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

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Z F O N O I Z 1 T S4 o 'J Z F O o -. f, I Z 1 I 2 VD if 3 F E a I a. L, i1 r, Science Department This department has put a great deal of effort into teaching the students about a few of the many sciences. To help promote the students' learning they have sponsored the Science Fair, Synergestic Probers, and the Science Club. The department includes: ROW ONE, Mr. Cobbs, Miss Byrkit, Mrs. Kongs, and Miss Reynolds. ROW TWO: Mr. Stanley, Mr. Brown, Mr. Taras, Mr. Emus, and Mr. Levine. Social Studies Department The Social Studies department, this year, has introduced two new classes. These are International Relations and o new Senior Problems course which covers Psychology, Sociology, and three weeks at International Relations. Shown to the left are- ROW ONE: Mr. Mechikoft, Mrs. Mac- Kinnon, Mrs. Hopla, Mr. Hammond, and Mr. Latas. POW TWO: ,X Mr. Hopkins. rrrrrvvrrv. L7 V Coordinators of Student Activities and Athletics Mr. Jung, Coordinator of Student Acivities, and Mr, Caliguiri, Caordiri-.tor ot Atheletics, have worked hard to provide a more active, pleasing and interesting calendar ot events for Narbonne students,

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CiHs'PhyskalEducaHon Department This department has sponsored many extra-curricu- lar activities for the girls in Narbonne. Among them are Dance Club, Lettergirls, G.A.A., and Drill Team. All of these activities help to promote a better relationship between the girls at Narbanne. Shown here are: Miss Powell, Miss Ansite, Miss Richardson, Miss Herwig, and Miss Walker. .l , ,lf sf FW A fi. D, Km...-.s i ff fp. .., , ,-4 lygii ,I es. 5 . H, e.-- - Boys'PhydcalEducaHon Department The Boy's Physical Education teachers have put in a great deal of time in organizing and sponsoring Narbonne's athletic teams. Their efforts have been rewarding to the school because the Basketball team earned second place in the Marine League, and Louie Corral, a cross-country and and track star was invited to run the torch part of the way in the Olympic procession. The other teams have also done well in their varied programs. This department includes: ROW ONE, Mr. Wells, Mr. Kuns, Mr. Sloss. ROW TWO, Mr. Steinberg, Mr. Douglas, Mr. Dossey, Mr. Grahm, and Mr. Probert. Mathematics Department With the help at the Math Department Narbonne has been successful in attaining a very high mathematics standard. The teachers have coached, helped, and encouraged students in their moth studies so that they will do well in the many contests each year. To the left are: Mr. Brown, Mr, Bergman, Mr. Haley, Mr. Cook, Miss Kelly, and Mrs. Bright.

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Cafeteria Staff above are: Kay Birdsong, Cook, louise Gallegos, Tillman, Merle Buxton, Maxine Suggs, Jennie Richina, Hilda lang, Guila Roberts, and Dorthy Rickerts substituting tor Mrs. Craner. Wd' P' 54 ,I 9 .X .f v fem? Nm 1. Workers Behind the Scenes Daily the cafeteria workers have served us good food, accompanied by cheerful smiles: the custodians have kept our lawns green and our buildings spotless and shining: the clerical staff has befriended the stu- dents and the people of the coma munity thus cementing good relations between the two. Clerical Staff Shawn to the right are: ROW ONE, Mrs. Barnes, Miss Mills, Mrs. Bordeaux. ROW TWO, Mrs. Ivy, Miss Cameron, Mrs. Odel- son, Miss Hedstrom, and Mrs. Stanley. Custodians Pictured at the left ore: ROW ONE, Mrs. Nealy, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Enre- quez. ROW TWO,Mr. McDonald, Mr. Harris, Mr. Ortega, Mr. Ruiz, Mr. Moisio, and Mrs. Myers. ROW THREE, Mr. Askins, Mr. White, Mr, Catchins Jr., Mr. Carlin, Mr. Allen, and Mr. Kinyon. Camera shy is Mr. Smith. YJ I7