Nathaniel Narbonne High School - El Eco Yearbook (Harbor City, CA)

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Qfmafza SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' LEAGUE HONOR GIRLS-W'54 Art - Sandra Katila English - Iudy Patterson Home Economics - Darlene Doepping Mathematics - Marie Trauntelder Physical Education - Sandra Katila Science - Mary Hatheway Social Studies - Mary lean Harker HONOR SERVICE AWARDS-W'54 KIWANIS SERVICE AWARD W54 Ioan Broad Linda Chambers Ierry Moore MQW Hwhewsv WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH Sandra Kama Honorable Mention Don Meyers Carmen Ochoa GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE I UNIOR HIGH AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS - W'54 Colleen Rae McCormick Terence Rick Markley ATTENDANCE AWARDS Robert Brown Sharon Gossett Richard Learrnan Edward Pena Barbara Foster Allen Huggins Michael Ludwig Charles Travers William Gilman George Koshak Katsuaki Mine Shirley Washburn

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7a 704444, Www ,-he Dae Many people are best' in physical activities where strong muscles, alertness, and skill bring them popularity and maybe fame. Some people are handsome and pretty so that people like them for their good looks, and some of them become famous in the entertainment world. Most people are just good joes that have many good friends, they make fair grades in school: they root for the Muscle Men, they admire the beautiful and the cleverp and some of them win awards for attendance in school. But schools were first built to help those who are exceptionally good in using their minds. The schools were made hard to toughen up the minds just as the coaches Work their teams hard in order to win championships. Al- though most of the people in school now seldom strain either their muscles or their minds, there are many who do really work at it and find pleasure in being really good in such things as history, English, mathematics, languages, and science. In these days when there is less and less hard work required in lite and more and more brain work to design and operate machines, it seems that we should see what Narbonne is doing to supply its share of these experts who are becoming so necessary to keep this complicated machine age running. Therefore we salute these students who have achieved outstanding recognition for work usually done where few see it or recognize it. There have been no cheering throngs, but these have worked for the joy of doing well what they were asked to do. They do not strut about showing their prowess, but they are the backbone of the school and many achieved acclaim in sports, arts, and entertainment as well. We honor these who have been chosen be- cause they are outstanding students. GUILDERS Row 1: Mary lean Harker, Henry Brink, Duke Blakesley, Eve Petronovich. Row 2: Flora Hameetman, Mr. Hunt, Stella Emery. Row 3: Bill Butler, Woody Buchanan. Row 4: Bill Brockelsby, Craig Chudy, Danny Marsh.

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K - ASB President Ierry Moore ASB Vice-president Henry Brink ',f,v 1. . ,.-' er fx S -4 N . ASB Secretary-treasurer Bonnie Dornonoske STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Moryieon Harker, Henry Brink, Ierry Moore, Floro Hczmeetmon, Kay Francis. Row 2: Diane Schiidmeyer, Lyle DeVore, Ioe Stiis, Ruth Armes. Row 3: Mr. Livingston-Liitle, Bill Brocklesby.