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

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Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row VIGILANTES 1: A. G. Mukaihata. 2: Dick Westfall, Louy Sims, Henry Brink, Ierry Moore. 3: Lyle DeVore, Dale Howard, Duke Blakesly, Frank Zuray, 4: Woody Buchanan, Clair Hutton. 5: Leonard Risler, Bill Butler, Mr. Turner, Don Minson, Don Myers. 6: Garry McPeak, lohnny Sampson. 7: Bill Brockelsby, Mike McGee. KNIGHTS 1: Don Snow, Ted Sandoval, Richard Faulkner, Eddie Burrel, lerry Coulter. 2: Toshi Shinden, Ierry Chapman, Dale Franklin, lim Williams. 3: Iim Ieter, Victor Martinov, Ioe Stits, Bobby Gravett, David Clayton, 4: lim Wright, Tommie Robins, Dick Bell, David Cole. 5: Danny Marsh, Don Hale, Mr. Cobbs, Gordon Garrett. fb, Jkkvkt-JJ ,L X r 'f.,j , 1

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Sowice Service Clubs are a necessary part of a democratic school government. Mem- bers are above average in scholarship and citizenship. They are Well liked, re- spected students, and they enjoy their work. New members are elected by pres- ent club members, the faculty, and the student body. The most active clubs of Ncrrbonne are lane Addams, Vigilantes, Ladies, Knights, Baronettes, Barons, Las luanitas, and Squires. The members of these clubs are pledged to give service to the school and the students, build morale, start valuable traditions, maintain order, create friendli- ness, promote good citizenship, help the students and protect their rights in all phases of school activities, and assist in enforcing the rules and laws of the school community. Some of the definite services rendered by these clubs are supervising the loading and unloading of school buses, keeping order in the halls, on the grounds, and in the cafeteria: checking lunch passes, ushering at school affairs, helping new students, and serving the school when and where needed. Mary Meyers IANE ADDAMS Row 1: Carmen Ochoa, Iudy Patterson, Delores Knuutila, Teresa Pulido. Row 2: Nadine Madrid, Colleen McGinnis. Row 3: Barbara lrvin, Kay Francis, Lugi Montez, Eve Petronovich. Row 4: Mary lean Harker, Peggy Van Velkenberg Frey, Miss Parks, Bonnie Schroeder, Shirley Endo. Row 5: Bonnie Domonske, Linda Chambers, Row 6: Martha Gear, Flora Hameetman. Row 7: Sandra Katilla.

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,J or BOARD How 1: Connie Long, Ioan Birchler, Audrian Rozendal, Barbara W- lrvin. PIO Inter Pfesjd Row 2: Yvonne Ash, Miss Harrison, Miss Chase, Flora Hameet- Ig Ham enf man, Stella Emery, Gloria McCann, Pat Gilbert. SSUTIQU The Girls' League is composed of all the girls of the school. The Girls' League promotes triendliness and cooperation among the girls and develops in them high ideals ot service and loyalty to each other and to their school. This year The Girls' League presented the talent show, Gir1s' League Presents , which was a big success, They sponsored the March ot Dimes, Blue leans Day, Backward Dance, Candied Apple Sale, and the noon assem- blies. The officers went on invitation to other schools to attend their installations and teas. Row 1: rdra Rosa Duarte Grace Leyva Dorothy Algarme Lila Co y, , , . How 2: Margie Getz, Carol Perry, Mary Embres, Anette Grate, Mildred Childs. Row 3: Gail Travers, Ruth Armes, Virginia Conner, Pat Gilbert. Row 4: Paul Dixon, Stella Emery, Miss Stricker, Shirley Kangas, Iackie Zittle. Row 5: Donna Beane, Sharon Anderson. xi ax