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

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Delving into the unknown is a challenge and a thrill that each generation proudly under¬ takes. Our forefathers presented us with a vast and fertile land. It is our responsibility to enrich our country even more with the wisdom that enables us to explore numerous fields such as religion, science, and phlloso- ohy. Each of these occupational fields Is none the less important to our society as a whole. It Is essential that our educational foundation be built of substantial materials which In turn produce a better way of life. Twentieth century pioneering is a task, but the task will never be too great If the advanc¬ ing generations Indulge with healthy minds, physically sound bodies, desire for knowl¬ edge, concern for the welfare of mankind, and a show of constructive deeds. With these basic components a nation can grow to Im¬ measurable heights. Editor

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galleon staff Editor ..... .. - Dari+h Sherrill Assistant Editor .... Jessica Roberts Literary Editor . . . . Rod Calderhead Literary Staff: Darrel Hartshorn, Jim Anderson, Char¬ lene Drake, Ann Lardner, Gary Richards, Vicki Mac¬ Intyre, Carol Shelton Sports Staff; Terry Dallas, Irish Knapp, Lynn McFarland Secretaries: Rachel Perez, Marilyn Hill Senior Section; Carol Crain, Marian Koerner Business Staff: Dick Berryman, JoAnn Cunningham, Leroy Hogland, Gary Hugo, Sandy Knighten, Gary Line- burg, Jerry Post, David Powers, Nova Reviea, Sandy Swanson, Flo Lou Thompson, Harold Zamora Advisor; Mrs. Shirley Rice Literary Advisor: Mrs. Antoinette Adams Photography Advisor: Mr. Kingery Whiteneck Photography: Mr. William Zimmer, Dan Pierce And for those who helped on special assignments, the staff thanks: Sharon Crowl, Barbara Feeney, Eleanor Guthrie, Ted Von Hemert, Bob Johnson, Tom Niquettc, Mr. Goss Grable, Miss Dorothea Hilliard, Mr. Al Irwin, Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Mr. Robert Montgomery, Mr. An¬ drew Oliver, Mrs. Teresa Patterson, Mr. Charles Randall, Mr. Ralph Reed, Mr. Lee Rosch.

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A devoted Instructor and a master in his field, Mr. John Johnson, has enriched the lives of his students by presenting the study of nature with beauty and realism . . . his patience, guidance, and encouragement have added strength to many of the young scientists of today, tdon- esty and sincerity are two well known characteristics of Mr. Johnson ' s personality. With deepest respect and gratitude the class of 1956 dedicates this year ' s book to Mr. John Johnson.