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

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ROBERT IRVING MEYER Like two single gen- tlemen rolled into Une, CONSUELO MUNIZ VVise to resolve. and patient to perfornif' TINA OPAL NETH Gnd does nfvt me-aFure men by infhe-sf' VERNON ORR I'll warrant him heart-whole. GERALDINE' PERRY AB . sweet and muiircfall As bright A icfs ltitef strunv u'itFelfiis hair. x Xi MARGARET RUTH QUINN Let all thy C-:inverse be sincere. BARBRA C. ROGERS A IPAQ frjiendl is fo - ever a frienfll fx? I S 17. ni- N 42 f X 4 f . , I G- 14.1 .1 ELIZABETH S. MOELLER 'Stvle is the flrefs f-f th6ugl'it. MILDRED MYREHN O th-,fu are fairer than the evening air. Clad in the beauty -if a IhVil,lFElI'ifl stars. JIN ONlORl A mind IIIII ti' M- lliaiigerl lfy plzi-'ff 1-r time. l ls' V' Y' 4 W. DOLORES FLORENCE ORTBERG Little tuba uf rnlghiy pfiwer. Charmer 1-f :in iflle hfitirf' x X ,,. n CRAIG C. PHOENIX As merrv as the flax' is lfilllgfiyk ' THEODORE E. RISCHARD VVisciom is the wealth -,if tiie wise. HAROLD GEORGE SC-OVEL A man Qi' sovereigii parts he is este-em'd. TVVENTY-THREE

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HELEN C. HONDA Genteel in persoiiage. Conduct. and equip- age. .4 .Le Exif A MARY ELIZABETH HORNER V Gifts ID l-1 4V .H a e thei H, Way. ' i 3 I Jb X1 ff- i ELSIE LEE HUFFINE ji Here's to the pilot 'Q' who weathered the storm. .. l 5. 4 RUSSELL JOHNSON x i xl 5. W 5- . f 1 ff Hl4... Al'-e Not from a vain or 93 shallow thought. ' , ie FRANKWKING O5 :And ex as e wen . some rry ay he 0- 9. 'VRE ETH LA VERNE V MEL And what he greatly ' v thought. he nohly did. rf -, 4 JOHN RENE Luco 'W 5 ahufzj' We meet thee. like xi f' ' I pleasant thought when V.: sul-li are wanted. ' '- , iv at - 7' 'i VJILNTY-TWO YACHIYO R. HONDA Noble by heritage. Generous and free. ,A J. f 5. ELLETNLNJY HOWE f, 'V e fairest garden in her looks. f And in her mind the Zu wisest books, RETAH BERNEICE ISAAC Be wiser than others if you Can. but do not tell them so. , . i 5 J ' ,ng i f ELIZABETH M. 45 JOHNSTON -, - T Soft peaks' she brings. Wlle-Beyer she arrives. f ' l LLL .uf WK E45 'KENTON sx vu l conipeii- xv seated ibs. J X I 1 sf A -' WILLI M Gmvi ' llEH'aANN H f . f xg :I'1?xlekihg cg-,ines by na- ii . Ui Silenme' by wisdoinf' 1 FRANCES CARLENE MASON A haippy soul that :ill the way. To liexiveii hath ai stim- mei s tiny.

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JOYCELVN BLYTHE SIMMONS The fair. the chaste. and unexpressive she. MILDRED SINSLEY Do the work thz1t's nearest. Though it's dull at whilesf' MAXINE GAYLE SPARKES When you dance. I Wish you A wave 0' the sea. thut you might ever do nothing but that. MARY ELIZABETH STRUNK The mildest manners. and the gentlest heart. DORIS LORRAINE THOMPSON Youth calls for Plea- sure, Pleasure calls fur Love. JOHN FREDERICK VOGEL, JR. He knew WhelT's what. and that's as high rhletapliysif' wit f-an y. JOYCE ELIZABETH WENTWORTH Sweet are the thuughts that savur nf content: The quiet mind is rivher than at crown. TWENTY-FOUR I 'P' A tv- , , , ..Z,. ' 14 5 if in Q , : Q' 5 War' . . :,7.ivQ,-153 . 5- - ' , 49 'Q 1 'Y , ,',' QA fa , gt if Q, Q he 5 I H- QW 4 ', A Y 4 4 1 df Rx ,, .5.. L . 2 4 W' 3 I x Y '5 Z , ' z wrlf f i . -oar , ROBERT AL.LAN SIMON h h succeeds, rn er errre is all his cv I'1.' I . I I I jf? A -wi I, N, VVILLIAM STEPHEN SMITH III True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. FLOYD M. SPESSARD A star of the unequi- Quered will. VIRGINIA DOROTHY SWEETMAN Oh, could you View the melody And musif of her lace. . If X4 4, A ' ' f Ur! - T7 if i tt LYLE E. VAN DE WALKER He was rightemis in hls own eyeef GRACE PAULINE WALLACE Beauty lust her nuth- ing. Her virtues were so rare. MAE MARGARET WINTERBOURNE She hath :1 tear fm' pity. and :1 liund Open as duy for mell- ing charity. ,ff V In-XM 7 4,!1,4.,1 1 4 ' I I I , I' , A I 1