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

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Narbonne's registrar, Mr. Horn, is responsible for the attendance and welfare ofthe students of Narbonne, Many Gauchos would be surprised to find out how much work and following-up Mr. Horn does every day to keep the records straight. An understanding person, Mr. Horn's friendliness attracts for himself many friends among the students and parents. Thus, Mr. Horn might be considered the Public Relations man of Narbonne High School. Narbonne's new boys' vice-principal has just recently stepped into his new iob at Narbonne. Already, he has helped the boys at Narbonne athletically and scholastically. Mr. Clentzos, a high-school athletic star and achiever of high scholastic standings, has gained the admiration and respect of Narbonne's Gauchos, as well as their friendship. This respect has led to many of the boys at Narbonne calling, with sincerity and respect, Mr. Clentzos a good sport. L? Q-' LA Nlasterminding this Mr. Gerald Horn ff is-V Eyes, - 2' 2 . ifffi,-ff' .f1'lJ,f-5'.,,.16-J:-. Ky ,N Eli ,,.,,., , . Q ,f1?' -- The administration wishes to take this opportunity of congratulating the pupils of Narbonne High School for your success- ful and profitable year. You have won many honors for your school. You have set new standards in the academic fields in the arts and sciences, you have brought honor to your school in athletics, you have shown great ability in student gov- ernment and you have conducted a so- cial program o which you may be proud. ln looking ahead to next year we are expecting an increase of more than two Mr. Peter Clentzos

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With dedicated service Mrs Helen Berger now our head coun selor IS shown as she was plctured In the l939 El Eco preparing an asslgnment for her Scnence and Math classes Sunce then her record has become an example to all a record of servuce loyalty and friend ship From her desire to serve and to help has come her positron as counselor and then head counselor Shown an another one of her many du tres Mrs Berger helps Judy Lowe to straighten out a tangled program Fortun ately Judy has no long lane of students In a slmllar fax behlnd her for Mrs Berger remembers well enough the mad scramble of mud semester programmungll lt IS In this capacity that she along wuth others such as Mrs Bernadlne Bordeaux and Mrs Lucy Barnes plans the entnre pro gram forthe school nnltnatlng new classes such as International Relations and antncu pattng the demand for and supply of regular courses Geometry U S Hnstory and Lrfe Scuencel

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4 I year's Round-up hundred students and an expansion of the plant that will add eighteen more classrooms and many more teachers. We may glance over our shoulders iust long enough to see that we had a good year but we must keep our eyes ahead on the future. We shall keep our heads up and remain alert to meet the challenge of a fast moving age that demands the best from our best. Herbert E. Morey 1 g Principal ,N f sewer-eef f ffffqfsf, x Mr Z' rfyvgi -,- YN-...ff I-al mrs PM The iob of vice-principal is often demanding, tedious and re- warding, all at the same time. lt takes a person of exceptional qualities and capabilities to measure up to these demands. Mrs. Price is such a person. Daily, she gives advice, kindness, understanding, and friendship to all who come to her! We are fortunate, indeed, to have such a wonderful woman for our Girls' Vice-Principal and our friend. The first Boys' Vice-Principal at the new Narbonne, Mr. Robert F. Denahy, was a friend as well as adviser during the time he was here. Narbonne's Gauchos found that he was always interested and constantly concerned with the affairs of the boys on campus as well as off campus. The Narbonne Gauchos appreciated the fact that he helped them many times in many situations during their attendance at Narbonne. '25