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

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They dail offer services to please THE BUSINESS OFFICE If thou wishest a ticket for an event Or a small loan, a member of the Business Office staff will grant her services. They successfully transact the school's financial business, managing requisitions to all departments, student body funds, payrolls, and other tasks necessary to keep our school running smoothly. MRS. FRANCES COLLINS, MRS. JOYCE WEBBER, MISS WILMA BLANKENBAKER, MRS. ARLETTE MANNING, MRS. RUSTY HAYNES. MAIN OFFICE E'-' I . Whether it be for guidance or for busi- 'I ' ness, students depend upon the advice of the secretaries in the Main Office, who help them with problems from their freshmon year to their senior year, tak- ing care of all necessary clerical work and sending messages over the public address system. MRS. DOROTHY STILWELL, MRS. BARBARA GRANT, MRS. PHYLLIS HIRD, MISS PAT WILD, MRS. DE LOS Rios, - seared, MRS JANICE WILSON. Q ..

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onsider u future man f'if gl R 'I an mx. ... . N I.. . physical education MR. JULES GAGE . . . having boys who enjoy hard work on the basket- ball court. MR. EMIL NEEME . . . having a wonderful wife and two blonde kids. MR. WILLIAM STRAW . . . being able to play in the Faculty Football game. MR. GEORGE HUNTER . . . finding a dollar bill on the beach. MRS. MARJORIE SI-IEA . . . discovering that I+1:1. MISS JEANNE CONGDON . obtaining a Thunderbird. MISS MARY WHITNEY. . MRS. DIANE PATTERSON winning two cases of soup on a quiz show. MR. RALPH REED . . . just too numerous to mention. . . . meeting my Buddy. MR. DONALD BURNS . . . graduating to head foot- ball coach. ., , W.. A ,,.,...,.. A...--...,.'

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ncl august appetite do they appea e. F. .mv . ..f ' f R 4 , , I lg: M g Y . A5 I 4 5 I gb' 255' 5 if fs Y I , 3: f AE . ,rf y i ,ii Q 1 T . ' 4, . 1 . It if fi J. ' if 1 i 5' ' ' 1- 't .2 rw 2. F ffl J .f'tW ' V . r IJ.: cv, Nl .: it w ggri -ft ,QQ mf, . and , Q r fe , wwf W - 1 , - .,.: ,..:, . by 1 g.i.s..e .- fx. ' L . f JE. . .-fr. CAFETERIA STAFF After half a day of school activities, the faculty and students appre- ciate and enjoy the hot appetizing lunches which are prepared by the cafeteria staff. Quivering with anticipation, students stand in block-long lines only to hear, Sorry, we're out of tamales. MRS. E. UPDIRE, MRS. F. GIVANS, MRS. E. SHARMAN, MRS. E. JENNINGS, MRS. M. CARMiCHAEL, MRS. W. BULLOCK CUSTODIANS Our floors do shine with a lustrous gleam. But more than the wax it's the elbow grease of these diligent custodians, who contribute to the attractiveness of our campus by improving our grounds and buildings. Whether driving a bus or repairing a lock, these great giants of maintenance go about their work cheerfully and willingly. Back: W. FRINK, G. MICRELWMT, J. HARDY, H. ELMER, D. ENSIGN, O. LLOYD, H. MCCORD, M. MAGNUSSON, C. ZELLMAN, C. OTT, R. SHARMAN Front: K. HICKMAN, J. STOLAREK, L. GLESENRAMP, D. MEINHARDT, C. DURLEY, J. NIEVES, H. KING, J. Lmco. Ps ,. lg wmamasswxe sees-fwwsmwwmmwwzw mszonfmwixmwemsm tr ,..,wMgN-M. GALLEY Dost thy appetite respond only to the best the realm affords? What magical flavors cometh from the careful preparation of the Galley Staff. If thou hast not treated thyself with such kind- ness, satisfy thyself at the haven of food and fellowship - our Galley. MRS. M. ELMER, MRS. A. COTTLE, and MRS. W. FRINK. 29