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

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LUTHER JAMES ABRANIS He loveth chivalry. truth, and honor. IVIURRIEL LORRAINE ASHIVIAN They are only great. who are truly good. ALICE IVI I LDRED I 5ACON F af 7, . tv 1'is better to have jr fought and lost Than never to have W 4 V tought at all. 1:4 1 W .,,,, Q. by fxx ' In X Lx A ,QA -X XX ,I Q wi L1 .3225 v xx . Luv K-gawk-L, HUGH HAROLD BEMENT I am the master of my fate: I am the captain oi my soul. IRENE PATRICIA BRAY The joy of youth and health her eyes dis- played. DORIS ANNE DAVIS Those who think nol' ly are noble. J- I ,..I' . SJ MARGARET E DAVIS I I 'Gentlx fl speechy ,IIA Felice mind ' x I -l Y . I It I J ff 5 .kj I 4.-:Q V, TWENTY 4' W il 7 , M Q 7 x xf I I f .,. .W , I ' 1 5 5 f 9' X - f ,Q , 2. i . , ' Lai? , . ,,. - lv 1 ,1 I M H. ' 1 I 1 I A I -' rIl I - :-'. I t vm: x ,je I Xu. IVIAR IAN ADAMS Lovely in youthful comeliness, Lovely all her life long in corneliness of heart. CHARLES R. ATTRIDGE A silent, shy, peace- loving man. l He seemed no fiery partisan. I CHARLES Ag'BEECHI B . FA-fl And Na u pro- ' mised b t-I IGood ffdljow and re- E. KI FRANCES NI. BOCKUS The mildest manner. and the gentlest heart. RICHARD ROLAND BRIGGS Even sad vicissitude amused his soul. HARVEY MILTON DAVIS He is at no end of his actions best Whose ends will make him greatest, and not blest. ' DOROTHY HELEN DESCHAMPS Reading is not ll duty. And vonsequenlly nu business to he made disagreeable.