, H. Yeit. 'ANIJINCY . Stewart, . Vincent, S. Xlcicen S, Burger. j. King. P. Baum A. Knight. ...J vw SI XX IL s sm 1 IN LII L Iedbettnr I3 Chl is R L L ts I I xxlgumcvxxr I Nums C Cru I7 II1ILLrx SI COND R men u 1 I IJ Ieldxb H Ro I3 RKAILIIIIL I3 Sudarstrum B Illxcm IIIIRD ROW P Nqxxell XI Branson D Carxham DIIIICIS 1 mt no Il x Ix xg P -X s Guttfrled S Llox Reumrs -X Slxurman Ba Retummq to the dmmond after xx mnmq last x eir 5 LIYIIIIPIOIISIIIP Carmel prox cd that lt umuld stlll hold lts oxxn xx 1th the best XX 1th the Iost of Exe men from Iqst x e1r s fme Club thls x mr S te lm shoxx ed Urcqt promme and sportsmlnslxlp md prox ed tu luxe one of the best pltehers m the Iewgue Ilenrx Oxerm Ihe Ind mv of the mheld 'md outhcld shoxx ed the mettle of '1 Gund C1rmeI fC lI1I 63 Vw 11, ' 0 5 U63 .... bv -rc . R gm ' 41. I ,V ,ff '..' ff . ., ylifzf .f I .Y ,- ' '31 ,f 1' . f V I .v l . J, ,,,, M X ,.4 ' ef, .4 ,fi 4 'Q -1 ,,. - 'f:.. 'v 5 ' aw Mp 5. -1 x ne '. ,yukon 1 5 FIRST ROV Xl jones B llorne SIQONIJ ROW -X funplxell X Nutter -X Ixmglxr nntlx I Xa D Douglas IHIRD ROW lx Supel I3 Berg S llendcrson P XICFIXAIC ID Ceermg D xxxs Broxxn FO 'I N C Tunplunm f Srnrx I e One of the lnost popular sports xx :th the fnrls wt C H S s luslxerlnll and each xeflr the sewson beeolnes more exeltxnff Huh no Clefendmo LIYIINPIUIIS there xx 1s an ill out rue for Hrst plflee I 'meh Class Ind txx o tefnns 'md ex erx tvnn pllx ed sex en gnnes VI 1th COIN umors tled for hrst plume Mraz 1 xerx cxutmv pllx off the Scmors uptnned bx Ihrlnrl Home 1nd Xl 1x1s loms xx ere eroxxncd xletors At the end of the season 1n All Stu tc nn xx IS ehosen Xlosr ot the nmol and Semor fnrls pictured pmrtlupqtul 111 the eo leeremonll ffnne xx lneh xx as xx on bx the lumors SI RUN Ii c ex 1 Doug 18 l linn X lxmglmr Sl LOIND RO km hr P Sturdy A Pettx S Snnth I5 Berg Xl lwnes I llfunals llllRlJ ROW N Baum Ixohn R Ilarrlngton not a rnunlnr -Xll L C Hx r S. S ' , ., Bain, lf. '- rra, . MJ. ' ' ': '. x, . I 5, ' 'J . .. , , I- 4 , ,I.c lf. '. 1 UR 'll ROI ': I. '- X 1 , I, .' il. ,. Le . . , . . . . . .' ' 7' ' . - . . . . I D. U bined winning of the txx'o class teznns, the results slxoxved the Seniors and J K. . 5. Q., . K' ' ns IPIRQ ' 'z . Ilorn . IJ. l.'x s, ll. lgy, ,. I , .-. ' ' . Q Q ' ' XV: A. g . A.. 1. I-, ,l- I , . ' 4 , 1 gjo. meg f. e s, S l Harra -X Campbell lx Selpel li llorm S Inu S Snnth D Douglas Xl lfnrd D lexus Hockex IS a eomparatn elx neu sport to the glrls at C H S xx 1th this wear makmg the second season of plan The defendlng Qemor Cl121111Pl0f1S xx ere faxored to um and ln lteepmg xx 1th all predletlons Lame out on top Wlthout mueh trouble the Semors captalned bx -Xudrew Campbell conquered the junlors Sophs and Frosh The Tournament xx as under the fine management of jane Loxxrex Plctured aboxe 15 the -Xll Star Team xx 1th -Xudrex Campbell as captam L Lee L Yarra P 'Vlernale -X lxmght -X Campbell D Lexus lx Selpel D Douglas B Horne S Smxth N Nutter L Bam ...- , . . . X.. ,... , . g ',',. . A , . . .. . 4 f 1 4 . . ., v . .Q . 4-4 I Y' A .1 1 lv . ' ' , 1 t . L . ,, . . . . . , . , , . ., . 4 - . 'L , - . . , -A ' . A- . A- v - ' v ' ' ' ' , . ,l .. , . . This year's speedball tournament was won by the Seniors. lt was a close race all the way, the Sopliomorcs being the surprising team, with their near defeat of the Seniors and their decisive victory over the juniors. The speedball tournament was under the capable management of Diana Horne. Under the captaincy of Elizabeth Yarra, the Senior team added a triumphant note to their Final year of speedball at Carmel. The volleyball tournament was a great success this year. Because of the large turnout, the teams were divided in half so that each class had two teams. Much enthusiasm was shown by the participants. The girls were already in shape for this year's tournament having already played on the noon co-recreational volley- ball teams. ww-fsmwk t ull IS rlxc most pupulu spun spent xx lrh tlv. ll s xr mm s um s 1 1 x alum mums lux , Lll1fCd If loulxcd lllxc 1 Q on 1 l txun ru Sunms IIN u 1 S JIJLL XII thc gnls xxL1L mruurcd md il1I'l1llSllSflL md Lxux unc Ind 1 good tum Xwlfll thc xddltlon of thc mxx SXXIINIHIIIU pool to thc Qumcl Lxmpus sxxnmmmg has bcummc lxclx populu spmt 11110110 thc students Thu fmls plptuncd bclmx me lNCIllhC,IS of thc SXXIIHIHCI s Club luxmff Lomplatcd xll quxllmmtmns for SXXIINIHCFS Thex lmxc p'lSSCd tests III thc three muor UIOLIPS ut mm sxxxmmcrs IDGOIIUICIS md llll'CIl1lCdl'1fCS The lxwhllqht of thc sxx lll1lllll'1Q scxwn xx ws the mtcr dlss SXXIININIIIU' mcct xx hcxc the umorS xx ern the dC,fCI1dlI10' Llmlnpxons I ucxmm s x 'lump X Nurur H Lr' Hui C LK up x f lu 'S Nutru A km' in ,aw .2 M 418 A wxwwqiggxyf 5 Q! 41 I Tennis -X large number of g1rls partlupfared IH the tenms tournament thls x ur The pr 1 gram xx as xxell organlzed and exerxone had fun Those glrls xx ho had not plax ed tenms PI'CX1OllSlX soon learned the baslc fmndlmentals xx 1th the 'nd mf the more ulx meed plqx ers Both singles and doubles mterelass badmmton matches xx ere plax ed th1s Near The ellmax of the season xx lb the nuxed badmmton tournament Lqch Vear thls tourna ment Qams popularltx and pflrtlelpants Y r 5 x I 'SUZPO CDU ,Q f-N I Q-S N Ji' 1 . 51 1 MJ Q .1 Q - N ' R. 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Dolores CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA STANFORDS DRUG STORE THE CARMEL PINE CONE CYMBAL Published Every Friday Smce 7957 Carmel by the Sea Callforma GRAHAM MUSIC COMPANY The Beautiful in Music Hammond Organs Radio-Phonograph Combinations Carmel California Mlsslon at Sixth Phon 7 4390 PILOT MARKET Where Smart People Shop and Save ERNEST F MOREHOUSE Insurance Analyst 8s Realtor Telephone Carmel 7 3844 Post Office Drawer R Carmel by the Sea C GRIMSHAWS ASSOCIATED SERVICE Tires Lu brlcatlons Batteries Best Wishes DAVID and ARTHUR ANTIQUES Ocean Avenue at Pune Inn I A psxxf -.ya Q3 CI-nays PN - IIS clqtg G1t:'. clllkl OV I Telephone 7 3762 Best Washes CARMEL INN HOTEL Continental Breakfast San Carlos between 7th 8. 8th Phone 7 3868 MRS CLAIE EAGLETON Ocean Avenue below San Carlos OIL PAINTINGS GIFTS JEWELRY THE SILVER THIMBLE Fme Lingerie Carmel bythe sea cQl.f0m.q Dolores and Ocean Avenue . . . e - H. . ' L, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California 5 7 -I I 3' ' I . 1 ' I ELEANOR MARINO Phone 76426 J O Handley Owner Realtor CARMEL BUILDERS SUPPLY Junlpero at Fourth PO Box Q 1 Carmel by the Sea Carmel Harrison Godwm Real Estate Pine Inn Telephone 73805 Resudence 73416 Ed Brawn Lawson Little J LITTLE EDS USED CARS 616 Fremont Extensuon Phone 56667 Seaside thu mllagz hunk shop Edith GTIHIH Box 550 Tel 7 3944 Carmel Calutornla All Publishers Ocean Avenue Between San Carlos and Dolores TURNEYS MEAT CARMELS DRIVE IN MARKET CARMEL DRUG STORE Carmel by the Sea Callfornua Prescrlptlon Specialists Day Phone 73819 Free Dellvery Best Wnshes to the Class of 1951 rom THE ART PALET Artosts Supplies and Art Works of All Kinds BURGESS AUTO SERVICE San Carlos at Seventh PO Box 275 Carmel by the Sea Calltorma CARL S RHOR GEN ER L ELECTRIC Carmel Callforma Telephone 7 6352 - .. , 1 ,I'. I . . .- ---I - ,. I I I .. --.I . O .. .. . 1 MAXINE'S Women's Apparel Dolores Near Ocean Carmel-by-the-Seq LORDS AND LADS LTD Mens and Boys Clothmg Ocean at Monte Verde Carmel by the Sea PINE INN Carmel by the Sea California HARRISON GODWIN Managing Owner The Stocking Shop Carmel-by-the-Sea Ocean 8. Monte Verde PO Box WALTS DAIRY LUNCH Ocean Ave and Mlssron St Carmel by the Sea Callf Where Smart People Sandwlch MAC S POULTRY Daily Fresh Complete lnne of poultry and eggs San Carlos between 6th 8. STALLINGS STAMP SHOP Dolores 81 Ocean P O Box 2267 Shop Ph 7 3951 Home Ph 7 4512 Carmel by the Sea Calufornua l'Ol'T1 THE CARMEL DRESS SHOP Ph 7 389 Carmel Best Washes from the CARMEL PAINT and WALL PAPER Ph 76277 Fourth and Jumpero To the Class of 1951 At Last LA BONITA BEAUTY SALON WILDER 81 JONES Mechanical Contractors Plumbung Heatang Sheet Metal and Electrical Contractmg San Carlos near Ocean Ave Telephone 7 6421 Carmel by the Sea Calrtornua . . 950 , . I I ' I 5th Congratulations to the Class of '51 f VINING S CARMEL MEAT MARKET Floyd SmIth Owner Where Quallty IS a Tradmon D Phone 7 6494 PO Box 979 Dolores Street FLOWERS DER LING GIFT SHOP SMART CORSAGES Ocean Avenue near Dolores TROPICAL PLANTS PO Box 1650 ff Carmel CalIfornIa CUT FLOWERS 5 1 5 Come' bY 'he Sec' REFRIGERATION APPLIANCES Llncoln St South of Ocean Avenue Servlce Gnd Sales Telephone 7 3930 San Carlos near Sth Phone 7 4813 ROBERT WALDO HICKS Plumbmg and Heatmq SPENCER S Telephone 73115 OCEAN AND DOLORES Jumpero at 6th Avenue North of Park Carmel Phone 77475 Post Office Box 167 Carmel CalIfornIa DECKERS MARKET RICKETTS SPORT SHOP GROCERIES PRLIITS VEGETABLES Ocean Ave Bet MISSION and San Carlos We Gwe 5 81 H SPORTING GOODS Gfeen Swmps Phone 7 7733 FISHING TACKLE Best Wushes to Carmel HIgh School GUNS AND AMMUNlTlON FIfth and Mussuon GENE RICKETTS on the corner CARMEL TROPIC SHOP CARMEL TROPITAN 6th and San Carlos Telephone 7 3203 DELIA BARBER FURNH-URE Carmel 7 4607 I 9 - . . B A 5 l N. B. Carmel-by-the-Sea D 0 I ' 1 i . . 2 . H. L. FRISBIE THE GUILD SHOP FURNITURE I' MILLER SHOES Congratulations To The Class ' of 7957 Dolores near 6th Phone 7-4774 Dolores and 8th Carmel THE PICCADILLY FLOWER SHOP Corsages Bouquets and Arrangements FOR ALL OCCASIONS CARMEL 7 3512 o P o sox 256 CARMEL CALIFORNIA HARDWARE Phone 7 6049 C armel .I Oldest BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT Luncheons Teas Snacks Dlnners Ocean at Llncoln Carmel by the Seo Callfornla GROCERY and MEAT MARKET FINEST IN FOODS Beg' Wlshes Carmel by the Sea THE VILLAGE SHOE TREE Smart Shoes and Accessorles Punt: Phone Carmel 7 4478 Dolores ond Ocean CJI3,,e ARMANDS BEAUTY SALON Permanents HaIr TIntIng Scalp Treatments ManIcurIng WILLIAM T MAHAR Importers of Woollens Custom Tanlorlng ARMAND S FILICE Carmel RONALD REDDING Camormo Fmer Clothes for Men and Women Las Tuendos Bldg Carmel Caluforma J Telephone - Seventh and olores St. . . , - I 7 I I tl 7 77 - - - ' ' - Ffom Phone: 7-6441 Meats: 7-6263 11 ' I , is-gs, - Qgsff 1 L I KIP S FOOD CENTER GROCERIES PRODUCE MEATS Phones 7 3821 7 3822 P O Box A P Free Delivery We Guve S 8. H Green Savmgs Stamps BALZER S Carmels Department Sfore On Dolores Next to the Pos! Office Carmel by the Sea Callforma Telephone 7 3836 PO Box 272 LIAL S MUSIC Ocean Avenue The Fmesf In Music CARMEL DRIVE MARKET Dolores and 8th Besf Wishes To The Class I95 Open Evenings Sundays and Holidays I H K SODA FOUNTAIN urner 3552525 Carmel by the Sea PHf ' Ragga!! Ocean Avenue and San Carlos Telephone Carmel 7 7410 , . . I . I u I , , Ocean Avenue IN ' f ' of 1 . . . HARRY GIEM GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS General Petroleum Products an Carlos at 7th Carmel Calufornla Telephone 8 9953 DOLORES PHARMACY PERFUME By Guerlain and Caron Jacqueline Cochran Cosmetics Gahn Imported Cosmetlcs Carmel Calfornla Phone 77644 I ,477 57 THE COUNTRY SHOP Sportswear and Formals or Juniors and Women Ocean near Lmcoln Phone 77103 Compllments THE CARMEL SAVINGS AND ANDRES BEAUTY SALON Lmcoln at Ocean Phone I 6545 MARK Gnd IOLA LUSIER Prop BIO FORTER'S DRUG STORE More For Your Money Congratulations to the Class of T951 S I . . W D v ARTISTS' MATERIALS and GIFTS ' F , i ' - of . , ri rs r LE GOURMET AT PINE INN TABLE DELICACIES and FINE WINE Agents for Blums Candy and Ice Cream Grant and Luon Russell Best Wlshes From P A MCCREERY Insurance Dolores near 6th Carmel Calufornla From THE LITTLE LEATHER SHOP PARSONS OF CARMEL Silver Porcelain Furniture Obfects o Modern and Antique Carmel Calufornua Luncoln St near Ocean Ave PO Box 734 Phone 73116 rt Personal Superuntendence MILES BAIN BUILDER Carmel by the Sea Calrtornla lntegrlty of Construction THE DECORATOR SHOP Carmel by the Sea Best Wishes To The Class Ot 51 From LANZ OF CALIFORNIA Ocean Avenue Phone 77472 Box Bl CARMEL PLUMBING 8- APPLIANCES LEONARD J COSKY lm the Doctor to Your House Phone 7 3388 ox Dolores and 7th Across from P G Youngstown s Kntchens Coolerators Ranges and Refrigerators T424 VILLAGE HARDWARE You Want It We Have It Ocean Avenue between San Carlos 8. Dolores EL FUMADOR Best Wrshes Compliments of the VILLAGE SHOE SHOP C W WENTWORTH ' , ' , ' , ' f A I Congratulations To The Class Of '5'l ' ll ll ' B ' . . 8. E. 1 Sl Fm Q , 1 1 D 'Q A K7 L R, IA, I I Zn I fl E 2 IL ' QL Q! 1 b 1 , CQ AL 4, Lf K I bm. LJ x 7 ,Z 1 K L' X x L f ff: .2 Q xj if . 9 ,' ' 1 ...- f X! 0 J .J no . 4 D'o .f '- s O o or Q LA ,. E1 ,. i 173 Q?