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

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Thus our Student Body Officer BOB HENDERSHOT When asked about his main inter- ests, Bob instantly replied Sports! All four years he was a member of the basketball and track teams. This year he played varsity foot- ball. Bob plans to study civil en- gineering in college and hopes to find his career in that field. He thanks his position as our repre- sentative to the California Associa- tion of Student Councils for giving him a great deal of self-confidence in working with people. JODY LIEB Known by all for her cheerful and friendly personality is Jody Lieb, Secretary of the Student Body. In addition to keeping efficient, ac- curate records of Student Body ac- tivities, she has been active in Student Government, Girls Athletic Association, Californa Association of Student Councils, American Field Service, Tri Sigma, and was elected Zonta Girl of the month. Jody be- lieves that she has learned how to accept responsibility in addition to gaining much satisfaction in being of service to her school. 1 3 2 JOHN HENROTIN You may all return to your 5th period class now is a familiar phrase spoken by John Henrotin our Student Body President at the close of each assembly. With un- bounded enthusiasm John has conducted many Student Body activities this year. He feels that his experience in student government will be valuable to his future plans which will include college and a maior in the field of mathematics. lg? l .H ft

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ead u in friend hip and exampl CHARLES VANDERVORT Whether it be athletics or scholarship, Charlie is equally outstanding. He has been on the Honor Roll and in the Honor Society for four years. An avid partici- pant in both varsity football and baseball, in summer and winter Charlie also skiis, shifting from water to snow with no less- ening of skill. In the fall he hopes to enter Stanford to study mathematical en- gineering. V -ug.-f Q CAROLYN DANIELS Flag twirler and Student Body Treasurer are two jobs that have made Carolyn well known throughout the school. Her win- ning smile has made many friends. During her four years she has been a cabinet member of the Girls Athletic Association and of the Student Council. Caro- lyn believes that her work as treasurer, both of the Junior class and of the Student Body, has given her invaluable experience in student government, which will undoubtedly help her in her personal life. DON REDDINGTON Protector of the innocent, prose- cutor of the guilty is Don Red- dington, head of student court. Don, first to hold this new office has set an example of impartial- ity, iustice, and tolerance. When not upholding law and order on the campus Don, a two-time All- Arnerican swimmer, may be seen engaged in one of his major interests, swimming, surfing, or mathematics. 33 O N-...,,-Mwmmk fu-my we'