Newport Harbor High School - Galleon Yearbook (Newport Beach, CA)

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V ,W 'ncipal 'Tl 4 ICG o 0 As we look back over the years in California history we see how it is tied in with the found- ing and maintaining of the Missions. In fact the beginning of California is the beginning of the Missions. 0 The years of our school life have revealed to us that We have grown and developed because We have an institution based on an ideal, the building of citizens. 0 As you go out into the World may you grow and develop more be- cause of the school foundation. gf ml fy ' aw, HN. if, -,,. X, 1 Qa- ' 1 ly ,Q llllll Nl '44 pf:-fr W it i 11fi! ff 'w i E aff 5' .J iff'?1lXi 'ya , ..,, sf - Q , I 5.0. if Q -i W... F l ll gm lr 3----6 '57 7 L ilffifz 5-'ifizi-:', l Hill' THIRTEEN

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.vb T wr 9' , , ' ' f gf nov ANDERSEN 4 Social Science ' ' .Q. 1 ,- A ' JANE ELLEN ANDERSON, A f, Spanish nh A . n K' MAE M. BILL. ,., ' -. lg... , 5 Home Economics AQ fa l E ga Goss s. GRABLE. 7 5- . '05 M , Social Science , f MARIE HIEBSCH, C5 r . AL,, A Music fi fi- an as-A S ' 1 JosEPH HAMBLET, ' f Science and Mathematics 55. fe? LILY L. LAHTI, Art and History Mrs. S. A. HOEFNER, Secretary HORACE PARKER, ,Agriculture and Science V RUTH PATTERSON, Latin, Social Science and Library I-'lzl'Il'l'lCPIN 0 The Franciscans established twenty-one historic missions from San Diego to San Francisco along El Camino Real in the hope of influencing the people in each district. Through the kind guidance of Los Padres, who were the teachers of the mis- sion schools, the pupils were taught civilized man- ners and useful trades. This same spirit of better- ment which was brought into California so long