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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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The neat, well-kept lawns are a favorite noon-time retreat. The modern social hall, the pool, and the athletic fields all are part of the environmental influences. It is true that here at Harbor natural beauty is combined with man's design of structure to create an inspirational setting for learning. Social life at Harbor will remain vivid in the minds of all students for years to come. In social activities there can be found a diversion from the academic functions, and they are many and often. As the scene of innumer- able parties, dances and intellectual gatherings, the social hall plays a signifi- cant role in the lives of students and faculty. Campus organizations, sponsor- ing frequent parties to launch or conclude a particular endeavor, or for mere gregariousness, contribute to the social atmosphere. Lawn at noon OGial N : h. a Ninna £2 ae The Galley - = Mittt «t+ oS —$— — a —————————e—eree (i Academic activities form the basis of stu- y dent life at Harbor High. These activities i ; have come to us through the genius of the i great men whose thoughts have stimulated the development of our civilization. Plato, Aristotle, Hippocrates, Homer, and Archi- , medes are among those who have given 2 | sean: eee t | us the philosophies which we are encour- ' aged to study and apply. During our years i 4 at Harbor, an opportunity is offered to ‘ Hi obtain basic knowledge in the hope that i ‘ it will find greater expression in the uni- i : versities of thought. i i i uo i 6 Berea te eee c-ccerfivtrtnreverreerrrerrrrrerrrrme rrepey' erp qr erenPVT¥i PY TNE rat ETT PE TTHC REE RSTaTI teers erarenoeT ian RON {GEHRY TC TSP pene 9] GT OTe OU ag rT RH CET FETT AC OK heli PA 4 rm U nx) v tigfic ap ce can be | GX Harbor High. unfortunate so few groups of young Nogsrrs in the world n0) (yedey have the oppor- - y tunities for the acqui- sition of these aesthe- , tic values. The art ex- i bitions, modern dance performances, choral group recitals, and frequent band and orchestra concerts, lay a foundation for the interpretation of the fine arts. artistic REL TEDL ' af Mm iiitaes =. 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Oy eer ee 52 TSTOSIIINIOT Ime eee eee Pett el Te cre a! eo! i 59 pludentGovernmente 2 a 66 Organizations GibiSeLedoue Arial OTSi ree ee sae cs ta. eee ee 74 PR COT Gr me UL sc merece eet cre a ah ey 76 PICO CE DITCH SLOG ky ot miei mares Sa GA ea ees el 78 MOCCINOTICNGs] Ul DS eee peed ae WS cet a 80 TOU DVECHUIDS meet ye A es 83 SS ek UL Seat ee ee eel 84 PiU UOl hears ear, Meee ss el 88 EEE oT Comer we ee ee Si oe he ch ees 92 PECUEY ict Lites wenn one rae ee Oh yal 96 SPIO I ik O nea eae te SR Heel ahs Ose i ee oo nase cas 101 BOVsmna MOU Chw ee thie totes es Fo oe ud 103 ReaD SPEER TCS ree fe 124 POT LISe eis meen ee ee a 132 OO OEE, OO ——— — — f =. i . - Biitiii iS = eS eee The theme, A Bridge in Life, portrays the spirit of mid-twentieth century living. Every day we travel toward some definite goal by bridging a country by-way or modern super highway. a ara See a. A complex structure, such as a bridge, | in itself denotes progress. For this reason, i | i | we, the staff, deemed bridges appropriate for comparison with Harbor High's twenty- five years of progress. EN ERI See ES pie eee anos As bridges have played an indispensable — | role in the industrial development of our a: nation, so has the high school been re- Se ete SSS ’ sponsible for our intellectual and social development. ED tiOak _eeeecmssumnavesaynepyeyeypvoupayl vir veavyep ervry sayayeny rye tase enentyement peo tecnyy pevyry maa IPI any ROHL FH REAL HUTT TTPOG ATA SYTHE ROY EDT VOU HCA GO PEATS POU UT THY mT YRC TEETER XG EET OSAMA CHS UTE GT PER | | For widening our social and intellectual horizons, for her kind and personal understanding toward us, we, the class of 1955, dedicate our Galleon to Mrs. Mary Lee Richmond. A teacher has a profound influence upon a stu- dent's life when that teacher has impressed ideals evident in his personality and has taught new in- formation with enthusiasm catching a thread in the pupil's searching mind. Unforgettable to French and Latin students will be an entire history ot French culture, Caesar's exciting marches and stories of Balzac, de Maupassant and Maugham. SETUREYV ENED) UOYEPOE VENER ETRE LTR ee ae U4 G4 OTY V1 9798 a BTN EFEPY (CEE ROS TPT TAC) F THVT DARGA FH ROM AY EASA UAL AU CCD YORU ECESAT TACT RETIRE TVS ATE PEED POTTED? pinnae eye te 3 a eg a ee -dministration SS, SS Rp omy NC ere i 4f ‘ y Be SE ee BARRO FoR eR SES SS OO REE a Rae aye, Te eee Engineering the plans As we pause to reflect on the accomplishments of Harbor in the past twenty-five years, one man, our principal, Sidney Davidson, comes to mind. A perfectionist in performing his duties, he has been the guiding hand from the school's humble beginning to its full develop- ment today. Every Harbor student takes pride in the top flight faculty, a modern, extensive plant, the enthusiastic student body, and the very successful student government. We pay tribute to this man who shaped these qualities into an institution to be valued. Every graduate who looks back on the education which built his success feels a deep grati- tude for the opportunities fostered by our principal, Mr. Davidson. MR. SIDNEY DAVIDSON MR. JOSEPH HAMBLET In my lifetime | have traversed some of the largest and most. famous bridges in the world, including the Brooklyn Bridge, the Niagara River Bridge and bridges across the Mississippi River and San Francisco Bay. In reflection the most significant bridge of all is that which joins in time the past with the present. It has been a very great privileg e to have been associated with Harbor High from the time when it was only an idea up to its magnificent present. During these twenty five years many thousands of boys and girls have received benefits from this fine school and we of the faculty have received inspiration from our contact with these young people. You of the class of 1955, nearly three hundred strong, have made a splendid record. | am proud of you and confident that you will prove yourselves worthy of the education which has been given you. My best wishes— Sidney H. Davidson Mrs. Fay Harbison Mr. Robert Magnusson i e Judge Donald Dodge Mr. Leslie Steffensen Mrs. Ronald Barlow Vice-Principal With genuine enthusiasm, Mr. Hamblet supports and guides our student life and activities. His sense of humor, fairness, and friendly direction make our years’ span at Harbor High more successful. Dean of Girls Mrs. Harbison has successfully built a strong bridge of understanding between the students and the administration. In matters both personal and concerning school or social activities she has given sympathetic and tactful consideration, to those who have needed it. Counsellor In his capacity as counsellor, many have come to know and appreciate Mr. Robert Magnusson as the keystone in adapting students to high school life. Through him can be found the formula for future suc- Css. The Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees skillfully and wisely acts as the architect and designer of the school. With planning board and T-square the members plot the future. Sin- cere concern for the students is the moti- vation for the positive steps taken by the board throughout each year. Mr. Donald Dungan Mr. Hadd Ring BIL Builders of the future Mr. Webster Jones Denison University Miss Martha Hawkins UCLA Mr. James Miller UC at Santa Barbara Mr. Robert Montgomery USG Mr. Emil Neeme Butler University mathematics Mr. Donald Burns WSG Sixty-one people, with a com- mon purpose in mind, comprise Harbor's faculty. Their purpose is the education and training of young minds. Theirs is the task of helping confused travelers over the rough and uncertain road of young adulthood, then sending each on the way to a rewarding future. Mmusiee Miss Marie Hiebsch UCLA Mr. Clinton Sawin Whittier College oc ccare parti ta YY EKG} LIN .sata't a. a'scdren YR-eks4d 1.1� CELA URED VBA Fa REG PQ LEONG ERSETTS COLETLENEN UATE CAT ICLOCESUSTLTDCUCOTECRESERIELELOGING SOLE TETLUDLEGRLE RICE TER TRUD TICS ULE TE CBSE TT a englis Mrs. Antoinette Adams University of Washington Mrs. Roscine Feeley Wooster College Mrs. Marjorie Simmons UCEA Mr. Robert Wentz UC at Berkeley Miss Diane Fruehling UC at Berkeley Mrs. Catherine Horn UCLA Mr. Robert Wood USC Mrs. Alice Koch USG Mr. Malcolm Buchanan Humboldt State College Miss Zatha Tallman Humboldt State College Mrs. Helen Ballard University of Washington Stanford Mrs. Teresa Patterson UCLA Mr. Goss Grable Mr. Lynne Hughes Stanford College of the Pacific Mr. Leslie Miller Baker University Mr. William Bernau Nort hwestern Missouri State Mr. Righter Goerke Mrs. Margaret Lewis Long Beach State UC at Berkeley Sere Mr. Paul Caldwell Whittier College SS a xe ae nes ysical Mr. Ralph Reed Mr. Al Irwin Oberlin College of the Pacif Mrs. Ruth LeLievre UC at Berkeley language ou bere ewe us euare pown ey epee we ee ee Ce EE TITRE LITLE LPL UTy CPE LE TEES CSE PT TET ECR TY ICPT ORT A EOS E AL ETE EOI ET Ol FOE DOS NON OT OPTED VEG LPP SOS EPEAT EO A Pes Perea cere EreeeTaE Te rery oe social studies Mr. William McLaughlin UC at Santa Barbara Mr. William Middleton Stanford Mr. Leroy Jillson : t i Stanford Mr. Robert Perrin Cal Poly Miss Ruth Thorne ; F era Mr. Charles Funnell UC at Davis — education Miss Marjorie Adams UC at Berkeley Mr. Jules Gage C at Santa Barbara Mrs. Ellen Caricoff Mrs. Dorothy Throop UCLA USC ie Eee Mr. Charles Randall Mc angene Whitenell UCLA Kee Mr. Leonard Thompson Union College Miss Dorothea Hilliard Michigan State Mr. Chester Wuiff Wheaton College Mr. Andrew Oliver UC at Santa Barbara business Mr. Ashby Powell UC at Santa Barba Mr. John McGowan College of the Pacific ; art a Mrs. Shirley Rice UCLA Mr. Stuart Corey San Jose State Mrs. Margaret May Seaside Memorial College TCT ee TT OO EE oO 1 natural sciences Mr. Vernon Allen Mrs. Ruth Fleming USE Redlands ibrarian Mr. John Echternach UC at Berkeley Mr. John Johnson UC at Berkeley Mr. Floyd Harryman UCLA crafts Mrs. Dorothy Ring University of Connecticut d ee home economics Mrs. Hazel Owens UC at Berkeley Mrs. Laura Lane San Jose State Mr. Cutler Dippell Miss Joyce Anderson JC at Santa Barbara UC at Santa Barbara Main Office Working as an important part of the maintenance crew of the b-idge, the Main Office keeps the school humming with activity. It directs the traffic of new students, answers questions, manages the Public Address system and keeps lunches for forgetful pupils. In or- mative announcements, calls to locate teachers or pupils from the Left to right: far reaches of the campus or hieeo No Coldweilaeetean simply routine school bulletins are tale tos. Rice aannaene broadcast from this office. Collings Mrs. ean Pee es eas one ae ee son. Business Office Selling student Body cards, club pins, Galleons and various other items keeps the Business Office busy with student finance. Further, it serves as the central point from which faculty members and _ all school employees conduct person- nel and financial matters. Every morning, beginning at seven thirty, this department cheerfully performs its duties without hesita- tion. Mrs. J. Webber, Miss W. Blankenbaker, Mrs. S. Hoefner. School Assistants Mrs. Ira Haynes is Mrs. Harbi- son's new and capable secretary. - Mrs. Eudell Lloyd keeps the |. gym office running smoothly. She readily gives her time to further- ing the welfare of the gym de- partment. Mrs. Billie Deaver is known for her warm personality and her as- sistance to the various vocal groups at school. Mrs. |. Haynes, Mrs. O. Lloyd, Mrs. B. Deaver. Anyone looking for a certain book or information in the library is assisted very cheerfully by Mrs. Marian Singley, the assistant li- brarian. SUS GPS eH RHE ENTS pau SVN HPT TST UUW YSU EIEN NTN OTHE TTF IE RNS FFE TUITE ITTV GET FTP RTC TRL ATO RETA on support of the school Galley Staff This hardworking staff serves Galley Left to right: Mrs. R. Frink, Mrs. H. McCord. the best in snacks while the stu- dents exchange the latest news. Their cheerful services give spe- cial support to the week's busy schedule. Custodians When the structure needs re- pair or maintenance, the custo- dians are always on the job. Their continuous, faithful labor to help keep up the standards of the school is an essential support in ; the bridge. Custodians. Back, |. to r.: McCord, D. Kerly, G. Skaggs, C. Lott, B. Frink, H. Raverly, ' mm� CG. Micklewait, C. Moser, B. Sharman, | ey K. Hickman. Front: D. Ensign, M. : Magnuson, D. Mineheart, O. Lloyd, J. Mievesn, L. Glesenkamp, Cafeteria Staff R. King. When work is done there is always need for good food, which is provided by this very capable staff. Their well-prepared lunches furnish the nourishment necessary ‘9 complete daily duties. Cafeteria. Left to right: Mrs. Updike, Mrs. A. Jen- nings, Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. M. Carmichael, Mrs. = osoreman. | | | eee, a a Coe SSS oF = eaecse ee Ch icae eer Fete Ry ADARRTINY PEC H SV SACD ERTS ETPR CITE UE TEETER RUA POU TAT ERE STE CT aR Ke Dick Innerst Student Body President Board of Control Hard working foremen As we enter into college or a career, the eyes of the world will be upon us. Will there be war and starvation or peace and prosperity? This is our inherited problem. It is especially important that we, of this generation, make the most of our high school years to give us the ulti- mate answer... Dick Innerst, Student Body President Student Body President Dependable in leading numerous school activities, Dick Innerst demonstrates the same competence that made him a successful class president for three preceding years. He is admired for his gracious at- titude and casual humor. The Board of Control guides Harbor's affairs successfully and eftec- tively. They act on behalf of the students by discussing and making recommendations to the administration and Board of Trustees. The stu- dent body officers and a representative from each class make up the eight member board. Upon their shoulders fall the responsibilities of interschool relations, planning assemblies, making any necessary changes in student government and appropriating funds for expendi- tures. From |. to rz Mrs. Fay Harbison, advisor; Dick Overby, junior rep.; Tony Palaferri, Bob Milum, senior rep.; Mr. Davidson, Dick Innerst, Tod White, John Henrotin, soph. rep.; Mr. McLaughlin, advisor; Glenn Thomas. DMN) A ARTA TR TTT TR TN oe Tod White Tod White, our friendly and amiable student body secretary, has successfully mastered the responsibilities of this office, keeping the rec- ords of our student government efficiently and accurately. Tony Palaferri, an honest and conscientious of- ficer, is well known for his friendly and jovial nature and for his willingness to accept responsi- bility and accomplish the task at hand. As head of the Student Court and a member of the Board of Control, Glenn Thomas is a capable and hard-working leader, known for his fairness and sense of humor. Tony Palaferri Glenn Thomas ee HIS year's senior class has made an’ outstanding record of accom- plishments in service and_ spirit. Always working as a unit, this Twenty-fifth gradua- ting class has left behind a lasting impres- sion with its courageous innovations and successful ventures. Of special note is the size and variety of developments in con- tract with the first graduating class of 1930. The years have seen a vast differ- ence in the wide’ range of curricular and extra-curricular activities, the greatly en- larged faculty, and the growing plant. But to the first class and its successors, a debt is owed, for the advantages enjoyed today are a culmination of the efforts of each class to the system. The contributions of the silver anniversary class have added much to the. future benefits, and will be looked upon with as much favor by the Fiftieth or Seventy-fifth classes as we look back on the first. This is indeed a proud heritage to pass from generation to gen- eration. Margie Arey Carol Baldwin Joanne Arant Robert Bailey Linda Adair Ann Allen Gerald Andresen William Abramson Marsha Allen Joyce Andrew The séntots: == Geraldine Ashby Lucille Atkinson David Balmer Larry Bailey William Bartlett Mary Bauer PTY YUGIEREAEAY PUEDE BUTI rie ttt: David Comer John Cooper . 5 i a ah ee Rood Ronald Chase Thomas Childs sola ask ae Sa eae ars Pat Christensen Tonye Christensen ies: Pat Clemence Robert Coane Gail Collins Faye Cozad Diane Crandall Diane Crane Annette Crawford Cerini Creely Gerald Cross Geraldine Cullen Chris Dalby Sandra Davis Robert Deal Mary Ann Densmore Jerome DiCarlo Janet Dillon Carol Doane Arloween Dockter Michael Driskel Robert Eastman Joyce Eckels Kenneth Edens Ray Edwards John Eggert Jane Elliott Jeanne Ellis James Everson Ruth Dudley Gynelle Dysart Gary Fields Richard Fife Edward Fish Dennis Fitzpatrick Mary Fellbaum William Freely Peter Frost John Gaffey Larry Gant Sharon Gardner Bonnie George James Gerspach Monte Ghiselin Patricia Gibbons Ann Gibson Diane Gilson Sharon Glenn Richard Gould Frances Gowen Patricia Gragg RO ETTTTN RtNTHT TT STICAT TESA TTR TEETER Patsy Grant James Grier Linda Griffiths Nancy Gristy Daren Groth Kay Hall William Hamblet Donna Hamilton Ron Hamilton Michael Hanshaw James Hargrove Leah Richards Judith Harris William Hart Bruce Hartwig Richard Hatch | Mike Vaile—Class Vice-president ate el ee a Mi or Loren Holmwood Clinton Hoose Donna Hamilton—Class secretary Mary Kay Hehn Peter Henderson Ruth Henderson Betty Hiatt So mm la ec i ae aN a ial i et ] Diane Hilbert Johan Hirth Charles Hitchcock Marilyn Holley Shirlee Hourigan Arlene Huft Christina Hughes Marilyn Ingmundson Richard Innerst Darrall Jackson STESTINUTT ETE PREM EELS eEEs ge EMOTE iE aad See eEET John Johnston Kenneth Jones Ted Jonon Susan Keim Robert Kelsey Joel Kemper Mary Kesel Howard King Richard Kopp Mary Kramer Helen Kuhlmeyer Betty LaBelle Charles Lamb Linda Lane Dennis Lehto Melinda Leithold Arthur Jensen Janice Kellogg le Wayne Kinsfather Bruce Knipp LB HOR Sle OL im I Em = ‘ : £ ‘ t 1 Sandra Leutwyler LaVerne Lewis James Link Lyle Lionbarger Nancy Long Richard Louvier Marvin Lusk Robert Martin Robert McClusky Grace McDermott : Charles McGavran Ward McGee Jack McGinnis Carol McQueeney Ellis Mendenhall | Robert Milum Richard Mirkovich Richard Mithoff Virgie Miley Marvellee Moody PT Ey mS EE Ay isisaish og) geen at a rt ro SR simiteeh is yi Pins pas PORES EEE Sie 8 itis —EE epee: “At : icinnidaonhacasslaaincassassiacsehiassecalacasanucaraeuaneteeaeae ee eee = £ George Moore Paul Moore Marcia Moorehead Lee Moritz Marlaine Morrill Harold Musselman Jack Musselman Robert Myers Frank Navarro Paul Neumann James Newkirk Ronald Newlon - Denise Niles Bonnie Nowels Jane Ostrander Dan Page Bob Martin—Class Treasurer Lucille Pope Tom Porter Bob Milum—Board of Control Anthony Palaterri Tom Pearson Cora Peters Carol Pfister Sally Pfister Maria Pleger Richard Pleger Redmon Poague Charlene Purcell ” Carolyn Ragan Richard Ragar Ann Ralston Fred Ray Richard Reddick sure Ci acy yarn pager epee Pont @ POEL T CIC WF FW AE RL PEELS UPPER Sa a0 U8 Te PTLOLALFPESE PY PERT LTVRD TEIUT 2S LZES EEE TEE SE CUTE ECT BY ETD PPE CDT EB Deanna Richardson { Charles Reich “Patricia Retmier Charles Rice William Ring Patricia Ritchie Dorothy Robertson Constance Rourke | Lorraine Schlichenmayer Sandra Schmidt Andrea Schulberg Jerry Schultz Donald Sedan Edward Shafer Carol-Ann Shaw John Shawhan Robert Reed _aNetta Richardson | James Samsel Lynne Schachner ee Noel Sheleny Mary Sinclair Judith Soule Ann Stewart Sumiye Shigaki Sally Shrader Gordon Siple Judith Sleeper Leroy Spang Marilyn Stansberry Judith Stewart Fred Stillings “OPTS PTLPEA RTT ORE PETLLIOE TERE T EG LEED ES EIU EK PE ELEY HTT REET FE Rd OL ET TG “tt Janet Shrout Clare Smith David Stearns Alice Stolarek Mary Simmons Robert Lee Smith Jane Stetson Margaret Strandhagen John Swain Raymond Taylor Robert Taylor Glenn Thomas Sue Thomas Taja Tohill Carol Toncray DeVoe Tooley Carl Tresnak Bruce Twichell Michael Vaile Robert Waddell Diane Waggoner Gene Waggoner Pat Ward | Thomas Webster Georgia West William Wetzel Martha Whelchel Tod White Eric Williams Robert Yoder David Lynch Luetta Williams A span 1s completed Senior activities ABRAMSON, WILLIAM: FFA, Football, Drama, Track. ADAIR, LINDA: GAA, Tau Rho Kappa, Honor Society, Spanish Club. ALLEN, ANN: Flagtwirler, Hall Monitor, Drama, Tau Rho Kappa. ALLEN, MARSHA: Galleon, GAA, Sen- Play. ANDRESEN, GERALD: Football, Tennis. Spanish Club, Tau Rho Kappa, Busi- ANDREW, JOYCE: Senior Play, Chorus, GAA, Galleon. ARANT, JOANNE: Dance Assembly, ness Club. AREY, MARGIE: Business Club, Home- making Assistant. ARMSTRONG, MARY JANE: Art Edi- tor Galleon, Service Club, Aqua Show. ASHBY, GERALDINE: Business Club, Li- brary Assistant. ATKINSON, LUCILLE: Business Club. B BAILEY, ROBERT: JY Baseball. BALDWIN, CAROL: Poster Club, Chor- us, Galleon Advertising, Aqua Show. BALMER, DAVID: B C Football, Student Council. BARTLETT, BILL: Galleon Staff, Band, Student Court Team, Honor Society. BAUER, MARY: Library Assistant, Busi- ness Club. BEATTY, DON: Cross Country, Band, Honor Society president, Science Club. BELTRAN, FELICIA: Girls League Re- corder, GAA Cabinet, Student Coun- cil, Spanish Club. BERRY, BARBARA: Aqua Show, Business Club, Office Practice. BETZ, SUE: Senior Play, Honor Society, Aqua Show, Tau Rho Kappa. BLAIR, BARBARA: Chorus, GAA, Nurses Assistant, Business Club. UTES ES TTS OOTY ETE GS PERSE ES SET POPOTTRL EEC TET TET YEP TET TT UL PTT UD TETET GG EEE EL PET od Pee EMEA TE EGP Odd een Cole Kay Wood Phyllis Yarwood Shirley Swafford Mary Jane Armstrong Gail Frahm Jacqueline Garrett Robert Cantu BODENHOEFER, KEN: Swimming, Stu- dent Court, Student Council. BOOSEY, JOAN: GAA, Science Club, Business Club, Aqua Show. BOSLEY, LYNNE: Tau Rho Kappa, French Club, Science Club, Student Court Team. ‘ : BOUCHEY, MYRNA: Honor Society, Senior Play, GAA President, Tri Sigma. BRADLEY, EDWIN: C.. Football, C. Basketball, Student Court, Prejection- ist. BRAZE, HELEN: Homemaking, Aqua Show, Bible Club, French Club. BREITHAUPT, PAUL: Band, swimming, Honor Society, Science Club. BRIGGS, JEAN: Honor Society, GAA,’ Spanish Club, Tau Rho Kappa. BUCK, RICHARD: Swimming, Student Court Team, Basketball Manager. C CALLAHAN, DIRK: Spanish Club, Track, Student Court, Tennis. CALLIS, BOB: Diving. CAMPBELL, DICK: Football, Track, Sen- ior Play, Student Council. CANTU, ROBERT: Football. CARTER, RICHARD: Business Club, Stu- dent Council, Pep Committee, Science Club. CHASE, RON: French Club, Drama, Hall Committee. CHILDS, THOMAS: Football. CHRISTENSEN, TONYE: GAA Cabinet, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Aqua Show. CHRISTENSEN, PAT: GAA, Aqua Show, Style Show, Prop Room. CLARK, MARGARET: Orchestra, Stamp Club, Science Club, Spanish Club. CLEMENCE, PAT: Cheerleader, Senior Play, Honor Society, Girls League Treasurer. COANE, ROBERT: Student Court Team. COLLINS, GAIL: Student Court, GAA Christmas Play, French Club. COOPER, JOHN: Band, Science Club, Hall Committee, Football. COZAD, FAYE: Honor Society, Sexteite, Christmas Program, Spring Show. CRANDALL, DIANE: Usherettes, Gal- leon Advertising, GAA, Aqua Show. CRANE, DIANA: Songleader, Usher- ettes, Honor Roll, Orchestra. CRAWFORD, ANN: Senior Play Set Committee. CREELY, CERINI: GAA, Senior Play, Honor Society, Tau Rho Kappa. CROSS, GERALD: Football, Student Court. CULLEN, GERALDINE: GAA, Business Club. D DALBY, CHRIS: Aqua Show, Spanish Club, Gym Manager, Dance Assem- bly. DANCES, BOB: Bush League. DEAL, ROBERT: Cross Country, Track, Student Court. DENSMORE, MARY ANN: Honor So- ciety, Majorette, GAA, Band. DiCARLO, JEROME: Senior Play. DOANE, CAROL: Tri Sigma President, Galleon Sports Editor, Honor Society Treasurer, Student Council. DOCKTER, ARLOWEEN: Aqua Show, Dance Assembly. DRISKEL, MIKE: Chanters, Spring Show, Christmas Play, Sailing Club. DUDLEY, RUTH: Secretary Larkettes, Vice President Larkettes, Tau Rho Kappa, Science club. DYSART, GYNELLE: Honor Society, Music, Pep Commission, Plays. E EASTMAN, BOB: Band, Drama, Stamp Club, Aqua Show. -ECKLES, JOYCE: Glee, Club, Spanish Club. EDWARDS, RAY: Football, Honor So- ciety, Spanish Club, All School Play. EGGERT, JOHN: Senior Class Presi- dent, Student Court team, Hall Mon- itor, Hi-Tars. ELLIOTT, JANE: Student Court, Beacon Staff, Student Council, GAA. ELLIS, JEANNE: GAA, Band, Talent Show, Business Club. EVERSON, JAMES: Beacon Staff, Gal- leon Staff, Honor Society, Student Court Team. E FELLBAUM, MARY: GAA Correspond- ing Secretary, Majorette, Business Club, Band. FIELDS, GARY: Band. FIFE, DICK: Agriculture, JV Baseball, Varsity Baseball. FISH, TED: Radio Shop Assistant. FITZPATRICK, DENNIS: Baseball, Bas- ketball, Honor Society, Hi Tars. FRAHM, GAIL: Senior Play, Service Club, Beacon Staff, All School Play. FREELY, WILLIAM: Band, Pep Commit- tee, Orchestra, Student Court. FROST, PETE: Basketball. G GANT, LARRY: Bible Club, Student Council, Chorus. GARRETT, JACKIE: GAA, Business club, Majorette, Band. GEORGE, BONNIE: Senior Play, French Club, Tau Rho Kappa, Aqua Show. GIBBONS, PAT: Senior Hostess, Uniform Checker, Spanish Club, GAA. GIBSON, ANN: GAA Cabinet, Band, Tri Sigma, Student Court. GILSON, DIANE: Science Club, French Club, Chorus, Tau Rho Kappa. GLENN, SHARON: Usherettes, Drama, GAA, Hall Moni tor. GOULD, DICK, FFA, Baseball and Foot- ball Manager. GOWEN, FRAN: Student Court Team, Aqua Show, Tennis, Student Council. GRAGG, PAT: Larkettes, Chorus, All School Play, Christmas Play. GRANT, PATSY: GAA Treasurer, Tri Sigma, Bible Club, Nurses Assistant. GRIFFITHS, LINDA: Student Court, Tri Sigma, Senior Play, Honor Society. GRISTY, NANCY: Student Court Team Captain, GAA Cabinet, Majorette, Tri Sigma Treasurer. GROTH, DAREN: Stamp Club. H HARRIS, JUDY: Commerce Club, Fash- ion Show. HALL, KAY: Spanish Club. HAMBLET, BILL: Varsity Football, All School Play, Student Court, Band. HAMILTON, DONNA: Class Secretary, Song Leader, Senior Play, Tri Sigma. HANSHAW, MIKE: Chorus President. HARGROVE, JAMES: Band, Cross Coun- try, Projectionist. HART, BILL: Projectionist, Radio Assist- ant. HARTWIG, BRUCE: Spanish Club, C Football, Student Court Team. HATCH, DICK: Band, Football, Pep Band, Student Council. HEHN, MARY KAY: Larkettes Presi- dent, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Student Court Team. HENDERSON, PETER: Track, All School Play, Basketball, Senior Play. HENDERSON, RUTH: Business Club, Aqua Show, Orchestra, GAA. HIATT, BETTY: GAA, Business Club, Fashion Show. HILBERT, DIANE: Spanish Club, Honor Society, Student Court Team, GAA. HIRTH, JOHAN: Hall Committee, Stu- dent Court, Aqua Show, Drama. HITCHCOCK, CHARLES: Hall Com- mittee, Tropical Fish Club. HOLLEY, MARILYN: Galleon Art Staff, Senior Play, Poster Club. HOLMWOOD, LOREN: Science Club, Stamp Club. HOOSE, CLINTON: Swimming, Stage Crew. HOURIGAN, SHIRLEE: Honor Society, Tri Sigma, GAA Cabinet, Senior Play. HUFF, ARLENE: Girls' League Presi- dent, Girls League Secretary, Class Vice President. HUGHES, CHRISTINA: GAA Cabinet, Orchestra, Flagtwirling, Uniform Court. I INGMUNDSEN, MARILYN: Girls' State, Beacon Editor, Student Court Team, GAA. INNERST, RICHARD: Student Body President, Class President, Honor So- ciety, Senior Play. J JACKSON, DARRALL: Football, Track, Student Council, Peanut League. JENSEN, ARTHUR: Swimming, Student Court Team Yell Leader, Senior Play, Props. JOHNSTON, JOHN: Bush League. JONES, KEN: Basketball, Football, Stu- dent Court Team. JONON, TED: Track. K KEIM, SUE: Student Court Captain, Honor Society, GAA Cabinet, Tri Sigma. KELLOGG, JOYCE: Secretary. KELSEY, ROBERT: Varsily Track. KEMPER, JOEL: Honor Society, Drama, Chanters, Ticket Salesman. KESEL, MARY: Business Club, GAA. KING, HOWARD: Hall Committe, FFA Officer. KINSFATHER, DeWAYNE: FFA, Chorus. KNIPP, BRUCE: Football, - Basketball, Track, Junior Class Officer. KRAMER, MARY: Galleon Staff, Span- ish Club, Science Club, Chorus. KUHLMEYER, HELEN: Drama Assembly, Aqua Show, Dance Show. L LaBELLE, BETTY: GAA, Service Club, Aqua Show, Red Cross. LANE, LINDA: Student Council, Hall Monitor, Business Club. LEHTO, DENNIS: Band, Orchestra, Basketball, Chorus. LEITHOLD, MELINDA: Honor Society, Freshman Officer, Spanish Club, French Club. LEUTWYLER, SANDRA: Senior Play- Costume and Prompter. LIONBARGER, LYLE: Chorus, Varsiiy Tennis, Music Festival, Bible Club. LONG, NANCY: Honor Society, Span- ish Club, Tau Rho Kappa, Galleon Staff. LOUVIER, RICHARD: Hall Committee, Basketball, Chorus. LUSK, MARVIN: Football, Hall Com- mittee, Chorus, All School Play. LYNCH, DAVID: Football, Student Court Team, Band. M MARTIN, ROBERT: Football, Basketball, Track, FFA President. McCLUSKEY, ROBERT: 8B Basketball, Varsity Baseball, FFA. McDERMOTT, GRACE: Hall Commit- tee, Assistant Secretary. Meee CHARLES: Football, Base- all. McGINNIS, JACK: Basketball, Tennis, Track. McQUEENEY, CAROL: All School Play, Drama Assembly, Chorus, Christmas Play. MILEY, VIRGIE: Student Council, Ush- erette, GAA, Chorus. MILUM, ROBERT: Football, Track, Class Treasurer, Board of Control. MIRKOVICH, RICHARD: Football, Base- ball, Student Council, Track. MITHOFF, RICHARD: Projectionist. MOODY, MARVELLEE: Larkettes Sec- retary, Sextette, Spring Show, Spanish Club. MOORE, GEORGE: Football, Basketball, Track, Tennis. MOORE, PAUL: B Football. MOORHEAD, MARCIA: Student Coun- cil Vice President, Prom Committee, Galleon Senior Editor, Student Court. MORRILL, MARLAINE: Student Court Team, Science Club, GAA, Stamp Club. MUSSELMAN, HAROLD: Cross Coun- try, Swimming, Projectionist. MUSSELMAN, JACK: FFA, Stamp Club. MYERS, ROBERT: Photographer. N NAVARRO, FRANK: Basketball, Spanish Club, Hall Commithtee, Track. NEUMANN, PAUL: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Hi Tars, Student Court Team. NEWKIRK, JAMES: Football, Baseball, Senior Play, Student Council. NILES, DENISE: Senior Play, Student Court Team, Dance Assembly, Christ- mas Play. O OSTRANDER, JANE: Honor Society Vice President, French Club President, Student Council Treasurer, Tri Sigma. P PAGE, DAN: Student Council. PALAFERRI, TONY: Student Body Treas- urer, Football, Student Court Team, Hall Committee. PEARSON, TOM: All School Play, Sen- ior Play, Glee Club, Student Court Team. PETERS, CORA: Girls League Cabinet, Tau Rho Kappa, Hall Monitor, Senior Play. PFISTER, CAROL: Spring Show. Lark- ettes, Uniform Checker, Spanish Club. PFISTER, SALLY: Tau Rho Kappa, Hall Monitor, French Club, Service Club. oor IST UTYCUTAT ERED PERRO TET TTCT DRT TST SOL Tr eC PLEGER, MARIA: Student Court, Senior Play, Aqua Show. PLEGER, RICHARD: Track, Drama, Chorus, Stage Crew. POAGUE, REDMON: FFA. POPE, LUCILLE: Freshman Officer, Hall Committee, Student Council, CASC. PORTER, TOM: Drama. PURCELL, CHARLENE: GAA, Gym Manager, Hall Committee, Aqua Show. R RAGAN, CAROLYN: GAA, Business Club, Uniform Checker. RAGER, RICHARD: Honor Society, Band, Science Club President, Tennis. RALSTON, ANN: Honor Society, Sci- ence Club, Galleon Staff, Hall Com- mittee. REDDICK, RICHARD: Christmas Play, Student Council, Spanish Club. REED, ROBERT: Orchestra, Student Court Team. REICH, CHARLES: Varsity Football, Track, Basketball, Hall Committee. RETMIER, PAT: Girls League Cabinet, Student Court Team Club, Usherette. RICE, CHARLES: Bible Club President, Honor Society, Science Club, Christ- mas Play. RICHARDS, LEAH: Usherettes, Attend- ance Office, Social Studies Secretary. RICHARDSON, DEANNA: GAA. RICHARDSON, LeNETTA: Honor So- ciety, GAA, French Club, Red Cross. RING, WILLIAM: Football, Student Court, Senior Play, Hall Monitor. RITCHIE, PAT: Beacon Staff, Tau Rho Kappa, Dance Assembly, Drama. ROBERTSON, DOROTHY: Spring Show, French Club, Dance Assembly, Pub- licity Chairman. ROURKE, CONNIE: Chorus. S SAMSEL, JAMES: Football, Track, Base- ball. SCHACHNER, LYNNE: Honor Society, Tau Rho Kappa, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Court Team. SCHLICHENMAYER, LORRAINE: Hon- or Society, GAA, Aqua Show. SCHMIDT, SANDRA: Hall Committee, Student Court Team, Tau Rho Kappa Vice President, Chorus. SCHULBERG, ANDREA: Girls League Vice President, Tri Sigma, Honor So- ciety, CASC, Homecoming Queen. SCHULTZ, JERRY: Cross Country, Track. SEDAN, DON: Basketball, Baseball, Stu- dent Court Team, Projectionist. SHAFER, EDWARD: Football. SHAW, CAROL: Honor Society, Span- ish Club, Orchestra, Band. SHAWHAN, JOHN: Hall Monitor, Sci- ence Club, Baseball, Drama Assembly. SHELENY, NOEL: Chorus, Library, Spring Show, Fashion Show. SHROUT, JANET: Honor Society. SINCLAIR, MARY: Honor Society, Tau Rho Kappa, Service Club, Larkettes. SHIGAKI, SUMIYE: Honor Society, French Club, Freshman officer, GAA. SIPLE, GORDON: Varsity Swimming, Student Court, Student Council, French Club. SLEEPER, JUDY: Flagtwirler, Drama, Galleon Staff, Student Court. SMITH, CLARE: Girls’ League, Student Court Team, GAA, Tau Rho Kappa. SOULE, JUDI: Tau Rho Kappa, French Club, Student Court Team, Aqua Show. STANSBERRY, MARILYN: Nurses Assist- ant, Chorus, Business Club, GAA. STEARNS, DAVID: Football, Chorus, Swimming, Senior Play. STETSON, JANE: Student Court Team, Tau Rho Kappa, Service Club. STEWART, ANN: President Service Club, Girls League Cabinet, Honor Society. STEWART, JUDY: Art Galleon Staff, Student Court Team, GAA, Drama. STILLINGS, FRED: Swimming, Orchestra, Christmas Play, Hall Committee. STOLAREK, ALICE: Gym Manager. STRANDHAGEN, PEGGY: GAA, Sci- ence Club, Tau Rho Kappa, Uniform Checker. SWAFFORD, SHIRLEY: Larkettes. SWAIN, JOHN: Drama Assembly, Sci- ence Club, Student Court Team, French Club. iD TAYLOR, ROBERT: Orchestra. TAYLOR, RAYMOND: Baseball Mana- ger, GAA. THOMAS, GLENN: Football, Class Of- ficer, Student Body Vice President, CASC. THOMAS, SUE: Chorus, Christmas Play, Service Club, Student Court Team. TOHILL, TAJA: Tau Rho Kappa Presi- dent, Hall Committee, Student Court, Prom Committee. TONCRAY, CAROL: GAA, Science Club, Stamp Club. TRESNAK, CARL: Radio Assistant, Pro- jectionist, Student Court. TWICHELL, EDMUND: Swimming, Hall Committee. V VAILE, MIKE: Senior Class Vice Presi- dent, Senior Play, Hi Tars, Baseball. W WAGGONER, GENE: FFA Vice Presi- dent, Senior Play, Honor Roll, Student Court Team. WAGGONER, DIANE: Homemaking Club. WARD, PAT: French Club, Tau Rho Kappa, Service Club. WEBSTER, TOM: Football, Spanish Club, Drama, Senior Play. WEST, GEORGIA: Homemaking, Li- brary, Business Club. WETZEL, WILLIAM: Baskeiball, Base- ball, Hi-Tars, Boy's Forum. WHELCHEL, MARTHA: Orchestra, Band, Tri Sigma, Honor Society. WHITE, STROLLER: Football, Student Body Secretary, Cross Country, Track. WILLIAMS, LUETTA: Hall Committee, Drama, Dean's Secretary. ig YARWOOD, PHYLLIS: Student Coun- cil, Dance Assembly, Aqua Show. cholastic Ten Top Seniors Dick Innerst Richard Rager Jane Ostrander Gynelle Dysart Don Beatty Arlene Huff Nancy Gristy . Marilyn Ingmundson Carol Doane Charles Rice eer Eee Back: B. Pfirrmann, D. Hoffman, M. Hill, J. Ogden, E. Guthrie, S. Tunnell, J. Hagen, P. Kelter, S. Nissen, K. Hurst. Middle: J. Britt, F. Braze, J. Tunstall, J. Anderson, B. Cooper, D. Tamura, R. Morales, D. Waldron, P. Schul- berg, B. Johnson. Front: A. Palm, M. Georgeou, P. Clay, A. Tobias, J. Curnow, J. Smith, K. Bailey, L. Cunning- ham, D. Lanyon, C. Taylor. eee Meet the John Hopkins President The Junior class members have proven themselves a valuable attribute in supporting Harbor's widening repu- tation in Southern California. They have developed indi- vidual abilities and are becoming better known as mature citizens of the community. Within the school, the class prepared its treasury for the big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Cloak and dagger secrecy prevailed behind closed doors and the dance became a reality. ee —— Ee The completion of the tower clock was made possible by a gift from the Junior class to fulfill the efforts and dreams of four preceding classes. 4 TSS E INE TREE UE HORN TREAT A Back: G. Chapman, J. Boosey, L. Pease, C. Crain, J. Swanson, L. Woodson, J. Enright, T. Jay, V. Fugit, M. Stovall. Middle: B. Pigg, R. Graf, B. Reiley, R. Calderhead, W. Jacoby, L. Warlaumont, V. Fisher, R. Carter, R. Creighton, C. McCurry. Front: A. Smith, J. Blum, J. Marsac, C. Edwards, S. Keelan, J. Coleman, P. Roney, S. Childress, A. Thompson, J. Aughe. Class of 1956 Back: L. Pollard, A. Bailey, D. Henderson, E. Hagedorn, E. Shaddock, C. Gardner, D. Harwood, S. Watcher, D. Elling- wood, N. Metcalf, C. Dawson. Middle: M. Tonne, D. Anderson, B. Feeney, M. Koerner, J. Suess, S. Davis, D. Coleman, D. Joye, C. King, S. Dussler, P. Holland, M. Keith. Front: B. Baldwin, N. Beatty, J. Fenton, M. Johns, D. Powers, J. Far- quhar, J. Arnold, C. Koivisto, A. Rypinski, D. Overby. : Back: D. Sherrill, J. White, D. Clark, P. Nicely, V. Colton, S. Peck, N. Corkett, R. Snow, S. MacIntyre, S. Young. Middle: L. Castro, G. Cook, R. Wilson, J. Samsel, D. Buckman, B. Mc Donald, R. Pickard, D. Prey, R. George, E. Minney. Front: P. Ireland, K. McClellan, S. Potekin, T. Snowden, S. Thornburg, J. McKinney, C. Gordon, J. Schle- gel, M. Georgeou, P. Clay. Profound thoughts Jack Smith Vice-President Back: E. Dysart, A. Romberger, H. Boster, T. Jeanson, P. Adams, L. Roush, R. Oliphant, E. Daynard, M. Gardner, . C. Prusso. Middle: J. Hopkins, P. Brownell, R. Ballard, B. DeLong, G. Juhl, C. Berry, P. Hartshorn, D. Dolbe, B. Doner, R. Smith. Front: S. Lewis, A. Compton, K. Bjorneby, $.Crowl, P. Shadduck, M. Stone, M. Haynes, E. Stone- 1 lack, T. Hulett. Back: E. Gibson, L. Seal, B. Newland, K. Griffith, T. Wright, F. Hall, B. Hess, J. Seely, P. Welgan, H. Edick, J. Thomp- son. Middle: J. Green, N. Mastin, R. Gammon, F. McKerlie, G. Kelly, B. White, R. Crowl, D. Connor, B. Jaquith, R. Rotin. Front: J. Vitte, V. Borja, E. Taylor, J. Sands, N. Campbell, B. Jaquith, M. Fay, J. Hudson, R. Perez, P. Robinson. for the future Nanci Campbell Secretary Back: M. Steller, B. West, J. Smith, T. Counter, Dennis, J. Rabb, B. Graham, O. Boling, R. Bulwin, A. Ostroski. Middle: S. Cullen, C. Bounds, M. Saragosa, D. Robins, C. Stansbury, M. Patterson, N. Nemetz, L. Davis, S. Matthews, S. Mellott. Front: D. Brooks, T. Eardley, B. McCullough, B. McNair, C. Quisel, R. Rayner, T. Coke, B. Speth, D. Doris. Back: J. Gardner, P. Lardner, N. Squires, J. Rumsey, T. Hall, P. Lorentzen, M. Michaud, J. Knight, J. McKinley, P. Huycke. Middle: M. Parker, C. Early, T. Ozier, V. Hammontree, M. Bechtold, C. Erwood, M. Dave, P. Nollar, S. Nor- cross, P. Warner. Front: J. Robinson, D. Haworth, D. Tugwell, D. Sands, G. Hughes, R. Bodin, D. Andrews, R. Sando- val, J. Hickman, J. Grower. (sreat expectations | Treasurer Pat Kelter ) | Back: J. Taylor, D. Meredith, J. Smith, T. Niquette, T. Murch, R. Shiffler, R. Rudisaile, R. Partin, D. Sazel. Middle: | M. Knox, S. Swift, K. Huff, H. King, N. Heffner, J. Lund, T. Burroughs, S. Riches, M. Langseth, A. Hawley, D. Corella. 1 Front: K. Mulder, H. Mitchell, M. Bartlett, S. Davis, P. Tamura, R. Surmon, R. Sanders, ©. Pitt, D. Madder, D. Wil- | liams. PM MATT BEN MITT TTTE Back: J. Gilstrap, R. Gardner, T. VonHemet, T. Trooien, L. Harper, J. Bath, G. Cawthorn, B. Walker, B. Lamb, C. Lamb, C. Davidson. Middle: S. Williams, S. Clawson, M. Hickman, R. Quiroz, S. Inloes, C. Drake, B. Sellers, S. Bishop, S. Deal, Dl. Moody. Front: D. Grant, S. Lyon, R. Rager, J. McLeod, b. Babor, D. Zimmer, D. Manger, R. Daniel, R. Vin- ing, J. Cavanaugh. ; Richard Overby Board of Control Back: E. Derrough, R. Carter, E. Lester, S. Scott, P. Escobar, R. Cunningham, J. Millsop, A. Simmons, S. Hare, L. Mar- tinez. Middle: D. Abramson, C. Barnes, D. Reese, G. Buford, P. Holley, O. Hemstreet, F..Woodworth, D. Charles, R. Miller, Mr. Wood, advisor. Front: N. Cherry, B. Featherstone, J. Doughty, D. Wager, B. Patterson, S. Knighten, R. Shell, A. Hughes, C. Kent, C. Shelton. Back: D. Pritchard, P. Kistler, M. Crane, K. McAhren, J. Linklater, K. Fitzgerald, N. Lange, J. Roberts, J. Vinzano, J. Potter. Middle: L. Cannizzo, S$. Rogers, D. Lee, B. Hatch, B. Nichols, D. Fenley, D. Kimble, J. O'Neal, H. Hill, D. Smith, D. Vaughn, O. Wade. Front: N. Owen, C. Hofmann, J. Bone, J. Albers, J. Farquhar, P. Shields, N. Breithaupt, C. Smith, J. Lamb, M. Shooter. Sophomore Buddy Thompson President Before one can reach the lofty heights of seniorhood, there is a tense, eager waiting period of anticipation as underclassmen. Perhaps no one year in life is more varied and promising than a sophomore's. School spirit, loyalty and service are more than words to these students. These are the students themeactes as they take advantage of the opportunities offered them. Thinking of the duties ahead, they prepare and act to meet these tasks with foresight and ingenuity. , Life takes on a new meaning as they look to the future. POO sy MPM verona oprarreesm4er ayia yury EOS FRELENTAT ATTA T AS NEURTRCENYSPBETER T STRTREATS EA SEE LED CET OT Back: J. Lewis, H. Kallaway, W. Maberry, D. Brown, J. Mika, L. Hart, L. Crisell, R. St. Clair, M. Yetter, P. Mantz dle: E. Kornilov, S. Poague, J. Bush, D. Kingsbury, M. Peralta, W. Gruwell, W. Horn, J. Lamb, M. Madison, M. Hay- den. Front: W. Randall, J. Whitaker, J. Hilbert, J. Bangert, B. Littell, D. Markham, R. Cox, J. Shafer, J. Bell, T. Lane. spirit Back: M. Haskell, S. Schones, L. Snyder, P. Wilcox, T. Ragan, C. Hubbard, P. Whitney, G. Haworth, C. Kemper, D. Dalebout. Middle: Mrs. A. Adams, adviser: B. Shannon, M. Williamson, A. Berg, R. Moser, D. Crossley, E. Tonne, A. VonEhrenberg, C. Brush, D. Tonne, J. McQueen. Front:T. Jeanson, P. Peterson, R. White, J. Jordan, V. Pomeroy, B. Hendershot, R. Hayward, B. Turner, A. Birtcher, G. Hood. $$ Back: J. Calnon, J. Vale, M. Mang, H. Ferry, T. Patterson, D. Unruh, D. Redington, S. Oquist, L. Hogland, J. Linder- man. Middle: L. Cannon, M. Andrews, A. McClelland, B. Hammond, P. Whitehurst, J. Patterson, M. Morrison, S. Mann, S. Phifer, T. Miller. Front: J. Cline, B. Parker, B. Ballinger, D. Brickner, S. Boice, D. Williams, T. Kuhry, H. Schmoyer, R. Lopez, D. Gifford. Arthur Birtcher Vice-President Back: D. Williams, R. Taylor, R. Pickens, D. Bowler, T. Houston, D. Emmes, B. Shafer, J. Schloesser, G. Foell, J. Hil- liard. Middle: M. Vogt, N. Morgan, C. Edwards, S. Larsen, P. Winters, J. Knighten, D. Trooien, J. Clay, S. Bragg, N. Lewis. Front: R. Cavanaugh, D. Pirtle, D. Cozad, M. Groesbeck, D. Bontekoe, C. Garcia, B. Baxter, G. Morrison, G. Wilson, M. Bilderback. Back: B. Updike, B. Chapman, H. Pauley, J. Richardson, R. Zwiebel, E. Pope, B. Nott, D. Muehenbruck, C. Keith, H. Kelso. Middle: L. Williams, J. Eaton, B. Harbison, B. Vineyard, L. Allen, S. McCarty, P. Bush, J. Taylor, A. Burns, R. Bolton. Front: J. LeBoeuf, R. Fleeman, J. Henrotin, L. Metcalf, M. Johnson, B. Hayes, M. Carden, G. Thompson, R. Palaferri, J. Bento. to ford the stream Jody Lieb Secretary Back: E. Lehman, J. Huber, K. Griewe, E. Wood, N. Lawson, B. Langjahr, M. Sayles, J. Albarian, D. Patterson. Middle: G. Richter, B. Elford, L. Dickason, B. Carpenter, S. Fellbaum, E. McDaniel, T. Martinez, J. McClelland, J. McBride, D. Kitts, N. Douglas, J. Ashby. Front: B. Flynn, M. Barrett, B. Pawlik, A. Barrett, J. Russell, B. Weiss, B. Scott, D. Backes, B. Killinger, R. Ray. Back: J. Hickey, C. Coulter, C. Dalton, G. Wright, G. Kiedaisch, S. Sanders, J. Wilson, D. Hawks, L. Reich, P. Lowe. Middle: M. Woodland, A. VanHorn, L. Koerner, T. Dallas, D. Wright, N. Hess, S. Jarvis, L. Spang, D. Beattie, ©. Hugo. Front: J. Baird, R. Hill, P. Warwick, A. Lardner, S. Earle, M. Garcia, L. Braze, M. Gragg, S. Kampert, C. Seely. Maggie Price Treasurer Back: J. Nealy, P. Riley, J. Lieb, C. Starege, C. Gentosi, S. Bonnell, J. Waggoner, P. Milum, S. Coleman, C. Green. Middle: Miss Thorne, Advisor, D. Bush, G. Hugo, D. Camarata, J. Howard, K. Watt, L. Halsey, D. Babbs, N. Partch, L. Sorley, J. Neimaia. Front: S. Butler, M. Couch, M. McFarland, L. Carr, G. Armstrong, M. Lennie, J. Hurndall, K. Wagner, D. Featherston, P. Tuttle. Back: L. Scruggs, J. Woods, R. Christensen, G. Deem, W. Warfield, R. Thronson, T. Atkinson, B. Rodman, T. Hirth, C. Vandervort. Middle: C. LeFever, K. Lacefield, L. Cleary, D. Ludi, N. Chamberlin, B. Stanley, P. Swanson, B. Piper, L. Willsey, C. Elmer. Front: B. Potts, J. McCluskey, J. Lehman, D. Borja, B. Haig, R. Pion, G. Porter, G. McCandlish, B. Madison, G. Wilson. the job ahead John Henrotin | Board of Control Gowan, advisor, B. Lund, D. Green, M. Dudley, L. Knapp, D. Small, M. Barlow, S. Brown, T. Hayes, S. Stafford, N. Reynolds. Front: P. Milburn, G. McRae, H. Graham, J. Allan, J. Bath, J. Crandall, R. Hobbs, G. Pesenti, R. Drouil- | Back: L. Schioin, K. Boheim, L. Hansen, J. Tanker, J. Hand, J. McCoy, D. Ellis, R. Anders, J. Becker. Middle: Mr. Mc- | | lard, R. Bell. Back: D. Allen, P. Heikes, M. Frost, W. Howald, J. Nelson, R. Moritz, G. Glaser, J. Butler, C. Stevens, B. Myers. Mid- dle: Mrs. Lewis, advisor, C. Callis, C. Beltran, J. Kelsy, C. Talstra, J. Cheney, S. Starkey, J. Smith, M. Davis, B. Bar- nett, N. Bryant. Front: H. Smith, P. Reed, R. Hayward, W. Hayes, M. Cardon, A. Holmberg, J. Bangert, W. Pearce, W. Mayberry, J. Webster. Crossing to a greater challenge Back: N. Hennings, D. Canfield, L. Hoffman, J. Sauter, H. Hart, J. Sutherland, M. Delphino, L. Vinson, A. Kanold, H. Saragosa. Middle: R. Beach, C. Kramer, T. Bott, A. Rion, D. Hawks, D. Witherspoon, D. Yeisley, B. Thurman, J. Morgan, G. Loring. Front: B. Dorkin, M. Sellers, J. Jewell, C. Carter, G. Dinger, A. Chisholm, B. Jewett, W. Traut- wein, L. Hendricks, S. Swanson. Back: R. Mills, D. Phillios, C. Bounds, T. Hoop, J. West, C. Fitzwater, J. McNeillage, F. Deal, E. West, J. Schones, B. Montgomery, J. Stucky, G. Headland. Middle: A. Patterson, D. Lund, M. Covault, S. Mangan, G. Queen, P. Hadfield, |. Drake, K. Snow, S. Waggoner, M. Cooper, J. Corfman, S. Swank, T. Rudell. Front: R. Stott, R. Barnett, R. Godwin, A. Yard, B. Longden, B. Selby, C. Ankeny, B. Burton, E. Warren, G. Cate, D. Horst, G. Barker. Freshmen arrive on the scene David Pettit President The Freshmen quickly adapted to the campus social and academic scene in embarking upon a new phase of life. A full and fruitful three years lie ahead in which they can develop their potential hopes for the future by taking full advantage of the opportunities which the high school offers in counseling and student service. Good luck to the freshmen! Back: D. Miller, J. Payne, B. Tweedell, B. Anderson, B. Banks, M. McMillan, P. Anderson, B. Evens, P. Parker, H. Honsece, G. Crum, B. Reich, N. Huntoon. Middle: G. Beard, S. Simmonson, R. Jacobs, G. Popejoy, G. Roberts, R. Smith, G. Milliken, L. Schrader, L. Gentle, M. Hayes, D. Haxby, R. McDonald, Mr. Grable, advisor. Front: J. Brandt, E. Arey, J. Williamson, S. Gaston, S. Phelps, D. Marsac, C. Smith B. Sharp, E. MacElroy, V. Mills, V. McCloud, L. Smith, L. Lancaster. Surveying new ef Glenda Price Vice-President Back: S. Rhone, S. Deardorff, W. McKenna, L. Cottingham, P. Westfall, M. Henderson, J. Blum, J. Whitney, R. Taylor, M. Hennigar, K. Leithly, G. Estrada, J. Martinez. Middle: J. Russell, B. Tamura, N. Purcell, W. Riches, J. Andrews, W. Thornton, L. Killman, J. Wood, K. Pixley, B. Witherspoon, J. Doctor, Miss Tallman, adviser. Front: H. Jacobsen, J. Schroeder, B. Reich, L. Fundom, G Porter, D. Potekin, S. Trautwein, M. McKerlie, L. Davis, K. Brooks,-E. Jackson, S. Schussler, S. Hagestead. TOTEM Ts bebe Lida ERA EAEE TAN DEBT Dey ELI Ree Back: G. Sortor, J. Bush, D. Crippen, S. Telfer, D. Hall, N. O'Mally, K. Stal, D. Goodale, D. Hammond, R. Hepperle, S. Best, D. Card. Middle: L. Stahler, J. Jones, J. Bangert, M. Mercer, B. Schutt, B. Albarian, J. Cottingham, J. Glass, K. DeLong, L. Stilwell, N. Eaton, N. Revia, P. Hourigan, Mr. Middleton, advisor. Front: J. Otis, G. Lineberry, D. Berry- man, R. Howell, T. Meston, L. Johnson, B. Hubbard, J. Arnold, J. Fontius, J. Baily, S. Thompson, W. Burgess, K. Pen- nington. and varied tasks Secretary Back: G. Dodson, P. Neeley, L. Pelletier, E. Holmberg, B. Piper, D. McGinnis, J. Ary, K. Gant, L. Harper, M. Carr, B. Cole, J. Marx, J. Worman. Middle: J. Buck, B. Von Hemert, J. Eliot, J. Evans, J. Hostetler, B. Regan, W. Franz, J. Bailey, L. Miller, B. Osborn, ©. Berk, H. Ollila. Front: D. Cock, P. Dowell, C. Dunbar, J. Garrett, D. Kincaid, L. Endicott, P. Whitefield, D. Fellbaum, C. Saragosa, S$. Martin, J. Ledbetter, B. Weatherley, N. Kimberlin. Back: B. Sutterfield, S. Clark, M. Harismindy, L. Lloyd, P. Ragan, B. Queen, D. Ward, P. Echols, L. Preston, P. Smith, B. Blair, L. Deering, M. Chung. Middle: J. Van Dyke, P. Rabbit, D. Stafford, J. Brown, W. McMannigal, R. Reeler, B. Crow, E. Elman, M. Leutzinger, J. MacIntosh, Mrs. Patterson, advisor. Front: S. Wigg, M. Hammond, C. Trees, L. Mavis, J. Jonan, P. Whitefield, C. Sturtevant, B. Rich, V. Rice, Y. Hickman, N. Matthews, L. Herman, S. Davis. Building Maxine Chung Treasurer Back: L. Blue, B. Ackroyd, S. Vance, F. Hesterly, L. Pickett,S. Pope, N. Burns, E. Wardzik, L. Wickey, J. Jones, A. Mus- selman, M. Merriam, D. Youngblood. Middle: D. Kimes, G. Stine, J. Stanley, E. Bryant, R. Perez, R. Peterson, N. Howard, J. Hayne, R. Daniger, G. Burns, D. Holt, L. Lahodny. Front: S. Green, D. Watson, L. Meinhardt, C. Roland, M. Seeley, M. Davis, J. Crank, B. Thompson, V. Varendar, S. Stowers, W. Canell, J. Emerson. . senitireterustnie say ae Back: B. Jones, D. Ortega, G. Engle, E. Gustkey, M. Gaughan, T. Wilcox, G. Kimberlin, D. Pierce, R. Thompson, J. Berg, D. Lambert, W. Royce, M. Leahy, D. Raines. Middle: D. Lewis, J. Sanger, J. Robinson, G. White, B. Gurren, E. Lean, M. Walker, L. Nelson, G. Johnston, E. Whiteman, |. Dalebout, M. Weber, L. Kiddie. Front: R. McDonald, D. D. Moody, D. Bridgman, M. Randall, D. Phillips, R. Langseth, R. Griesser, S. Pretorious, C. Marziole, W. Royce, S. Souder, D. Fitch. a solid toundation Norman Howard Board of Control Back: T. Roach, L. Ferrin, M. George, M. Penlinger, B. Bailey, B. Weigand, B. Mills, B. Villagrana, B. Brew, N. Warrum, D. Fredrickson, P. Sandoval, B. Berryman. Middle: S. Waidelich, S. St. Clair, D. Hiatt, J. Overman, A. Benstein, J. Reeves, N. Grisham, G. Price, L. Alden, B. Williams, V. Csenar, L. Pelletier, S. Montrose. Front: D. Henderson, B. Trusty, D. Ricketts, K. Hall, R. Thompson, R. Atkinson, J. Hayes, R. Bobbett, S. Cole, C. Bergeron, R. Keeler, R. Casillas, D. Delgado. a y). VA Back: B. Halper, C. Dawson, T. Cooper, J. Bell, B. Gibbons, M. Kelter, M. Coke, N. Doughty, M. Ackland, L. Mahan, E. Najera, B. Comar, L. Kemp. Middle: R. Lake, R. Slater, G. Burns, A. Baker, D. Dolsimar, J. Peterson, J. Locker, C. Smith, G. Weedon, C. Woodmansee, F. Schultz, F. Thackery. Front: J. Hoag, C. Patterson, H. Laarss, B. Beecher, J. Tunstall, C. Carney, M. Swain, S. Childs, M. Hopkins, D. Kitch, M. Tanyi, C. Kittle, S. Leahy. Completing the first Back: D. Guerin, B. Miller, H. Shigaki, D. Bailey, F. Knowlton, J. Bailey, L. Greenleaf, J. Haas, R. Lisk, J. Sibert, B. Burnes, D. Newberry, G. Maxwell. Front: D. Webb, J. Warren, C. Kliora, B. DeLurgio, N. Knighten, D. Lomax, I. Mc- Cormick, D. Riley, S. Lyman, G. Graham, C. Lefever, S. Wells. Te tT RE RTT Ti TTReT UTA DLT LRNIEEL UH UrevdTD ECM READER Ata EE eae S TH Ga Back: B. Mora lice, J. Leahy, J. Beatty, D. Corbin, B. Marcus, D. Pearson, L. Lynch, C. Stevens, Cooper, G. Can- trell. Front: J. LaBelle, J. Lloyd, K. Stratch, J. Stevens, S. Hagestead, D. Dickason, D. Miller, J. Stevens, H. Jacobson, N. Ross, E. Cragg. Registration, September 1954 Ht | Student Court . M. Leithold, B. Milum, D. Fitzpatrick, C. Doane, T. White, G. Thomas, Mr. Goerke, advisor, N. Gristy, S. Keim, B. Knipp, B. Ring. Keystone of justice Student Court Justice at Harbor is administered by the students through the Student Court. It is headed by the Student Body Vice-President and assisted by the four Student Court Team captains. Offenders of school regulations are apprehended by the court teams and tried by the court. Back: T. Reich, D. Swanson, N. Campbell, M. Lusk, J. Eggert, K. Jones, D. Lynch, B. Coane, D. Hamilton, M. Ingmundson, J. Andrew, J. Elliot. Middle: D. Carter, O. Bowling, J. Taylor, A. Burns, L. MacFarland, J. Lieb, M. Morell, A. Ralston, T. Hughes, P. Bush. Front: F. Navarro, N. Morgan, R. Bolton, N. Gristy, Captain; C. Doane, D. Hilbert, J. Briggs. ies Back: D. Innerst, C. Koivisto, J. Hirth, J. Ostrander, P. Knapp, B. Hamblet, J. Suess, J. Newkirk, M. Koerner, A. Palm, J. Hagen, J. Chung, B. Thompson. Middle: M. Hehn, B. Knipp, Captain; B. Ring, P. Neumann, B. Allen, T. Niquette, R. Zwiebel, B. Deal. Front: P. Retmier, S. Hourigan, B. Martin, J. Swain, P. Henderson, G. Siple, S. Shones. Student court groups Back: J. Newkirk, C. Reich, P. Whitney, E. Pope, G. Maybe, T. White, B. Milum, B. Wetzel, V. Pomeroy. Middle: S. Schmidt, S. Pfister, G. Collins, K. Wagner, L. Hendricks, J. Soule, A. Stew- art, J. Stetson, S. Thomas, M. Vaile, P. Holland, D. Fitzpatrick, Captain; Mr. Goerke, advisor. Front: G. Thomas, P. Kelter, A. Gibson, P. Schulberg, S. Watcher, D. Henderson, J. Cross. Back: T. Jensen, R. Palaferri, J. Farquhar, N. Hess, J. Smith, L. Schachner, C. Peters, C. Beatty, -R. Rager, L. Buck, D. Callahan. Middle: A. Rypinski, D. Niles, N. Bryant, T. Palaferri, J. Stewart, | T. Tohill, M. Moorhead, A. Allen, P. Clemence, L. Griffith, F. Gowen. Front: L. Pope, K. Boden- | hoefer, A. Birtcher, B. Reed, C. Smith, S. Keim, Captain. , man Nenad geen enitot INP LARA 68 Student Council Back: N. Knighten, Mr. Magnusson, advisor; P. Brownell, G. Loring, D. Campbell, L. Grant, G. Hubbard, B. Baxter, L. Lopez, S. Watcher, P. Schulberg, V. Pomeroy, D. Brown, B. Hendershot, A. Birtcher, R. Keeler, J. Hopkins, president. Middle: M. Allen, J. Ostrander, secretary, M. Haskell, C. Crain, F. Beltran, K. Wagner, L. Deering, M. Covault, J. Roberts, V. Csenar. Front: S. Brown, C. Doane, M. Moorhead, vice president; L. McFarland, L. Hendricks, M. Stovall, J. Blum, S. Lymon, E. Daynard. The bridge between Student Council Representing our student body, the Student Council voices its opinions on matters concerning the welfare of all. Its primary purpose is keeping the desires of the students before the attention of our leaders. The members are elected from each fourth period class, thus equal representation is achieved in our democratic form of government. Hall Monitors Answering the call of duty, the hall monitors each devote one period a day to the many tasks that overtlow from the main office. They perform their varied, time-consuming errands so that the administration, the hub of the school, may function more smoothly, quickly and efficiently. a ee SE PET MIU Tear TTI rer eit ie TTT TERT ETL TEER TTT ETA THERES ALTE tec ean oD Hall Monitors Back: D. Powers, S. Larsen, S$. Clawson, M. Hickman, P. Gragg, B. Jewett, D. Grant, A. Allen, C. Reich, S. Pfister, J. Eggert, J. Vitte. Front: P. Schul- berg, A. Palm, M. Koerner, M. Crane, J. Farquhar, J. Suess, D. Joye, C. King. students and faculty Hall Monitors Back: L. Pope, P. Holland, S. Schones, J. Jones, S. Hitchcock, J. Hirth, C. Koivisto, P. Retmier, J. Whitaker, J. Chung, M. Vaile, C. Callis, W. Ma- berry, D. Bowen, T. White, B. Ring. Front: K. McClelland, L. Adair, M. Sinclair, C. Purcell, C. Peters, J. Lund, L. Preston. 8:20 A.M. 9:20 A.M. eS et 7 Py ee er a ee t g 3 conopoeseet ae — if ae: SiR ORE Es os gS ta Lies” siNimmmmmmniiitites ii eae iO ip ROLLED A UH OS Ret te Or ganizations ementin g firm Girls' League Cabinet Sponsoring the Mothers’ Tea, making new students feel welcome, and promoting the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance are part of the func- tions of the Girls’ League Cabinet. One representative from each class, a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer are elected by the league members. This active organization strikes a friendly note in unit- ing the girls of the student body. es Ped Arlene Huff President Back: Chairmen: Kayla Hurst, Ann Stewart, Lucille Pope, Clare Smith, Shelby Tunnell, Laurie Hendricks. Front: Mrs. Fay Harbison, advisor; Felicia Beltran, recorder; Lynn Pease, secretary; Arlene Huff, president; Andrea Schulberg, vice- president; Laurel Woodson, treasurer. friendships Hi-Tars Undoubtedly one of the most active organizations in school are the Hi-Tars, who sponsor intra-mural events in football, basketball, track and baseball, take charge of football games and ring the bell of victory. They provide a great deal of humor at the pep assemblies and espe- cially at the do-it-or-else initiation in the spring. The club st rives to create a lasting school spirit and a through the field of sports. This is the simple goal of the club. FA BY ae xuct AL Vaya Sy : Back: J. Hopkins, D. Tamura, J. Eggert, J. Newkirk, C. Reich. Middle: Coach Irwin, advisor; B. Wetzel, P. Schulberg, T. Niquette, L. Harper, P. Neumann, Coach Reed, advisor. Front: L. Castro, B. Knipp, G. Thomas, M. Vaile, B. Milum, D. Fitzpatrick, T. White. 4 Senior Honor Society Back: C. Rice, P. Breithaupt, R. Rager, D. Beatty, P. Clemence, A. Huff, R. Edwards, M. Ingmundson, R. Innerst, L. Bos- ley, D. Fitzpatrick, B. Bartlett, J. Everson. Middle: C. Shaw, J. Briggs, M. Sinclair, L. Adair, C. Doane, M. Bouchey, L. Schachner, A. Ralston, S. Shigaki. Front: N. Gristy, D. Hilbert, L. Richardson, F. Cozad, T. Christensen, G. Dysart, M. Welchel, L.-Griffiths, J. Ostrander, S. Keim. Honor organizations Back: S. Crowl, J. Hagen, M. Stone, P. Brownell, D. Henderson, J. Hilbert, H. Hill, C. Vandervort, G. Deem, D. | Babbs, P. Huycke, M. Haskell, T. Dallas, B. DeLong, S. Lyon, R. Rager, C. Kramer, J. Henrotin, A. Compton, T. Bur- roughs. Third: K. Bjorneby, P. Kelter, D. Saunders, B. Hammond, L. MacFarland, J. Baird, C. Seeley, R. Hill, D. Swan- son. Second: B. Lund, M. Stovall, J. Lieb, C. Starege, K. Huff, J. Farquhar, A. Lardner, L. Hendricks, S. Kampert, B. Dorkin, J. Roberts, C. Coulter, M. Keith. Front: G.Chapman, J. Hurndall, T. Jay, M. Hill, J. Swanson, V. Fugit. Honor Society Honor Society The scholastic achievements of Harbor's students are an-important part of the school structure. The -aca- demic life opens new fields and leads to new horizons in science, mathematics, the arts and social sciences. As the members of the National Honor Society enter into their chosen fields, they are awakened to the need for their talents. The thrill of discovery and enlight- enment is theirs, and they are assured of a place in mod- ern society. Honor Society Officers D. Beatty, president; T. Christensen, vice president; Mrs. Margaret Lewis, advisor; V. Fugit, secretary; M. Stovall, treasurer. encourage tomorrow's leaders With service, sportsmanship and scholarship as qualifications and perpetual goals, the members of Tri-Sigma sponsor many worthwhile projects to improve school life. The girls sold the blue beanies to wear at games, organized noon dances, worked on various other projects and gave service willingly. Back: T. Christensen, S. Hourigan, T. Hughes, P. Clemence, A. Huff, J. Swanson, V. Fugit, D. Sherrill, L. Griffiths. Middle: H. King, M. Stovall, M. Bouchey, A. Gibson, J. Coleman, M. Whel- chel, D. Hamilton. Front: A. Schulberg, sec.; N. Gristy, treas.; C. Doane, pres.; J. Stewart, vice-pres.; J. Ostrander, sgt.-at-arms. Tri Sigma Los Marineros Back: B. Rodman, E. Shadduck, R. Calderhead, R. Ballard, J. Rumsey, J. Taylor, B. Haworth, F. Navarro, T. Webster, O. Boling, B. Jacoby, D. Babbs, D. Reddick, C. Vandervort, L. Hogland, D. Callahan. Third: C. Coulter, B. Hammond, J. Sutherland, A. Smith, S. Peck, M. Stovall, K. Huff, C. Shelton, A. Burns, J. Taylor, T. Dallas, C. Kramer, D. Bush, J. Henrotin, D. White, D. Buckman, P. Clemence, A Huff, Mr. Caldwell, advisor. Second: Mrs. Patterson, advisor; D. Saunders, N. Morgan, K. Borneby, J. Marsac, V. Fugit, S. Smith, J. Coleman, L. Adair, C. Smith, S. Dussler, M. Hill, L. MacFarland, B. Barnett, M. Ingmundson, F. Beltran, D. Hilbert, J. Eckles, B. Jacquith, Mrs. Lewis, advisor. Front: C. Green, K. Wagner, J. Hurndall, S. Williams, N. Corrett, S. Phifer, T. Knapp, R. Bolton, M. Kramer, M. Peralta, J. Briggs, P. Riley, N. Gristy, C. Starege, B. Jacquith. A bridge toward Back: J. Nack, P. Reed, L. Castro, D. Powers, H. O'Reiley, J. Hitchman, A. Rion, D. Evans. Fourth: R. Early, P. Huycke, D. Downing, J. Sutherland, C. Gentosi. Third: P. Echols, P. Whitefield, S. Bonnell, S. Swanson, J. Farquhar, W. Traut- wein, T. Hayes, L. Woodson, H. King, A. Lardner, S. Stone, Miss Richmond, advisor; B. DeLong, President. Second: T. Tesman, N. Lewis, P. Porter, T. Jay, G. Chapman, B. Feeney, B. Lund. Front: M. Leithold, P. Ward, J. Sands, N. Camp- bell, S. Shigaki, L. Richardson, J. Ostrander, D. Green, L. Bosley, G. Collins. Les Galopins gene Fenny a a LA. Polysophos Back: P. Brownell, J. Kemper, L. Holmwood, R. Rager, R. Thronson, J. Taylor, S. Freely, B. Hartwig, B. DeLong, B. Partin, D. Ellingwood, M. Vaile, J. Swain, P. Henderson, Mr. Johnson. Fourth: D. Beatty, B. Rager, J. Boosey, D. Robert- son, M. Morrill. Third: J. Huber, A. Ralston, C. Toncray, S. Betz, S. Crowl. Second: P. Clark, D. Pritchard, C. Doane, D. Crane, S. Shrader, S. Inloes, R. Quiroz, C. Drake, J. Hirth, L. Pope. Front: R. Dudley, P. Strandhagen, P. Retmier, D. Gilson, L. Bosley, G. Collins, M. Kramer, G. Kiedaisch. Spanish Club | understanding A gay Spanish air is added to our school by the Los Marineros. They enjoy furthering their knowledge of Span- ish by going on field trips to such places as Padua Hills. They also enjoy friendly gatherings at the Club's year party and dinner. French Club Adding a special support to our school activities is the Les Galopins or ''The Pranksters.'' Gathering together for social activities and lectures furthers their knowledge of French which is so important in understanding the quali- ties of the language and culture. Science Club Open to all upper classmen who have taken or are taking science, this active group, the Polysophos, take many Satur- day field trips to places of scientific interest, and sponsor a joint potluck dinner with the Honor Society each year. Their purpose is to further and encourage interest in the natural sciences. Tau Rho Kappa Standing: T. Hayes, D. Swanson, T. Dallas, D. Hilbert, L. Adair, L. Pope, D. Innerst, P. Ward, C. Peters, N. Bryant, C. Drake, D. Huffman, N. Heffner, B. Gibbons, E. Guthrie, L. Griffith, B. Feeney, T. Knapp, K. Wagner, L. Carr, J. Lieb, S. Pfister, B. Lund, B. Hammond, M. Stone, M. Cooper, L. MacFarland, D. Saunders, B. Barnett, B. Albarian, S. Schiss- ler, D. Hamilton, C. Beltran, L. Bosley, Mr. Weed. Sitting: N. Reynolds, P. Echols, M. Chung, L. Preston, S. Stowers, A. Yard, P. Whitefield, C. Sturtevant, T. Palaferri, J. Coleman, S. Brown, A. Burns, B. Reich, E. Stone, T: Jay, C. Smith, A. Lardner, R. Hill, M. Hammond. Back: P. Porter, M. Lennie, P. Riley, P. Milum, J. Farquhar, R. Moser, S. Bonnell, Mr. Jones, advisor; L. Meinhardt, P. Anderson, N. Lewis, B. Jaquith, P. Strandhagen, S. Tunnell, M. Dudley, T. Tohill, M. Moorhead. Third: K. Mckarn, D. Featherstone, C. Starege, M. Crane, J. Enright, H. King, K. Huff, J. Briggs. Second: D. Lund, S. St. Clair, P. Parker, S. MacCarthy, T. Reich, R. Bolton, G. Kiedaisch, M. Sinclair, M. Davis, L. Cannon, J. Milsop, L. Pease. First: G. Queen, K. Snow, J. Corfman, T. Rudell, D. Crossley, M. Andrews, C. Seeley, J. Baird, T. Smith, S. Malott, M. Madison, J. Lund. Business Club Back: Mr. Thompson, advisor; B. Hyatt, M. Arey, M. Kesel, C. Purcell, L. Peek, G. Ashby, H. Boster, S. Scott, J. Smith, J. Cullen. Second: P. Adams, N. Cherry, B. Patterson, S. Childres, F. Beltran, L. Lane, D. Richardson, S. Davis, M. Bauer, B. Carter, J. Ellis, C. Ragan, Mr. Randall, advisor. First: B. Blair, M. Whelchel, M. Stansberry. Garrett, D. Carter, C. Toncray, R. Henderson, J. Aughe. set theif sights %,.« yp Business Club Under the sponsorship of Mr. Thompson and Mr. Randall, this club is open to all students who are inter- ested in a career in business. Although in existence a few months, Theta Beta Kappa has been very active in furthering the interests of its members through many field trips. Tau Rho Kappa Teaching is the primary aim of this club, which is jointly sponsored by Mr. Jones, who heads the ele- mentary section, and by Mr. Wood, who supervises the secondary group. The club strives to encourage more young people to further their vocations and enter the teaching profession. Back: L. Lynch, R. Peterson, J. Haas, B. Martin, J. Peterson, J. Berg, D. Chase, C. Stevens, B. Trusty. Middle: Mr. Fun- nell, advisor: G. Barker, A. Leon, C. Garcia, W. Royce, G. Sortor, B. Whitehead, J. Shafer, M. Lahey, J. Lehman, B. Crow, E. Woods. Front: W. Pinkley, F. Knowlton, R. Perez, D. Ortega, G. Cate, B. Baxter, G. Maxwell, S. Pretoris, B. Casillas, A. Yard. | Back: R. George, D. Fife, R. Gould, D. Dethlefson, R. Dennis, D. Kinsfather, B. Shafer, J. Bath. Third: D. Selby, B. Speth, P. Mantz, D. Meredith, H. King, L. Scruggs, J. Woods, C. Hunt, B. Maddison. Second: Mr. Robert Perrin, ad- visor; F. Braze, B. Newland, J. Grier, C. Barnes, B. Martin, R. Vezina, G. Waggoner, P. Tamura, T. Atwood, J. Fenton, B. Potts. Front: T. Martinez, B. Abramson, J. McClusky, R. Christen, R. Pogue, J. Arnold. Back: C. Dawson, M. Driskel, Mr. Caldwell, advisor; E. Gibson, M. Couch, N. Corkett, M. Stone, L. Cleary. Front: E. Minney, D. Grant, President; J. Jones, G. Collins, M. Hill, K. Huff, M. Stovall. Sailing Club Our nautical minded students have formed the new Sailing Club. On week- ends the members can be seen sailing in Newport's waters and competing in races. Those far away places Standing: Mr. Goerke, advisor; R. Eastman, M. Leutzinger, T. Dallas, T. Von Hemert, E. Gibson, C. Ankeny, F. Thackery, R. Calderhead, D. Carter, J. West, R. Palaferri, J. Musselman. Seated: D. Pritchard, J. Hoag, F. Thompson, M. Morrill. Standing: D. Groth, J. Becker, W. O'Malley, G. Hugo, G. Burns, L. Pollard, J. Anderson, L. Holmwood, R. Lake, P. Huycke, J. Smith, R. Sluter, Seated: V. Csenar, K. Hunsaker, S. Stowers, P. Clark, M. Peralta, R. Perez. eae es idee 4 Stamp Club These philatelists are attaining a more universal understanding by trading and dis- cussing different stamps. This club not only makes the hobby of stamp collecting more enjoyable, but it also helps to fur- ther an understanding of the culture and history of the world. Service Club © Back: Mrs. Patterson, advisor; T. Hayes, C. Callis, A. Barrett, M. Sinclair, C. Dalton, D. Marsac, C. Shelton, B. La- Belle, C. Purcell, L. Adair, P. Kistler, B. Thompson, B. Evans, W. Trautwein, S. Betz, J. Soule, G. Collins, S. Pfister, N. Morgan, B. Pfirrmann, A. Smith, S. Riches, J. Lund, A. Stewart, A. Compton, J. Marsac, L. McFarland, B. Barnett, L. Allen, B. Lund. Middle: M. Crane, N. Owens, A. Von Ehrenberg, P. Riley, T. Knapp, J. Lieb, C. Starege, C. Beltran, N. Reynolds, J. Taylor, L. Bosley, P. Ritchie, P. Retmier, A. Thomas, J. Stetson, L. Pope, P. Ward, D. Green, P. Hol- land, J. Hirth, M. Shutter. Front: P. Tuttle, C. Hofman, R. Snow, G. Frahm, B. Blackmar, K. Kincaid, E. Kornilov, S. Poague, M. Peralta, R. Perez, C. Brush, A. McClelland. : Service 1s ; Back: E. Lehman, P. Ragan, C. Baldwin, D. Back: S. Freeley, B. DeLong, G. Dysart, P. Brownell, C. Berryman. Front: L. Dickason, L. Cotting- Koivisto, R. Palaferri, Mr. Oliver, advisor. Front: N. ham, J. Waggoner, P. Parker, J. Roberts, Campbell, E. Dysart, B. Pfirrmann, P. Retmier. H. Graham. Pep Commission Poster Club Projectionists Back: E. Bradley, J. Arnold, J. Tunstall, E. Hougan, R. Hepperle, W. Heart, R. Morse, D. Mithoff, C. Tresnak, T. Meston, R. Crow. their business Back: D. Torrance, S. Scott, M. Stovall. 3rd: V. Fugit, president; N. Chamberlain, J. White. 2nd: R. Perez, M. Andrews, D. Sherrill. Ist: B. Shannon, K. Baily, M. Knox, Mrs. Lane, advisor. Usherettes Service Club Gathering food for needy families ahd directing the various charity drives) areva tew of the many projects undertaken by the Service Club. Under the able spon- sorhip of Mrs. Terry Patterson, this recently formed club plays an important part at Harbor in developing concern for humanity. Projectionists Donating an hour a day is just a part of the service given to the school by the projectionists. Under the able guidance of Mr. Floyd Harryman, the projectionists, through competent handling of visual aids, help supple- ment class lectures and demonstrations. Usherettes Cheerfully, the Usherettes perform their job of greeting Harbor's visitors at the various plays and school functions. These junior and sophomore girls, in their neat uniforms, hand out program and guide the visitors to their seats. AWARDS The local P.T.A. group sponsored a poster contest among the art classes. The winners are pictured with their posters. Mrs. Dorothy Sutherland, P.T.A. President; Laurel Woodson, Mrs. Stevens, holding Nancy Breithaupt's poster and David Lynch. The Balboa branch of the Ebell Club sponsored a school art show for the first time this year. The winners, at the right, along with other contestants, had their paintings displayed at The Bay Depart- ment Store in Balboa. Linda Griffiths and George Moore pose with their paintings. Newport Harbor High took first place for the best yearbook (1954) and the Bea- con won first place for the best feature section, best sports and best column in the Santa Ana College Journalism contest. Mrs. Shirley Rice, Martin Green, '54 edi- tor, and Jane Ostrander. Looking back a quarter of a year 1 On behalf of five classes, Dick Innerst! presented Mr. Davidson with the brass} plaque which commemorates the don-} ation of the tower clock to the school. | John Eggert, Senior Class President; Mr. Davidson, Dick Innerst, Student!) Body President; John Hopkins, Junior Class President. } | } i Left to right: Frances West, Marie Hiebsch, Viola Perry, Mildred Terpstra, Mrs. Frances Nelson, Board Member, Sidney Davidson, Everett Rea, Goss Grable, Evelyn Davis, Logan Hart, Arthur Worden, Ralph Reed. Deceased. The first bus carried the first faculty on the first trip around the Newport Harbor Union High School District to give the teachers an idea of the area, marking the beginning of a great new institution. and a quarter of a century! An annivers ary party for its 25th year celebrants included: Everett Rea, former Vice-Principal of Newport Harbor Union High School, now superintendent of Ele- mentary Schools in Costa Mesa; Mr. Davidson, in his 25th year as_ principal; and Mr. Arthur Worden, our first retired teacher. L Volume XXV Number 25 Newport Harbor Union High School Newport Beach, California, June 17, 1955 88 Editors The tasks of the editors each include a different phase of the Beacon. Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Ingmundson is the over-all su- pervisor of the paper. She has the responsibility of the most im- portant part of the paper, page one, including assignments and make-up. In addition, she deter- mines the editorial policy of the paper, and writes an informative column, “Pipings from the Bo’- sun.” Wrapping up pages two and three each issue are the Feature Editors Ann Stewart and Jim Everson. Besides doing the make- up, they dole out the assign- ments for their pages and write human interest columns, editor- ials, and features. Don Dolbee can be seen at al- most every sports event gather- ing up the facts for the Beacon sports section. News of other schools is al- ways of interest. It is Joan Bur- back’s job as exchange editor to correspond with other schools, and to trade journalistic efforts. Miss Dorothea Hilliard Advisor Also, as business manager she is in charge of all advertising, and “dummies” the ads for each issue. Performing many last minute tasks for the editors, and helping to put the paper “to bed” is as- sistant editor Sharon Crowl. Sharon also is noted for her out- standing work in news coverage. Advisor Miss Dorothea Hilliard per- forms invaluable service as she guides and directs the activities of her journalism class. With sound advice she lends her able assistance to young journalists. Reporters With a clean sweep of the news, Harbor’s’ super-snoopers are found in all corners of the campus, first period and after school, in search of scoops for the Beacon. The rush and bustle hit a fever pitch as clattering typewriters pound out the news for the Thursday deadline. The staff takes a quick breathing spell, and then plunges with re- newed vigor into the next issue. Marilyn Ingmundson Editor-in-Chief ae tial a we err Sin OB RG Bip sn aemneages Se 9.9 eee OMS, ES ap eSB A 68 es oes Editors Seated: Marilyn Ingmundson, Joan Burback, Sharon Crowl. Standing: Don Dolbee, Ann Stewart, Jim Everson. Seated: Carol Toncray, Felicia Beltran, Jane Stetson, Gail Frahm, JoAnn Ogden. Standing: Nancy Cherry, Judy Fer- guson, Darith Sherrill, Sandra Knighten, Jim Gilstrap, Bill Doner, Dick Reddick, Pat Cordeiro, Bud McNair, Carol Crain. Reporters he Galleon -- Advisors To guide students in their endeavors, it is imperative to have a guiding hand so that the results will be success- ful. Injecting fresh and sparkling ideas, and always ready to counsel and guide are the Galleon advisors. Responsibility for the entire book, in addition to art work, is general advisor, Mrs. Shirley Rice. One of the most harassing jobs is the scheduling and supervising of picture taking. Enough thanks cannot be given to Mr. Kingery Whiteneck, photography advisor, for his patient and methodical work. Mr. Chester Wulff has been a constant aid to the aa- vertising staff. Mr. Charles Randall also deserves our thanks for assisting with the business details. Mrs. Katherine Horn has lent an air of humor and good fellowship to each meeting of the literary staff, as well as giving out advice on the right word to use, punctua- tion, and grammar. Editors With the able leadership of the editor and assistant editor to unify and organize the work of the special staffs, the ideas and plans for the annual became tangible. Gloria Chapman, assistant editor, Jane Ostrander, edi- tor-in-chief. Sports Editors Keeping a pictorial and verbal record of girls’ and boys’ athletics has kept Carol Doane and Mike Vaile busily at work. As each season brings on a new sport, they are present to see that memorable events are re- corded for use in the Galleon. Student Photographer Student photographer Bob Myers is responsible for much of the yearbook photography. Senior Section Since the Galleon is dear to every senior, Marcia Moorhead strove to make the senior section perfect. The job involves procuring pictures and recording activi- ties for the graduates. Photographer Our deepest gratitude is extended to Mr. Bill Zim- mer, photographer extraordinaire, for his undying en- thusiasm and encouragement to the staff and for the hundreds of photographs in our pictorial review. Top: Carol Doane, Mike Vaile. Bottom: Bob Myers, Marcia Moorhead. Right: Mr. Zimmer. A progress Literary Staff With dictionaries, Thesaurus and natural writing ability, the literary staff wrote the informative precis on sundry phases of student activities which are now collectively recorded for pleasant memories. A. Ralston, Mrs. Horn, advisor; V. Fugit, J. Everson, editor; B. Bartlett, M. Morrill. Art Layouts, drawings and aesthetic qualities of the year- book are planned by the art staff. This year, the mem- bers proved to be successful amateur civil engineers. D. Berryman, R. Thronson, M. Holley, M. J. Armstrong, editor; J. Stewart. Advertising Many hours of service have been contributed by the members of the 1955 Galleon advertising staff. Their weekends have been spent in seeking interviews with pos- sible advertisers. oo Hugo, P. Riley, T. Knapp, N. Matthews, M. McKerlie, P. Hourigan, N. Reveia, R. Perez, M. Allen, M. Kramer, editor. Secretarial Invaluable is the secretarial staff in keeping the files, innumerable pictures and copy in a manageable order. They are always on hand at staff meetings to take notes, add general suggestions, and retrieve lost copy. J. Andrews, G. Dysart, J. Sleeper, J. Roberts. “Cross Over the Bridge’ Melodists Independent preparation is a feature of this group; composed of nine blended voices, which has as its goal en- tertaining at extra-curricular events as well as for school functions. Chanters This newly-formed group won immense popularity at their first assembly appearance. Their pleasant harmony adds a special masculine note to our music programs. Chorus Harbor's chorus is an active and talented group. Performing in the Christmas play and choral assembly, and putting on an operetta are only a small number of their accomplishments. ao ) J ib oN Larkettes iy ee, J } A special distinction is astociqied With this aoh ¢ « p of twenty-five who, through their particular knowledge of ) M. Driskel, M. Lusk, D. Lerchey, A. Rypinski, T. Pearson, mond, E. Lester, B. Pfirrmann, S. Crowl, H. Boster. J. Kemper, L. Lionbarger, R. Sanders, D. Stearns. Chorus 5th row: D. Crane, S. McCarthy, G. Pease, S. Davis, M. Gragg, S. Betz, D. Tooly, M. Couch, W. Anderson, L. Gant, P. Hedges, B. Barnett, N. Heffner, J. Thompson, P. Kisher. 4th: S. Larson, B. Elford, B. Langdale, C. Prusso, B. Feather- stone, P. Lowe, D. Gilson, E. Oliver, S. Tunnel, J. Hehn, E. Gibson, D. Carter, T. Von Hemert, D. Louvier, M. Long, D. Kinsfather, S. Holmes, N. Douglas, L. Cunningham, P. Hartley, C. Baldwin. 3rd: J. Lamb, J. Blum, S. Potekin, A. Tobias, K. Lacefield, J. Smith, V. Borja, D. Lerchey, R. Early, D. Campbell, N. Howard, M. Hanshaw, W. Maberry, G. McCandlish, N. Bryant, J. Gibson, S. Thomas, M. Kramer. 2nd: D. Crandall, D. Hawks, S. Zerbe, M. Tonne, R. Perez, S. Stafford, K. Bailey, M. Lennie, M. Lusk, D. Charle, R. Pleger, D. Webster, D. Cozad, J. McNeillage, D. Stoh, E. Guthrie, D. Green, N. Mourguiart, J. Andrew, R. Dudley. Ist: C. Gordon, C. Armstrong, C. Edwards, ‘N. Sheleny, P. Gragg, D. Tonne, E. Ricketts, A. Yard, D. Ricketts, B. Berryman, D. Jackson, B. Burnett, D. Pettit, D. Stearns, -C. Starege, J. Sands, F. Cozad, R. Moser. Larkettes Back: E. Lester, C. Pfister, K. Bjorneby, T. Hayes, S. Zerbe, H. Boster, P. Gragg, $. Crowl, S. Swafford, M. Dudley, B. Hammond. Front: P. Shadduck, B. Bolton, H. Hehn, G. Dysart, B. Pfirrmann, C. Prusso, T. Reich, F. Cozad, A. Lard- ner, R. Dudley, R. Oliphant, M. Moody, M. Sinclai-. Melody --a mythical span Orchestra | - Wonderful music was provided by the Harbor orchestra this year at plays, as- semblies, and concerts. This was one of the best orchestras ever produced under the direction of Mr. Clinton Sawin. Marching Band The marching band perfected complex routines that they later put on at half times during home football games. An assembly and the district festival completed | the year's efforts. Concert Band Presenting successful band concerts, giving popular assemblies and participating in a district festival are some of the many activities of our concert band. One selected group won the honor of playing in the All-State Orchestra at the University of Cali- fornia at Santa Barbara. Orchestra | ’ Back row: N. Morgan, P. Clark, R. Henderson, M. McMillen, D. McGinnis, M. Whelchel, C. Snell, S$. Shigaki, D. Hamil- | ton, C. Shaw, H. Schmoyer, D. Crain, T. Kuhry. Front: B. Grisser, G. Mann, S. Kampert, J. VanDyke, B. Gibbons, M. Swain, B. Taylor, N. Campbell, C. Dalton, T. Hughes, J. Taylor, O. Wade. Marching Band Back: N. Csenar, L. Cannon, J. Trees, J. Crandall, J. Grier, W. Kabis, R. Carter, B. Cooper, D. Kimes, L. Spang, J. James, K. Watt, T. Hall, F. Braze, J. Cooper, E. Bryant, B. McShane, C. McCurry, D. Sands, N. Squires. First: R. Lake, N. O'Malley, G. Johnston, W. Randel, L. Mavis, R. Kennedy, F. Schultz, S. Cullen, N. Bent, B. Ragan, E. Riley, R. At: kinson, D. Hall, M. Densmore, R. Newlon, C. Marziole, T. Hoop, R. Densmore, G. Engle, D. Davis, B. Dorkin. to a land of dreams Back: M. Whelchel, D. Vaughn, R. Godwin, H. King, A. Gibson, T. Coleman, D. Beatty, P. Breithaupt, J. Hand, R. Rager, M. Barlow, M. Bouchey, J. Hilbert, C. Vandervort, C. Kramer, J. Smith, J. Sanger, J. James, D. Henderson, D. Kimble, M. Frost, J. Cooper, J. Hargrove, G. White, S. Watcher, S. Freely. Front: H. Hill, R. Rager, T. Mc- Cormick, G. Fields, E. Glassgow, J. Sauter, G. Adams, B. Lund, G. Deem, R. Bell, C. Lomax, B. Bartlett, D. Moody, C. Shaw, P. Knapp, R. Hill, J. Lieb, S. Brown, W. Howald, B. Creighton, P. Trapp, D. Overby. Concert Band From reality to Cast of Mrs. McThing Back: Miss Tallman, Mr. Buchanan, Mrs. Ballard, B. Partin, R. Ballard, J. Smith, J. Andrew, J. Seeley, M. Allen, B. George, C. Creely, C. Doane, M. Hehn, M. Bouchey, G. Frahm, D. Hamilton, J. Smith, N. Gristy, J. Stewart, S. Hourigan, P.-Schulberg, C. Peters, N. Niles, P. Clemence, B. Johnson, S. Leutwyler, J. Sleeper, F. Gowen, L. Grittiths, M. Moorhead. Front: J. Taylor, B. Hamblet, C. Reich, T. Webster, L. Moritz, D. Pleger, D. Innerst, D. Campbell, J. New- kirk, J. DiCarlo, B. Milum, J. Eggert, M. Vaile, T. Pearson, P. Henderson, G. Waggoner, D. Stearns, B. Ring, J. Swain, T. Jensen, D. Hatch. The dramtic influence of Mr. Wentz's department was manifested this year in several productions, ''Mrs. McThing, the senior play; the annual drama class assembly, the Christmas play, ‘The Littlest Angel;'’ and the all-school ''Silver Jubilee. Before the production, or finale, there are weeks of exacting training in elocution, stage direction, acting and stagecraft in the drama classes. In these classroom workshops the potential actors of tomorrow learn the finest points of theater arts—not only concerning on stage moments but also about the backstage activities which influence the value of any show. Suspense builds as the gangsters enter. YD wo zo © S © S Hey i Es} © JOP aIIP JUSPN4s 'ysyouU] Iq JOJIIIIP 'ZJUSAA “AYA fantasy, 2 wapieek Seems Speen pirit boosters - - a pillar of support Cheerleaders Harbor's cheerleaders have inspired cheering sections at all the sports events. They have boosted the school spirit and led the cheers for victory. Eddie Pope, Pattie Clemence, Richard Palaferri, Arlene Huff, Tom Jenson. Majorettes High-stepping Sally Scott led Harbor's band in its formations with all the bounce and energy the job re- quired. She was ably assisted by Wanda Trautwein and Sandra Swanson, who performed popular baton routines for the appreciative fans. Wanda Trautwein, Sally Scott, Sandra Swanson. Songleaders | The songleaders kept up Harbor's mor- | ale with lively routines to Harbor's fight I songs. Their pep was absorbed by Harbor cheering sections. Diana Crane, Evelyn Taylor, Nanci Camp- bell, Donna Hamilton. Flag Twirlers Keeping in step to the music of our band, these girls twirled their flags in simultaneous rhythm. Their perform- ance was an impressing addition to our games. Cynthia Beltran, Kathy Huff, Norma Heffn er, Tina Hughes, Andy Schulberg. es 11 B. Knipp 29 J. Andresen 12 G. Schuitt 30 G.Thomas 4 T. White 33 B. Ring 15 J, Grauer 35 B. Barton 1 B.Milum —s37 R. MirKovich 22 C. Berry 38 J. NewKirK 24 C. Reich 42 J. Eggert 25 P. Lorentzen Fourth Row: J. Grauer, N. Metcalf, G. Hubbard, B. Villagrana, Harper, B. Graham, J. Rumsey, S. Watcher, D. Overby, R. Partin. Third: Coach McGowen, D. Burns, B. Bartof, J. Newkirk, P. Lorentzen, D. Mirkovich, T. Palaferri, C. Reich, B. Milum, J. Hopkins, J. Eggert, J. Taylor, P. Hikes, .oach Bernau. Second: B. Abramson, G. Schuitt, B. Shafer, G. Thomas, C. Berry, L. Castro, T. Niquette, T. Rag n, B. Knipp, P. Schulberg, R. Early, B. Hamblet, R. Rion, Coach Irwin. First: L. Metcalf, T. Murch, B. Ring, V. pt J. Smith, G. Deems, B. Lamb, T. White, D. Tamurp, BL Allen, D. Dalebout. DA 5 oe bf, Se, Puy - Vy Lo = N cs Es _ jum 0 Og YN nr froma, sS = CD ay 8 VARSITY FOOTBALL yo pai Yo ego tas (2) | by 7 | | Harbor's Varsity enjoyed one of its most Seok esfull sbasoné] in sayerah fears. aie powertul Ebdeksich 7-7 in the initial game of the season, the Tars remained undéffeated fof Te! straight games. The Sailor's league record does not give any indidas Bh ‘of the team's real power. Barring any injuries and with favorable conditions Harbor might have poceNagy lA bid to the C.I.F. playoffs. Final standing of the Varsity was 5 wins, 3 losses, and | tie. | Guard Glen Thomas and tackle Dick Mirkovich won berths on the All-Sunset League first defensive team. i | Fullback Charlie Berry and end Paul Lorentzen were picked on the All-Sunset second team while halfback Dave Tamura received honorable mention and was also chosen on the All-Japanese Pacific Coast team. A successful tackle on Charlie Berry VARSITY TEAM RECORD Excelsior Harbor Harbor Montebello Harbor Muir Harbor Garden Grove Harbor 42 Huntington Beach 7 Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Fullerton Santa Ana Orange Anaheim Rejoicing after a victory The Bees found rough sledding at almost every turn this year, but, despite the unlucky season, that undying spirit was always there. At the end of the season, the squad chose Glen Buford as the Most Valuable Player, Paul Tamura as the Most Improved Player, and Chuck Vandervort was elected Captain. Fourth: P. Whitney, J. Mulder, P. Tamura, R. Cox, W. Howald, L. Hart, D. Abramson, D. Lee, D. Moore, J. Hehn, J. Shaffer. Third: Coach Allen, R. Surmon, B. Smith, J. Bento, J. Mika, L. Killman, M. Mang, L. Schrader, D. Good- ale, Coach Wulff. Second: T. Webster, B. Martin, J. Samsel, B. Thompson, S. Shones, G. Milikan, G. Buford, R. Mor- ales, J. Webster. First: D. Tugwell, T. Atwood, T. Atkinson, R. Daniel, J. Jordan, A. Birtcher, C. Vandervort, T. Dallas. Cee tootball This year's Cee football squad was, without a doubt, one of the | most potent teams in the history of our school. Coach Emil Neeme's outfit rolled up an impressive total of 190 points to its opponents’ 31. The only blemishes on the tiny Tars' record were a 13-25 upset loss to | Fullerton and a 6-6 tie with league champion Anaheim. | The Cee team voted Rod Wilson as the Most Valuable Player, John Henrotin as Captain, and Alan Boris as the Most Improved Player. Number 22 again Fourth Row: W. Barker, J. Sodder, B. McDonald, B. Rice, D. Hood, T. Kuhry, D. Williams, A. Boris, J. Stephens, D. Williams. Third: Coach Neeme, D. Ingle, J. West, B. Burnett, B. McGurn, R. Perez, B. Nott, R. Raines, G. Cantrell, B. Morales, N. O'Malley. Second: C. Kramer, D. Vaughn, M. Jackson, B. Hendershot, J. Whitaker, H. Yee, B. Ireland, D. Waldron, R. Wilson. Front: D. Petit, J. George, C. Bergeron, R. Palaferri, J. Henrotin, B. Turner, M. Hayes, D. Buckman. Wetzel—Center SEASON RECORD NH Opponent Opponent Excelsior Bellflower Garden Grove Valencia Excelsior Torrance Paramount L. B. Wilson California 45 60 69 54 57 63 68 67 86 59 60 Huntington Beach 65 Fullerton Santa Ana Huntington Beach 80 Fullerton Santa Ana Orange Anaheim Anaheim Playott game Harbor's Varsity basketball squad had a great season, winning 15 games and losing only 7 in their 22 game schedule. Coach Jules Gage's hoopsters were sparked this year by graceful Paul Neumann, who led the team in scoring and was voted the Most Valuable Player of the Sunset League. Dennis Fitzpatrick was chosen on the All-Sunset League second team while Bill Wetzel and Frank Navarro both received honorable mention. With Varsity lettermen Eddie Pope, Paul Lorentzen, Larry Harper and George Schuitt all returning next year, the Tars should prove hard to beat. BUSH LEAGUE CHAMPS J.V. hoopmen Back: J. Johnson, D. Reese, P. Henderson. Front: S. Souder, L. This year's Junior Varsity team was in its experi- Lopez, D. Camarata. mental stage, this being the first year for JV basketball squads in the Sunset League. Coach Gage did not stress the winning angle to his team but simply gave the boys as much experience as possible for future Varsity years. Although the Sailors did not win a majority of their games they upset two of the top teams in the Sunset League, Anaheim and Huntington Beach, both by ten points. Standouts for the squad throughout the year were George Mabee, Tom Houston and Bob Villagrana. Front: L. Warlamount, B. Lamb, B. Allen, G. Hubbard, J. Lewis. Back: R. Gould, D. Peterson, D. Harwood, T. Houston, B. Villagrana, G. Mabee, Coach Gage. ; ape : 31 Y eWPO, HARBOR | War? HARBOR | a eI enn eee ora a Front: D. Pierce, R. Daniel, S. Schones, B. Knipp, D. Tamura, B. Thompson, B. Abramson. Back: B. Martin, J. Schones, B. Walker, J. Kemper, T. Hall, D. Babbs, B. White, B. McCluskey, Coach Miller. Bee basketball Harbor's Bee squad enjoyed a better than average season, winning twelve games while dropping eight and finishing in a strong third position in the Sunset League standings. At the close of the season the team elected forward Dave Ta- mura and guard Buddy Thompson co-captains and Tamura the Most Valuable Player. Don Babbs was chosen as the Most Improved Player of the year by the middleweights. This year's strong Cee team finished their season as co-champions of the Sunset League and runner-ups of the Annual Capistrano Tour- nament. Coach Jim Miller's squad tied Anaheim for the Sunset League crown with a record of seven wins and three losses. The little Tars tacked up a total season record of eighteen wins against six losses. Forward John Henrotin was elected the Most Val- uable Player by his teammates along with being chosen Most Valuable at the ''Capo'' Tourney. Guard Dick Morales was the team's Captain and was chosen as MVP runner-up at Capi- strano. Dave Buckman was elected the Most Improved Player by the squad. Cees Back: H. Yee, D. Brickner, J. Cline, D. Petit, R. Palaferri, B. Hendershot, B. Hayes, D. Buckman, R. Hayward, Coach Miller. Front: D. Pierce, D. Seal, M. Hayes, W. Randel, J. Henrotin, D. Morales, J. Fontius, B. Abramson. oe, ‘fend Back: A. Ostroski, J. Schloesser, G. Foell, B. Deal, Coach Reed. Front: O. Boling, B. Pigg, T. White, D. Beatty, R. Peeler. : | Cross country Harbor's cross-country squads enjoyed another successful season this | year. Both won all of their dual meets and their second straight Sunset League championship. The Sailors also took fifth place in the C. |. F. finals. a This year's victories for the Varsity ran their winning streak to 31 con- secutive wins over a four year period. . i Larry Castro was the top man for the Tars this year; he took first place || in the Sunset League finals and established a new course record at Hunting- ton Beach. ) Following close behind Castro was Tod White, last year's league cham- ‘A pion, along with Augie Ostroski, Don Beatty, Jim Schloesser, Otis Boling, and Bill Pigg. Randy Peeler, Chris Garcia, Gary Foell, Dick Graf and Dick Innerst sparked the Junior Varsity team. Si, Biter ne Larry Castro i. Back: W. Lee, D. Carter, A. Rion, J. Hargrove, H. Smith, G. Porter, E. r West. Middle: C. Hunt, G. Hood, J. Hilliard, D. Lyons, F. McNeill, Coach Reed. Front: M. Ghiselin, A. Leon, C. Garcia, P. Brownell, G. Waggoner. Sn ey ee i i i} i} i 4 Varsity track team Back: S. Watcher, S. Davis, D. Yeisley, T. Trooien, D. Cazle, J. Fenton, J. Rumsey, B. Villagrana, B. Sha- fer, T. Ragan, L. Castro, D. Overby. Middle: A. Ostroski, J. Hopkins, H. Graham, D. Beatty, T. Murch, P. Neumann, H. Mitchell, C. Berry, T. Houston, C. Griffith. Front: Coach Burns, T. Johan, T. Niquette, O. Boling, T. White, D. Meredith, L. Harper, J. Smith, Coach Reed. Varsity Track Although not faring too well in the league standings, this year's Varsity tracksters had some of the top performers in the Sunset League. Don Beatty and Larry Castro in the 880, Tod White in the mile, Tom Trooien and Paul Neumann in the high jump, and Ted Jonan in the broad jump were the team's most consistent winners. ed V Need Back: H. Smith, A. Rion, G. Pitt, A. Ostroski, T. White, B. Delong, J. Schloesser, J. Mika, J. Webster, R. Peter- son, D. Pearson, M. Ghiselin, Walker, L. Lopez, G. Porter, B. Baxter. Middle: Coach Burns, D. Fredrickson, D. Hartshorn, A. Birtcher, K. Atkinson, B. Smith, D. Beatty, D. Surmon, L. Castro, P. Brownell, L. Hanson, P. Henderson, A. Bailey, Coach Reed. Front: D. Powers, D. Carter, G. Millikin, J. Bento, D. Callahan, D. Mere- dith, B. Knipp, B. Martin, G. Buford, N. Metcalf, J. Hilliard, B. Pigg, R. Peeler. Bee spikesters The middleweights won all their league dual meets and took second in the Sunset League Finals. Bruce Knipp went undefeated in the low hurdles while setting a new school record in that event. Don Beatty broke the league record in the 660 while Tod White set a new unofficial C. |. F. record in the 1320. Don Meredith and Glen Buford were also outstanding for the Bee runners. Rod Wilson, John Henrotin, Jack Newberry, Rich Palaferri and George Hood paced this year's Cee spikesters to the championship of the Sunset League. Henrotin established a new league record with a heave of 50'4'' in the shot put. Cee track Back: Coach Burns, D. Witherspoon, D. Stafford, D. Williams, T. Baum, C. Bergson, G. Popejoy, J. Hayes, R. Mills, Coach Reed. Middle: A. Roesch, H. Smith, G. Maxwell, G. Hood, R. Fleeman, R. Pala- ferri, H. Yee, D. Perley, R. Raines, M. Gaughan. Front: G. Morrison, G. Burns, D. Cole, W. McShane, B. Hendershot, J. Newberry, J. Henrotin, R. Wilson, D. Williams, B. Rice, J. Fontius, S. Simonsen. 3 eo Bo UR el rr rey ve rere arya OO ESE EEO EE Eee ee ee Slugging horsehiders I Defeating powerful Fullerton for the first time in seven years, this season's Tar nine was in third spot and improving fast in the Sunset League standings when the | Galleon went to press. Last year's Varsity baseballers finished in undisputed second place. Keeping Coach Emil Neeme's Sailors on the winning path this year were short- | stop, Denny Fitzpatrick; first baseman, Paul Lorentzen; catcher, Dick Mirkovich; and i pitchers, Jim Newkirk and Bill Wetzel. Back: D. Muelenbrueck, Coach Neeme, B. Wetzel, D. Mirkovich, P. Lorentzen, D. Fitzpatrick, R. Mc- Clusky, J. Newkirk, N. O'Malley. Front: R. Gould, R. Daniel, L. Fisher, B. Thompson, M. Vaile, D. Tamura, D. Buckman, S. Souder. J. V. baseball In his first year as head Junior Varsity coach, Mr. Randall produced a hustling nine that found itself in a second place tie at the end of the first round of Sunset | League play. The keystone combo of Stan Schones and Bob White, along with pitcher Gary Green and slugging outfielder Bill Lamb were the mainstays of the JV squad. Back: B. Lamb, P. Heikes, B. Allen, G. Green, T. Hall, J. Schones, C. Vandervort, L. Schrader, Mr. Randall, coach. Front: S. Schones, G. Hubbard, C. Bergeron, H. Bridgeman, B. White, P. Wilcox, C. Wheton. Back: B. Callis, C. Hoose, G. Juhl, J. Farquhar, B. Mills, D. Reddington, K. Bodenhoefer, Coach Irwin. Front: T. Jenson, C. Koivisto, P. Schulberg, B. Johnson, L. Buck, E. Minney, G. Loring. arsity swimming Swamping all competitors in the Sunset League finals, the 1955 Varsity splashers | swam to an easy League championship. i | Taking the starring roles for the team were sophomore, Don Reddington and junior, Jerry Farquhar. Reddington set two League records and Farquhar one. Bee Swimming | In addition, the Sunset title was grabbed by the middleweights. Leading the Sailor Bees to victory throughout the season were Paul Mantz, Bruce Twichell, Paul Breithaupt, Bob Johnson and Jim Williams. This was the 6th straight undefeated year for the Bee team. st Bee swimmers Back: J. Williams, L. Metcalf, J. Arnold, T. Von Hemert, B. Langjahr, J. Huber, B. Howarth, D. An- drews, Coach Irwin. Front: P. Mantz, D. Carter, J. Lewis, D. Henderson, S. Betz, P. Breithaupt, D. Madden. Back: Coach Irwin, T. Dallas, J. Brown, H. Kelso, P. Reed, J. Elliott, R. Greisser, D. Vaughn, B. Burns, D. Bush. Front: J. VanDyke, H. Peterson, J. Buck, C. Fitzwater, O. Wade, D. Grant, J. Whitaker, D. Waldron, J. Berg, B. Von Hemert, G. Cook. Cee mermen The Cees finished in second place in the Sunset League standings this year. Jerry Whitaker, Steve Boice, Don Waldron and Jack Buck were the fleaweights' top performers. Back: Mr. Montgomery, R. Rager, M. Haskell, M. Mang, G. Andresen, M. Grosbeck. Front: B. Rager, D. Innerst, J. Eggert, G. Moore, L. Crisell. Varsity Tennis Holding their own in fourth place in the Sunset League standings, Coach Bob Montgomery's Varsity netters were paced by John McKinley, George Moore, Mike Mang and Lee Crisell. Racqueteers Junior Varsity Tennis Jim Hickman, Bob Rager, Don Dolbee and Scott Thompson led the Junior Varsity tennis squad to a third place in the Sun- set League. Back: Mr. Montgomery, D. Sandoval, J. Whitman, D. Dolbe, E. Gibson. Front: D. Scott, L. Lionbarger, B. Doner, M. Gros- beck. 3) : Pe ANN ers S. ae eee eee ee ee eee eee “athe bridge with us’ . . - = ¢ = _ tf 4 s “7a SF. = VWa xvy we. a a ae J SL _ A Dp A (f =- ; L Ze —_ a in aa a : a E a 2 (27 Yeo ta? of Cabinet Managers and Representatives: Standing: Tina Hughes, Charlene Drake, Rachel Perez, Jean Swanson, Tiny Snowden, Lynn Roush, Judy Cole- man, Jan White. Kneeling: Patti Smith, Tonye Christen- sen, Sue Brown. Girls’ SN aera Athle tic Association The close of school brings to an end another success- ful season of G.A.A., during which freshmen, sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors turned out in droves for any- thing from the rather barbarous game of hockey, to the sweet and slender gracefulness of modern dancing. The 1954-55 G.A.A. cabinet, led by President Myrna | Bouchey, did an outstanding job of planning and govern- ing the various activities throughout the year. Many topics pertaining to the betterment of G.A.A. were dis- cussed and put into action. Under the advisory guidance 1 Mi; oho .; . eens ot Miss Marjorie Adams, they combined talents to pro ice opr eters duce a well-planned, colorful banquet. Thanks to the foresighted guidance of these members, our G.A.A. has progressed and grown along with the entire school. Darith Sherrill, Mary Fellbaum Secretaries | Patsy Grant Treasurer Back: J. Stewart, G. Collins, A. Schulberg, M. Morrill, C. Toncray, D. Richardson, T. Hughes. Front: S. Keim, L. Griffiths, M. Densmore, L. Lane, A. Gibson, T. Tohill. C. Peters, F. Gowen, M. Ingmundson, J. Ostrander, C. Doane Successful seniors .. . Back: G. Cullen, J. Garrett, J. Ellis, M. Moorhead, A. Huff, L. Pope, S. Shigaki. Front: J. Elliott, M. Bouchey, D. Hil- bert, T. Christensen, J. Briggs, C. Shaw, B. LaBelle, L. Adair, L Richardson, P. Grant, N. Gristy. show the juniors . 4. 4% Back: S. Peck, R. Cartef, C. Edwards, D. Sherrill, J White, K. Bailey, J. Vitte, S. Dussler, J. Green, G. Chapman, J. Fergussgn. Front: M. Tonne, M. Sto- vall, M. Koerner, J. ied N. Heffner, P. Kelter, S. Nissen, J. Coleman, as Shelton, L. Woodson. j : Back: H. Liddle, S. Cullen, L. Roush, P. Escobar, S. Swift, P. Robinson, C. Early, R. Perez, J. Smith, J. Marsac, V. Fugit, N. Campbell. Front: J. Enright, H. King, J. Ogden, J. Swanson, T. Snowden, Knox, A. Palm, T. Burroughs, L. Pease, T. Hewett. ee ne Se sophomores ae Third: S. Brown, N. Morgan, A. Burns, R. Bolton, M. Gar- cia, N. Hennings, M. Lennie, B. Dorkin. Second: A. Bar- rett, A. McClellan, S. Briggs, M. Davis, S. McCarthy. First: P. Porter, C. Gentosi, L. McFarland, J. Lieb, P. Knapp. Third: D. Swanson, C. Talstra, T. Reich, J. Albers, P. Tuttle, C. Starege, P. Riley. Second: J. Hurndall, S. Bon- nell, D. Sanders, E. Tonne, B. Shannon. First: J. Suther- land, B. Stanley, C. Beltran, J. Taylor, C. Callis. who show the freshmen ie ioe Dae Back: E. Arey, P. Whitefield, P. Smith, L. Preston, K. Sturtevant, L. Kiddie, K. Kincaid, L. Cottingham. Front: K. Snow, S. Lyman, E. Whitman, S. Swank, V. Verrinder, G. White, M. Swain, C. Trees, B. Blair, V. Csenar. Back: J. LaBelle, S. Philips, P. Anderson, G. Sanger, D. Lomax, G. Nack, B. Evans, |. McCormick, B. Gibbons Front: J. Brandt, P. Parker, P. Hourigan, B. Rich, D. McGinnis, L. Lloyd, T. Cooper, D. Riley, C. Dawson. 129 I i i i Se e Stalwart Sailors’ On stage with the dance tecital ‘Mardi Gras’ : } Tropic Inferno 'Flapperettes’ | 1 Our community friends and advertisers: - : . THEY RE ALL elsior ICE CREAM ete ey — , BB 5 coy -1c0 Foe. � Leki il ‘Gingl = ee fe He cease The Galley is a busy place. Everyone here is happy eating chocolate bars from the EXCELSIOR CREAM- ° ERY, Santa Ana. This company supplies many other kinds of ice cream, and of course milk for Harbor High too! HARBOR HIGH TIME OUT. Bring your friends and join the crowd at HARBOR ROLLER RINK, 1726 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. For a real good time skate to the music at the along smoothly for an evening of fun. HARBOR ROLLER RINK. These couples are rolling Loo MEAR'S CAMERA SHOP 1782 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA Photo and Model LORNE Featuring—White Stag Catalina—Ship'n' Shore Airplane Supplies Liberty 8-7042 204 Marine Ave. BALBOA ISLAND DICK MACKER CARPETS-DRAPERIES NORM'S LANDING Deep Sea Sport Fishing Boats Harbor 2811 : Expert Interior Decorating For reservations Lido Shopping Center Harbor 4328 Newport Beach Foot of Lido Isle Bridge TV Sales and Service THRONSON'S COSTA MESA DICK'S MARKET The Friendly Store” Servel Refrigerators Gaffers and Sattler Gas Ranges Thor Automatic Washer 2400 Newport™ Blvd. COSTA MESA 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Jenny Lund is being personally as- sisted by Mr. Burnett in selecting just the right notebook for school. For other school supplies ''BURNETT'S VARIETY STORE,” 223 E. 17th St; Costa“ Mesa, carries a complete line. 134 i Ei DAI Aine A ae : . She Bn he? 8G G : atisfaction. Guia ranteed” Whether it is a “hot rod or a ‘cool car’ Jim Hargrove and John Swain know that FRED'S BODY SHOP, located at 2419 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa, will do a good job in making your car look like new. MAYBERRY SHOE REPAIR THE BRAT SHOP Sub-Teen Headquarters’ Gym Shoes 1809 Newport Ave. COSTA MESA COSTA MESA Green Stamps HARRY HALL Painting Contractor COMPLIMENTS OF REINERT'S DEPT STORE Color Specialist 1816 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA 274 E. 19th St. COSTA MESA THE ISLANDERS POLLY APPAREL Fine Furnishings Women's Wear 1833 Newport Slyvd. COSTA MESA Liberty 8-2114 214 Marine Ave. BALBOA ISLAND Harbor 1547 Ladies and Childrens Shoes CIRCUS BOOTERY Mesa Shopping Center Costa Mesa THE BAY DEPARTMENT STORE OPEN DAILY 303 Main Street BALBOA KAY FINCH CERAMICS Gary and Marlaine are ready to de- posit their savings for that rainy day at the NEWPORT HARBOR BANK, 3435 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar. Makers of Fine Pottery Corona del Mar, California GAY TOGS Ladies Sportswear CORONA DEL MAR PHARMACY BALBOA CLEANERS Knits our Specialty Next to Bank 605 E. Balboa BALBOA Finer Functional Furniture CARLYLE'S 1990 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA STUART H. PRICE Men's and Boy's Wear 1808 Newport Blvd. COST MESA Liberty 8-!421 THE Prescription Pharmacy 3127 E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar Harbor 2272 THE CUPCAKE BAKERY 22 Es th: St. Costa Mesa In the Mesa Shopping Center Best Wishes to The Class of '55 BLANCHE A. GATES Realtor 311 Marine Ave. P. ©: Box 372 Balboa Island 217 Marine Balboa Island Harbor {843 Betty Watson BOARDMAN'S MARKET 30i Marine Ave. Balboa Island Harbor 317 Quality Food NELDA GIBSON, Realtor Sales-Rentals-Exchanges 306 Marine Ave. Balboa Island Harbor 502 Mesa. Sharon and Mary are clearly demon- strating that every washday can be a happy one when you have a new Westinghouse Laundromat from DAVIS- BROWN, 1885 Harbor Blvd., Costa oS Dividends Paid 4 eee Yearly ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS and Loan Association. P. A. PALMER, President ae 3366VIALIDO NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA Savings invested by the 10th of any month earn from the 1st . HOLLISTER BROS. NURSERY, 1969 and Span are Norman, Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. In addition Joyce, and Jim. Shirts, slacks, sweaters, skirts look like new when done by the LIDO CLEANERS, 1782 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. | All your planting needs can be met at Sic tek i Sue Swank and Diane Lund are looking q over the large stock of gardening sup- { plies. : 136 pr | re Eee ————— = SHOPPING Bags | PARCELS Mmmm—tThere are so many wonderful fragrances at the perfume counter that it is difficult for Brenda and Patty to make a decision. Also records and school supplies are carried at VINCENT'S LIDO DRUG STORE, 3461 Via Lido, Newport Beach. Sharon, Mary, Gary and Marlaine wave from aboard the ‘'BALBOA ISLAND FERRY. Everyone knows it is the quickest, easiest way from the Island to Balboa. Looking over the selection of batteries are Jim Samsel and Greg Hughes. Keep your car in tip-top condition with reliable parts from ''BEACON AUTO SUPPLY,’ 476-480 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. ay F. P. WALDRON BALBOA ISLAND REAL ESTATE SPORTING GOODS 222 Marine Ave. Harbor 2641 308 Marine Ave. BALBOA ISLAND Quality Sporting Goods Fine Bakery Goods NELSON'S Decorated Goods eee te were Home-Made Candies FLORENCE BAKERY (Open 7 Days a Week) 819 W. 19th COSTA MESA Pet Supplies 2246 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA Liberty 8-315] DIAMOND'S WATCHES BEST WISHES TO THOMPSON'S GEM BOX THE CLASS OF '55 1836! , Newport Blvd. EARL W. STANLEY COSTA MESA, CALIF. REALTOR me ; ; Exclusive Keepsake Dealer Food for families, friends and parties Mevalee Sven ate can be found at the BALBOA MARKET, Balboa Island 301 Main, Balboa. Do Brenda and Tag have a special outing in mind? Liberty 3-i13i3 | | y | | BOYD'S HARDWARE 2630 W. Coast Highway BALBOA ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH Liberty 8-3435 TURNER DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTIONS 2542 W. Coast Highway NEWPORT BEACH Liberty 8-1153 1831 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa Shaddeck's AR Individuality in Haircuting daide Gales ROY'S BARBER SHOP 3412 Via Lido NEWPORT BEACH Harbor 3677 ALDEN'S GIFT SHOPS have two con- venient locations, one at 40! Main and | another at 600 E. Edgewater Pl., Balboa. | Looking at a preview of beach supplies | f 2863 E. Coast Highway CORONA DEL MAR and graduation presents are Leslie Carr and Johan Hirth. ee + Chuck's choice may be a football but both he and Patty are admiring the beautiful doll from LIDO TOYLAND, 3422 Via Lido, Newport Beach. MERCURY CLEANERS Cash and Carry— Call and Deliver We Do Our Own Cleaning 1886 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Liberty 8-2312 Best Wishes to The Class of 55 CLOTHES HORSE 215 Marine Ave. BALBOA ISLAND BALBOA ISLAND VARIETY STORE BALBOA ISLAND Office Equipment School Supplies WILLIAMS STATIONERS 3430 Via Lido NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. Harbor 4538 STEVENS AND SONS Television and Radio 1879 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Liberty 8-2301 BOB'S SPORTING GOODS 702 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA Liberty 8-4512 TICO'S TACO SHOP 1770 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA RICHARD SEELY Photographic-Portraits 208 Marine Ave. BALBOA ISLAND Harbor 438 PAUL C. JONES Real Estate Broker RENTALS-INSURANCE 2620 Newport Blvd. Office: Harbor 2313 Evenings: Harbor 3090 STROOT'S HARDWARE at 1802 BALBOA MARINE HARDWARE Small Boats-Water Skis 2537 W. Coast Highway NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. CARLTON'S LINOLEUM SHOP Linoleum-Formica Asphalt Tile 135 E. 17th Street COSTA MESA BOB'S VILLAGE MARKET 608 E. Balboa Blvd. BALBOA Harbor 3030 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, is a long established store in this area. They carry a complete line of hardware, gifts, paint, and appliances. 139 All of the departments of the Galleon depend on the work of HOYT'S HARBOR ENGRAVING COM.- PANY, at.644 W. |7th St., Costa Mesa. After turning in advertising pictures Mary Kramer is shown leav- ing their new building. Just the place to stop for an after school snack, is CRAWFORD'S PHARMACY, 1804 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Dee Tooley and Helen Kuhlmeyer are enjoying their cokes. Even through the glass the pie and cake look awfully good! ea ES MESA AVINGS “Now is the time to save’’ is the slogan of the new COSTA MESA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA- TION, 1872 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Chuck Kramer and Jerry Hilbert are looking to the future for that first million. Instead of a chore, shopping seems to be fun for the Shelby Tunnell and Pat Knapp. They are constantly adding new items at prize-winning RICHARD'S LIDO MARKET, 3433 Via Lido, Newport Beach. 14] COURTNEY AND LESTER 1596 Newport Blvd. é' COSTA MESA | Wa BALBOA ISLAND Good year Tires fuop and Recapping Liberty 8-1197 a THE KNITTING BAG Best Wishes to BEE 113 E. 18th St. the Student Body COSTA MESA Yarns-Adorable Dresses COSTA MESA BANK Domestic—Imported COSTA MESA Sizes | to 12 Years 2737 E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar, California BRAGG'S UNIQUE SHOP 1 DISTINCTIVE LADIES APPAREL Mr. Dike is pointing out the future of the building business. Rod and Artie are taking the construction problem seriously at the office of DIKE AND COLEGROVE, 419 -E.. dvi sh Ga: Telephone: Harbor 0341 WEST AUTO SUPPLY Everything For The Automobile’ BRUCE MARTIN LOCAL AGENT 1793 Newport Ave. COSTA MESA, CALIF. 1877 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Save With A Farmers Policy (scaeteean iberty 8- This is the way to top off one of “LA POSTA'S delicious Spanish dinners. Jeanne, Luetta and their friends are having the special cocoanut ice cream. Drive to 2588 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. SHELL NAME PLATE CO. 1702' . Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA Liberty 8-451 Trophies and Plaques Hand and Machine Engraving Metal and Fiastic HARBOR GLASS COMPANY Everything in Glass 2900 Newport Blvd. NEWPORT BEACH Harbor 866 3410 VIA LIDO Admit bhite NEWPORT BEACH CLINICS EXCITING FOOTWEAR -« PALIZZIO FEATURING: PARADISE SBICCA: OOMPHIES SPALDING LITTLE YANKEE CHILDREN'S SHOES — COMPLETE LINE KEDS Beat All types of dancing and baton work is taught at DOROTHY-JO DANCE STUDIO in C.D.M. Sandra Trautwein and Sandy Swanson are the baton twirl- ers for Harbor. Harbor 2504 3711 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar MESA PET SHOP Small animals, birds, Tropical ynd Gold Fish. 447 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach Liberiy 8-1254 Roger BALBOA ISLAND CALIFORNIA For Your Eating Pleasure’ YOU CAN DO BETTER AT | pth 0Ub- FURNITURE CO. 1839 Newport Bvld., Costa Mesa MARTIN FURNITURE Specializing in Modern and Maple (Carpets, Draperies, Appliances 1865 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Liberty 8-5131 DANIEL PAINT AND GLASS CO. 1584 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA Liberty 8-2229 GLASS AND PAINTS THE NEW LIDO ELECTRIC CO. (G6) General Electric Appliances 3424 Via Lido NEWPORT BEACH Lee Stroup JO-LEE SPORT SHOP Exclusive Ladies Wear COSTA MESA Joe Stroup XK PRE-TEENS SSS I INININININISINESSSSTNSS ia’ BALBOA ISLAND sai Kathy Huff presides over the popular candy counter in the lo bby of the LIDO THEATER, Newport Beach. Harborites gather at the MESA THEATER in Costa Mesa too. 143 Fun afloat for everyone when you rentea cratt from BAYSHORE BOAT RENTAL at 2771 Coast Highway. Rob Eastman and Artie Birtcher are steer- ing a smooth, smooth course. Go to the ''MARKET SPOT on the Island, to stock up on the best groceries. Tod White and Johnny Henrotin have worked here long enough to be experts on the cash register, as well as give friendly service. spree ees ie COMPLIMENTS of MESA BUILDERS AND EQUIPMENT CO., INC., 812 W. I9th St., Costa Mesa. Bob Bowen, Bob ty Riley and Ed Shafer are looking over Q Ore Af the models at the shop. N FRANCIS E. KELTER, D. D. S. LESTER A. BECKER, D.D.S. ALBERT E. STOCKTON, V.M.D. and last but not least an anonymous friend with his hoartio} wishes to the sonior class! This Galleon was printed by THE ENSIGN PUBLISHING CO. Inc. PUBLISHERS OF i | | ; i et tii emiaiadine ) ‘ a es | = es i a eee ee = a a a ie a = N V HE mm wnat a es I