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

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,gh TUDENT SOCIETY: Top Row-B. Duarte, B. Simon. R. Carlson, R. Friend. B. Neville, C. Phoenix, W. Kelly. L. Abrams, Ft. Meyer, H. Davis, W. Flint. Second Row-J. Went- worth, M. Davis, Ft. Hayden. Nl. Foltz, D. Gabriel, B. Wells, B. Sutherland. I.. Bowden. W. Boykin, V. Eighmey, Mr. Hamblet. Third Bow-B. Rogers. B. Lamberton, J. Crouqhan. E. Backer, G. Sweetman, E. Sain, E. A. Miller, V. J. Willits, G. Edick. Bottom Bow- L. Lloyd. T. Grupe, S. McClellan, Ft. Winterbourne, H. Anderson, C. Storing. 0 Under the able direction of Bob Simon, vice- president of the Student Body, and the hclpii-l assistance of Mr. Hamblet, the Student Society. composed of the Student Court and hall commit- tees, has firmly established itself as a successful self-governing body. O A drive was made at the beginning of the year to do away with 25 lunch-eating on the auditorium steps and in the 453 parked cars at the edge of the campus. The noon Som ' recreation period, sponsored by the Hi-Y, helped greatly to do away with violations in the hall at noon. 0 Hall committee members are to be com- mended for the faithfulness and loyalty shown gl in staying in their respective positions when on Q-j duty. However, their work was made easier by the fact that the students, themselves, cooperated and worked with the hall committee members. 0 The Student Court included Bob Simon, vice- president of the Student Body: Ruth Hayden, sec- retary of the Student Body, Luther Abrams, pres- ident of the Hi-Y3 Joyce Wentworth, president of the Girls' League: Walter Kelly, senior repre- sentativeg Glenn Thompson, junior representative, Eudell Sain, sophomore representative, Betty Sutherland, freshman representative: and Mr. Hamblet, adviser. ,Stud SEYENTEEN

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, ln :E F1 L. Abrams, B, Simon. Miss Plckrell, Bottom Row-E. Sain. B. Sutherland, D. Gabriel U I Hfifui 22255 F11 Vrfgw QYQ. 7 lp S X026 5 .m 1 O 'SYS P m 5 7 F I SD w 11 E fjgffg 45 T gg . F92 3251 B333 4- 0. r g' E . E320 FD :ZH .Em I-4 ff U7 WUC msn P: 55,04 Q50 5LDD O QA v-vs rnghq Qt Q r-F 'iles' o Pai Esw CJ..f-r gms H20 V003 O 3924 mai SHE' ' w?'r 1LLD1LLLL,L9rbO - president of the Student Body: Bob Simon. vice-president: Ruth Hayden, I 3 secretary: and Dorothy Gabriel. treas- Q- s 8 - urer. Other members aie Glenn Thomp- 'F 1 f Y: son, Betty Sutherland. Eudell Sain. Wal- ter Kelly, and Beth Wilson, class repre- sentatives. The faculty advisers are Mr Davidson. Miss Pickrell. and Mr Thompson. 0 This year the Board of Control has striven to make the Student Body assemblies. school dances. and other student activities worthwhile. It voted to contribute a sum of money to the flood relief: and the board approved of the first night dance sponsored by the P.-T. A. . ' ' 'cf' , R A , Slf'iTHl'IfI YR S Q.. O BOARD OF CONTROL: Top Row-Mr. 'I'homDS0'l' Mr' Davidson. G. Thompson, vv. Kelly. 'CD

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S565 la EIGHTEEN SANTA BARBARA In the heart of California, A mission stands, so fair- And the spirit of truth and love, I think, Lives in the garden there. This garden forms the chapelfyard, Wl1ei'e the stately cedar grows, And the smilax and ivy run along The ground in scrambled rows. 'Years ago along these lanes Padres meditating wentf Their gray robes sweeping solemnly, 'Their heads in thoughts of worship bent. And still, as though through chapelfyarcl Of Santa Barbara one walks, There is a solemn Presence felt, And all is hushed-for there God talks. -Elsie Lee Huffinc