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

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1 1 LEFT TEI RIGHT: BACK Raw: TAYLUR, E: CRANE, C.: SHAND, F.: PDLLARD, NLZRAYMDND,E.1l3RAEE,i.l,3NlR. NULAN, fADVIEURl3 FRONT Raw: MARGWARTH, D.: EHUE1K,i.l.:5ANFE1RD,A.3 5TRAiN, M.: adam Staff Editor f f Mary Alice Pollard Business Staff f f Arlene Sanford Assistant Editor f f Claire Craig Boys' Sports Editor f Bolw Raymond Literary Editor Fred Shand Girls' Sports Editor f Diana Margwarth Literary Staff Eleanor Graves Circulation Manager f Jane Grace Business Manager Jeanette Shook Pulwleity Manager Marian Strain June Ormiston Staff Typist f Julie C1'2lWf01'Ll Gene Taylor MR. NllL.AN Mins. FEELEY MR. THoMI'soN Galleon Advisor Literary Advfscw Business Advisor I

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gdfume DANIELS MRS. FEELEY Miss FROEHLICH Kg. GRABLE Miss H.eXC1ENI3RlJCI1'l Miss Hnzssc H away, our faculty felt that this was the time to begin considering how this challenge was to be inet. At its monthly dinnerfmeetings, the Faculty Club studied the various aspects of PostfWar Education, such as: additional vocational courses for adults who have learned only one specialized detail of a war industryg scope and type of education for returning service rneng new subjects for the high school curricula, related to our new concepts of geography, aviation, international cooperation, etc.g the effect of population trends on educational facilities. Like most educators throughout the country, our faculty hopes to be prepared to fill the many additional educational needs of our nation when peace finally comes. s PIPER MR. Risen Miss SToifvER MR. THoMPsoN MR. WH1'rENEc:R MR WciR1ntn

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qwmzytegeltlaa l MARY ALICE PCILLARD N THIS ISSUE of The Galleon for 1944, we have endeavored to bring you a book which in future years will help bring back memories of Harbor High. We have tried in the pages of this an' nual to give you a panorama of the activities and social events of this institution for the past ten months This year instead of a theme we have chasen ACTIVITIES OF OUR SCHOOL to divide our book into its respestive parts. The major aim of the staff has been to produce a book that will please its many readers. To do this, we have tried to organize and present a faithful record of the activities of Newport Harbor Union High school during 1943 and 1944. The traditions and emblems of the Harbor ideal have been embodied in print and picture in a way which we trust will prove popular. The staff has worked diligently to produce an interesting year book, and we shall count our job well done if the student body places its stamp of approval on this, the 1944 edition. Sincerely MARY ALICE POLLARD, t Z X ' r Editor I 4617111 A Z 1 ffcaeo M4 ,f,,...c M424 I Af-fry-1 WWC in ,gf G ,. Glas ff' edfwt.. M uf- ,J ivf