Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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.lt 1 A -il, . 'SD if ,....- Raymond M Ellzort Prim :pal It has long been a favorxte topxc for commencement speakers to refer to the sea as a wast uncharted area into wxhnch each graduate must dnrect hrs rarl craft and set hrs course of destmv only bv the guxdance of the heaxenlx stars ln ancxent tnmes the sea was regarded vxxth terror as the habxtat of great monsters Only the courage of bold manners dnspelled these superstmons Now the sea ns regarded as the hlghro1d to the most drstwnt reqrons of the earth Today another sea IS transformlnq the commerce of the wxorld The enx el opmg sea of axr aboxe us presents a challenqe and an opportumtw for the future ln the dex elopment of axr commerce and commumcatnons problems are arnsmg whrch wxll demand your best thought and careful studx nf the must xlte of the past concerning the ocean sea are to be wx oxded Thus sm me cull un charted the future vull be as xt alvt avs has been what youth wall make nt . . LL 'Q X . ,v:xe,' X ' - 'q K Q tw- -..-.-....-. ., ,W ' c ' . I ,... ' A , y , . C . i 1 K c . . V . v 1 e . . ' 1. . . . 1 . ' . ' f i ' 'S . v . .Q i . - 4 . r . 1 . . ' y' ' v 5- ,Y , K V -' , ' '

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s.......... A .. ,rf .4-. Mr Francis E Penhall Mrs Ruth Rector Mr Frank Bray Mr R M Elliott' Mr Dante Szracusa Mr A F Lockett Mr Peter MacPherson lll5lDAllRlID 4DllF lItBllIDllll413fMllFlll4DllNIl The character of a school depends mamly upon the qualxty of judgment em ployed by nts Board of Trustees Elected by the townspeople the board represents and serves both the home and the school An lmportant functlon of the board IS to approve the employment of teachers nomlnated by the supermtendent of schools The duration of the school year and the amount of money to be spent for educatlon are among the many problems answered by the board wlthm the llmlts set by the state The prmclpal carrnes out the declsxons of the board whnch conslsts of sux dnrectors presxdent clerk secretary to the board and three members The board members have always realxzed that they are the controllers of the educational opportumtnes offered to the youth of thxs dnstrxct They have provxded the best nn servlces and equxpment for the students and they take prnde nn the rec ogmtxon that has been gnven Huntmgton B ach Hnqh School as one of the leadmq mstututlons of thus country . . , . , . . - . . . . , . . . Q ' 1 . , . - f f 1 - . , ' o c t ,t

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Charles F Mashburn Vrcc Prmclpal It IS our desire to help establlsh a feeling of self I'ESp0flSlblllty wlthm every young man and young woman so that wmth the expernence gamed through partxcxpatnon m school church communxty and home lnfe they vxxll have the understandmg wxth whxch to solve the problems that confront them ln everyday lxvmg Schools are contmually bemg ac cused of thenr neglect m teachmg the three R s Llttle has been sand about the fourth R respect Respect for constl tuted authorlty and the rlghts of others ns somethlng that we all must learn We should have regard for obllgatxons to other people and a deep regard for our system of government Each student m this hugh school shall have the fullest possible opportunlty for the develop ment of those sknlls habnts knowledges and attitudes whlch wxll help make hmm a successful happy person now and throughout llfe Respect must be acqulred so let us acquire and practise nt m all our rela tlons day by day wnth Parents Teach ers and fellow students And so the fourth R respect IS and wxll contmue to be one of the ma1n objectxves m this f,f Gerald G Lance Counselor c , F l c high school. h-V' 1 S W ' ' L. '. 5 ', . . . 5 , I 'R'R '-'V-. A ' . K ,tif A '50 ,