American School - Kawayan Yearbook (Manila, Philippines)
- Class of 1951
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Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:
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The Senior Class of the American School
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Head master's l Message
ll is a pleasure fo convey my besf wishes fo fhe class of l95l.
my firsl' graduafing class af fhe American School. In fwenfy-six
years of 'leaching experience l do .no+ remember fhaf l have en-
ioyed a group of seniors as l have enioyed working wifh you. Your
cooperafion in all maffers pertaining fo school affairs has been
excellent The energy wifh which you have approached and solved
your school problems, eifher academic or exfracurricular, has been
oufsfanding. And personally-and l have a very personal inferesf
in fhis class--l am pleased when l fhinlr l can number each of you
among my friends. '
Your fufure is a maffer of greal concern fo your feachers,
your parenfs and your Headmasfer. ,..You have graduafed af a time
when fhe ideals and principles thai have been iaughf you are being
challenged from wifhin and wifhouf +he democracies of the world.
Our experience wifh you in fhe school indicafes, however, 'l'ha'l you
will approach your problems affer graduafion wifh 'ihe same zeal
and spirif lhaf you have approached your affairs in school. Our
confidence also exfends +o fhe belief fhaf you will always lzeep be-
fore you, as fhe primary aims of your lives, fhe search for frufh and
fhe pracfice of fhe democrafic processes. May you go far and
may your lives refurn an abundance of whafever you may seek.
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We, The Class of I95I, dedicale rhis year's
Kawayan lo our headmasler, l-lerberf E. Warfel,
wifh admirarion for his direc+ion and execuiion ol'
school affairs, and gralilude for +he benefiis pro-
cured 'lo us by his genuine infereslr in our welfare.
We are glad indeed Thar Mr. War'lel's firsf
year here was our mosl imporlani one and are
giving our 'rhanlcs for his leadership. As a source
of inspiralion and guidance, he has been invaluable
+0 us. and we acknowledge and appreciafe 'lhe
pafience and IoyaI+y he has so willingly displayed.
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MR. BERGSEN6 MRS. ABARBANEII MR. DULCE MISS PEFIA
MRS. MUNI MRS. MUILENBURG MR. REYES MR. SINCLAIR
HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
ADMINISTRATION I-IISTORY
Mrs. M. E. Abarbancll Mrs. N. Muni
Mr. R. Dulce
Miss N. Peia
Miss G. Orlega
Mrs. A. Muilenburg
Mr. N. Reyes .
Mr. T. Sinclair
ART
Miss ..P. Leaber
SCIENCE and
MATHEMATICS
Mr. J. Bcrqseng
Mr. J. Roxas
Mrs. .M. Sfeiner
Mrs. G. Tipon
LIBRARY
Mrs. l.. C. Ackerman
Miss Y. OIIigcr
ATHLETICS
Mr. A. von Einsiudel
Miss B. Smilli
MR. ROXAS SR. JOLY SRTA. MARIINEZ
MR. VON EINSIEDEL MISS SMITH MRS. DE WITT
MISS ORTEGA
MISS OTTIGER
LANGUAGES Q
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Srla. M. L. Marlinez
Mrs. A. Muilenburg
ENGLISH
Mrs. M. C. Bryan
Mr. N. Reyes
Mr. T. Sinclair
MUSIC
Mrs, O. DcWilI
MRS. BRYAN
MISS LEABER
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MRS. ACKERMAII
MRS. TIPON
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MRS SKINNER MRS. FRANKLIN MRS. GOODIER MRS BALDWIN
MRS ZWONECHEK MRs.soLHE1M MRS. FREEMAN MRS. SOREM MR SOLHEIM
GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY
GRADE ONE GRADE FIVE GRADE EIGHT
Mrs. K. Baldxlvin
Mrs. H. Gooclier
GRADE TWO
Mrs. M. Flefcher
GRADE THREE
Mrs. K. Zwoneclwelc
Mrs. B. Solheim
Mr. W. Solheim
Mrs. C. Winfers
GRADE SIX
Mrs. M. Miles
Mrs. W. Carbonell
GRADE SEVEN
Mrs. O. Anderson
Mrs. M. Mergerum
KINDERGARTEN
Mrs. E. Skinner
Mrs. B. Franklin
GRADE FOUR Mr. W. Miles Miss M. L. Yearsley
Mrs. R. Sorem Mrs. R. Regnall Mrs. I. SmiI'l1
MRS FLETCHER MRS. WINTERS MRS. CARBONELI. MRS. MILES MR. MILES. MRS REGNALL
MISS ARELLANO MRS. ANDERSON MRS. MARGERUM K MRS. SMITH MRS. SKINNER MISS YEAPSLEY
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The Senior Class History
We, fhe seniors of l95l, do nof, as a maiorify, look upon our graduafion wifh
mounfing excifemenf. Our graduafion will mark fhe end of our high school frain-
ing period. buf. if will also mark fhe end of fhe days in which we were foof loose
and fancy free. We realize fhaf once we reach college we will have fo buckle
down and meer responsibiliiies and obsfacles which -have been fhe downfall
of many a' good man and woman. Therefore. in fhe years fo come, we will offen
look back on our senior year of high school.
To lead our class. we chose Leo Schwaiger as class presidenf, while Manny
Smifh grabbed fhe vice-presidenf slof. To 'rake minufes we elecfed Mary Virginia
Lewis as secrefary. i
Beginning our senior year we had 2I sfudenfs. Oul' of fhese few we builf up
fhe play Green Pasfures. fhe Negroes' concepfion of heaven. Some of fhe main
characfers were Bill Warfel, in fhe role of God: Leo Schwaiger as Cain: Virginia
Willimonf as Cairfs girl: Bob Muilenburg as Ol' King Pharaoh: Mike Jordan as
Moses: and Bob Smiley as Noah. ,
Noi' only has our class been blessed wifh acfing abiilify. buf also wifh lilerary
falenf. ln fhis field we find Bob Muilenburg and Dave Liffle, edifors-of 'lhe Bam-
boo Telegraph, our school paper. Marge Ailexander, Bill Warfel, and Paf Clegg
have also confribufed much fo fhe life of 'lhe paper.
Senior Class "Di+ch Day" officially began when 2l seniors leff for Whife
Sands on fhe admiral's yachf, fhe Margaret Food and drinks were sfored
aboard by fhe box-full, much fo fhe delighf of fhe sfarving seniors. The day was
marked by fhe rowing of fhe life boaf around the bay and fhe absorbfion of all
fhe sun's rays possible. s
Now we come fo fhe pride and ioy of fhe senior class -- sporfs. We may
safely say fhaf we seniors have led in pracfically all sporfs. ln baskefball we find
Leo Schwaiger, Manny Smifh, lan Hall, Jimmy Layfon, Ted Diehl, Bill' Warfel, Henry
Pappa, Mike Jordan, and our posf graduafe. Johnny Sfubblefield. ln swimming
meefs we are very cerfain fo see Bob Muilenburg, Bob Smiley, and Johnny David-
son. On fhe baseball diamond we find Mike Jordan, Bill Warfel. Manny Smifh.
Eagle Liffle, Jimmy Laylon, Leo Schwaiger, Johnny Davidson, and Johnny Sfubble-
ie .
Looking back we fhink, "Gee, I wonder whaf will happen fo fhese poor people
here af school affer fhe class of 'Sl leaves!"
Marge Alexander
Cenleen Commillee lchairmfwl. Va:-A
sily Baslcellczall, Varslly Volleyball,
lnlramural Baskelball, G-lee Club.
BAMBOO TELEGRAPH llilerary
page edilc-rl, KAWAYAN lad-
mlnlslrallon secfion edllorl, Sel-
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Slhdenl Council, A:-
Nembly Commilfee
lchalrmanl, Awards
Commiflee, G l e e
Club, BAMBOO TE-
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lohn Davidson
Allwlelic Commllfee, Varsity Baseball,
Varsily Sollball. Varsily Swimming.
Varsily Volleyball, lnlramural Fool-
ball. KAWAYAN fsenlor claes adi-
lorl, Senior Assembly.
Ted Diehl
Siucleni' Council lclass -
represeniaiivel, Con-
siilulion Commiiiee.
Varsiiy Baskeiball,
Varsiiy Volleyball, ln
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lnframural Fooiball
Iniramural Swimming
lniramural Baclmin:
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veriisinq managerl,
Senior Assembly.
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A.S.S.B.A. President Awards Com
miliee, Conslilulion Commiliee
Traffic Commiiiee, Versiiy Baslrei
ball, Varsiiy Sofiball, Varsiiy Vol-
leyball, lniramural Baskeiball, ln
iramural Foolball, lniramural Bad-
minfon, KAWAYAN, Senior As-
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Glue Club, KAWAYAN lgrade se
iicn ndilorl, Senior Assembly.
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Glee Club KAWAYAN
Senior Assembly
Mike lordany
A.
S. S. B. A. Vice Presideni Treas-
urer. Awards Commiilee, Gradua-
fion Cornmiiiee, Boy Scoufs, Var-'
sify Baslcefball, Varsiiy Baseball.
Varsity Volleyball, Varsily Track.
lniramural Badminion, lniramural
Fooiball, BAMBOO TELEGRAPH
lcopy ecliiorl, KAWAYAN lbusi-
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Mary Virginia Lewis
Senior Class Secreiary, Var-
sify Baskelball, Varsiiy
Volleyball, lnlramural
Baslcefball, Glee Club,
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Aihlelic Commiilee,
Versily Beslceiball.
Va rsiiy Baseball, Var-
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Assembly Commiilee, Awards Com-
miiiee. Varsiiy Baseball lcapiainl.
Glee Club. BAMBOO TELEGRAPH
lco-edilor in clniell, KAWAYAN
lmalce-up ediior and asisisianf pho-
Q?QV6Pl'1Y Sdiicirl. Senior Assem-
y.
siiy Sofiball, Infra-
mural Fooiball leap-
iainl, Iniramural Bas-
iorl, Senior Assemf
Bob Muilenburg
Awards Commll-
lee, Varsily Swim-
ming, Varsily Sol?-
ball, lnlramural Fool-
ball. Camera Club,
B A M B O O T E l. E-
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in-clwlefl, KAVVA-
YAN, lcopy and pho-
tography edilorl, Se-
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l.eo Schwaiger
Senior Class President Elecrion Com- 'gif' 0
miflee lchairmanl. Varsify Baslcel- T
ball lcaplainl, Varsily Baseball.
Varsily Volleyball. Varsily Traclc
and Field, lnlramural Swimming.
lnlramural Badminlon, Senior As-
sembly.
4' S- Eileen Mollat
f Alhl V C mmillee, Varsily Baskel-
y g baillCVarZi'ly Volleyball, lnlramural
" Baskelball, Cheerleader, KAWA-
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Henry Pappa
Election Commiffee, Tral-
5ic Commillee lchair-
manl, Varsily Baslrelball.
Varsily Volleyball, Varsi
ly Track and Field, lnlro
mural Baskelball, lnlra
mural Foolball, KAWA-
YAN liunior class ecli
lorl, Senior Assemblv.
Bob Smiley
Sludenl Council class allernale
Awards Commiflee Gradualicn
Commiiiee, Varsilv Swimming
lor in clwiel , Senior Assembly.
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Sluclcril Council, Allylglig
Cummillco lcliairmanl,
Conslilullon Commillee K K
lCl1air'manl, Awards
Qorruuilicu lclmirmanl,
Vnrsily Baskulball, Vrireslly
lliisclndll, llIlI'0lllLII'ill Bas-
kalball, liilralnuml Swim-
ming, lnliuimiml- Fool,
ball, BAMBOO 'lELF-
6NAl'l'l lspurls udilurl,
KAVVAYAN lspurls cdll-
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Senior Class Vice Pre-
miflee. Varsily Bas-
lcelball, Varsiiy Base-
ball, Varsily Traclc
and Field, Varsily
Soliloall, Varsily Vol-
leyball, lnlramural
Swimming. Glco Club,
KAWAYAN lcircula-
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The lunior Class History T
Opening Their Third year of high school, They elecTed Their class officers. Joanne
Hall was eleded presidenT while Will Brady and STeve Tellman garnered The vice-
presidenT's and secreTary's jobs respecTively. LaTer in The year, when STeve had To
refurn To The STaTes because ol illness, he was preplaced by l:lizabeTh Frei. Tony
Rocha was made STudenT Council represenTaTive and Elise Mears, alTernaTe.
. In The line oi sporTs, The junior boys copped The inTramuraI siwmming Trophy.
On The Two man Team were Mike STroup and Mike Abarbanell. Our boys also
parTicipal'ed in inTramural baskeTball and TooTball.
5elTing oui wiTh grim cleTerminaTion To raise money Tor The annual iunioresenior
prom, They esTablished The Book Exchange, which operaied during The summer and
al' The beginning oT This year. On The commiTTee headed by 'Mike Abarbanell.
were Mab Bousman, ElizabeTh Frei, Joanne Hall, Will Brady. and Begone Ciurana.
Anofher money-making proiecT was The cake sales, which Tound sundry and
assorTed members of The class in TronT of The school, vending Their wares.
STill shorT of Their prom quoTa, They buckled down To presenT a movie, Gallani'
Bess, which was shown on SepTember 2, l95O, in Heilbronn Hall. ShorTly aTTer This.
They gave a Fashion Show-Tea, aT which all of The iunior girls, and some from The
iower grades, modeled. The junior boys assisTed by serving reTreshmenTs.
AT The beginning oT December They presenTed l Remember Mama Tor The class
assembly. The leads were Taken by BeTTy Ingram. Malo Bousman, and Will Brady.
Their sincere Thanks go To Mrs. RuTh Rogers, Their TaculTy adviser, Tor her work in
making The play a success.
During The course of The year They losT some of Their oldesT and besT mem-
bers: Sue l'lirsT, David Parks, Johnny Florida, Jean SingleTon, Sarah Brengle. Mary
Ann Charles, Kay Lismer, Begoie Ciurana, and Their adviser, Mrs. RuTh Rogers. All
ieTT Tor The ,STaTes. Mrs. Ann Muilenburg Took 'Mrs. Rogers' place as adviser.
Milne Abarbanell
Prom Commillee. Audio Visual
Commiilee lchairman l. Infra-
mural Baslcelball, Boy Scouls,
Book Exchange lchairmanl.
Junior Assembly.
Vincenl Aldanese
lnlramural Baslcelball, Glee Club,
Junior Assembly.
Aurora Adeva
Prom Commiilee, Dance Commil-
lee, Fashion Show. BAMBOO
TELEGRAPH, Junior Assembly.
Mal: Bousman '
Prom Commillee, Dance Com-
miflee, Book Exchange lsee-
reiary-lreasurerl. Fashion Show.
Girl Scouls. Glee Club. BAM-
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Will Brady
Assembly Commillee, Junior
Class Vice President Treasurer
Book Exchange, Camera Club.
BAMBOO TELEGRAPH fbusi-
ness managerl, Junior Assem-
bly.
Mary Ann Charles
Dance Committee. Book Exchange
BAMBOO TELEGRAPH.
Begofie Cuirana Sandra Cowen
Varsily Baslrelball, lnlramural Bas- - Dance Commmde' ICO-Chairman,
kefball, Book Exchange, Fashion
Show. Girl Scouls, Junior As-
sembly.
Awards Comrnillee, Varsily
Baskelball. Varsily Volleyball.
Inframural Baskeilaall. Fashion
Show, BAMBOO TELEGRAPH.
Junior. Assembly.
Carol Edwards
Prem Committee, Dance Commit-
tee lco-chairrnani, Awards
Committee, Varsity Basketball,
Varsity Volleyball, intramural
Basketball, Cheerleader, BAM-
BOO TELEGRAPH, Junior As-
sembly.
Elizabeth Frei
Prom Committee, Secretary Ju-
nior Class, Intramural Basket-
ball, Book Exchange, Fashion
Show, Girl Scouts, BAMBOO
TELEGRAPH, Junior Assembly.
Mary Ruth Elizalde
Prom Committee, Dance Commit-
tee, Fashion Show, Junior As-
sembly.
Joanne Hall
Prom Committee, Junior Class
President, Varsity Basketball.
Varsity Badminton, Intramural
Basketball, Intramural Badmin-
ton, Book Exchange, Fashion
Show, BAMBOO TELEGRAPH.
-I unior Assembly.
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Dance Committee lsacretaryl. Prom Committee lchairmanl
School Seals Committee, Var
sity Basketball, Varsity Volley
ball, Intramural Basketball, Fa
Assembly Committee, Canteen
Committee, Glee Club, BAM-
BOO TELEGRAPH, Junior As-
shion Show, BAMBOO TELE- sembly.
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Junior Assembly.
Marvin Hooge Betty Ingram
Junior Assembly. Prom Committee, Assembly Com-
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sembly.
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Kay Lismer
Dance Commiifee, Varsily Swim-
ming lcapfainl, Faslnion Show,
BAMBOO TELEGRAPH, Junior
Assembly.
Louise Ross
Assembly Commiitee, V a r s i -l y
Swimming, BAM BOO TELE-
GRAPH.
Tony Rocha
Sfudenl Council lclass represen-
lalivel, Prom Commillee, ln-
lramural Baslcefball, lnlramural
Badminlon. Glee Club, BAM-
BOO TELEGRAPH, Junior As'
sembly.
Norman Simmons
Prom Commilfee, Dance Com-
milfee, Varsily Swimming. Boy
Scoufs, BAMBOO TELEG,-RAPI'-l
lariisil. KAWAYAN lar? edi-
lorl, Junior Assembly.-
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Mike Shoup .
George Weber
Dance Commilfee, lniramurall Junior Assembly.
Fooibeill, Intramural Baskulball,
Inlramural Swimming.
oreen Winfer
Canfeon Commilfee, Gloe Club,
Junior Assembly.
John Sfubblefield
lposl' gracluafel
Varsify Baslaelball, Varsily Baseball.
Varsiiy Volleyball, BAMBOO
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Sophomore Class History
Only abouf half of lasf year's freshman class refurned fo A. S. fo make up fhis
year's sophomore class. This was due fo fhe deparfure of srudenfs fo 'rhe Sfaies.
For fheir class officers 'rhe sophomores elecfed Danny Overmyer, presidenf:
Sfuarr Smifh, vice-presidenf-freasurer: and Consianfine Urevifch, secrelary. Buf be-
cause of Consfanfines confliciing posifion as chairman of fhe Camera Club and
Sfuarfs being on fhe Dance Commiffee. fhey were soon replaced by Kiiry Bownass
and Henry Schmellces, respecfively. The sfudem' council represeniafive was Heafher
Alexander wiih Joyce Brady as alfernafe. Because of Mr. Bergseng's popularify wifh
fhe sophomores, fhey chose him for iheir class adviser.
The sophomores have already sfarfed fhinlcing aboul' fhe Prom which fhey will
have 'ro give when fhey are iuniors. They held weekly cake saies in an efforf fo
raise money. Kiffy Bownass, Jean Nuiley, Joyce Brady, and l-leaiher Alexander
sold 'rhe cakes af recess. Wifh 'rhe same purpose in mind, ihe fenfh graders also
fook charge of selling fhe school key chains.
The sophs are very proud of fwo of fheir fellow classmales. 'ivlanuela Adeva
and Heafher Alexander have broughf recognifion fo ihe class by consranfly appear-
ing on 'lhe high honor roll.
Alihough noi an especially afhlefic class. fhe sophs were represeled in baskei-
ball, rraclc, baseball, soffball. and badminfon by Leigh Umber. Joyce Brady and
Sharon Zwonechelc wenf ouf for girls' baskefball, while Irene Hellman was 'rhe lone
sophomore girl on fhe swimming feam. Joyce and l-leafher Alexander also parfi-
cipafed in badminfon.
The sophomores caused some disappoinfmeni io 'rhe resf of ihe school by noi
presenfing a class assembly. Alfhough fhere was quife a lair of fall: on several
ideas 'for fheir assembly. nofhing ever malerialized.
And even fhough fhe sophs have nof been as acfive as some of fhe ofher
grades, They have been a vifal parf of fhe school.
Manuela Adeva Heaiher Alexander
Assembly Cornmlfiee, Clmeerlead- Sludenl Council Repfesonfaflve,
cr BAMBOO TELEGRAPH. Varsily Volleyball, Glee Club.
Bill Asserson Kiffy Bownass
Sophomore Class Secretary, Gle-5
Club.
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James Bell Joyce Brady
Sfudenf Council lclass alfernalel.
Elecficn Commillee, Allwlelic
Cornmilfee. Varsily Baslcefball.
Varslly Volleyball, Varsily Bad!
minion, ln+ramural Basketball,
lnlramural Badminlon, Camera
Club. BAMBOO TELEGRAPH.
David Charles Sll"'leY Farrow
Siuarl Smilh
Dance Commiiie.
William Toussainf
Irene Hellman
Afiwlelic Commiiiee, Varsiiy
Swimming. BAMBOO TELE-
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Jean Nuiley
Glee Club. '
Henry Schmellces
Sophomore Class Vice Presideni.
Camera Club. 5
Danny Overmyer
Sophomore Class President Infra-
mural Foofball, lniramural Bas-
lcefballh lnlramural Swimming.
Camera Club, Boy Scouis.
BAMBOO TELEGRAPH.
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Redge Sialey
lnframural Swimming, lniramural
Basketball, Camera Club. A
Leigh Umber
Ailvlefic Commiifee, Varsiiy Bas-
keiball, Varsify Baseball, Varsiiy
Track, Varsiiy Volleyball, Vars
Sify Soifball, lniramural Baskef-
ball, lniramural Fooibali,
Tramural Swimming.
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STarTing Their TirsT year as members of The high school, The freshmen elecTed
Jaime Farre as class presidenT, AlaisTair Hall as vice-presidenT Treasurer. and Johnny
Hicks as secreTary. Johnny was laTer replaced by Bill Tellman.
ln sporTs. The Treshmen showed surprising parTicipaTion Tor The size oT Their class.
Jaime Farre was one QT The sTrongesT members of The VarsiTy BaskeTball Team, while
Johnny Bell helped carry The A.S. Swimming Team To vicTory in The M.A.A.S.S.
championships. Along The line of inframural sporTs, The freshmen were acTive also,
and succeeded in garnering a Third place in The inTramural swimming championship.
The inTramural baclrninTon and TooTloall saw many Treshmen cornpeTing, alThough
mosT places Tell To The sTronger senior Team.
By way of acTiviTies. The freshmen Teil shorT. Their class Treasury had a clean
slaTe The whole year. The only organized Treshman acTiviTy was The "Trosh baT-
Talion." which was Tormed To harass Teaching seniors on Senior Red l.eTTer Day.
The Treshmen Tailed To presenT Their annual class assembly. alThough They
parTicipaTed in many social evenTs. This year marked The TirsT year in which
Treshrnen Took a real'y acTive parT in The schools social calendar.
Cyn+l1ia Anderson Maria Luiea Balmaseda
Girl Scouls, Book Wool: Assam- Glce Club.
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John Bel' Diane Bell
Sludenl Colmcll' Valslll' Swlm' Dance Conwmilloo.
ming, Varsily Baseball, Intramu-
ral F-oolball, Boy Sroufs, Book
Wool, Anaombly.
Vlilllam CoH'on Pe+er Diehl
lnlfamurhl Foolbell. Book Woolf Student Council ldass represen-
Assembly. ' Talivel, lnlramural Baskelball,
' Intramural Football, Bock Week
Assembly.
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Manuel Elizalde Jaime Farre
lnlramural Baslmefball, lnlramurcl F,-eshmaq C1555 President VG,-,Hy
FOOllD6ll, 500k VV'20l4 Af50"f'l7lY- Basketball. Varsily Baseball, ln-
lfamural Baslnelball, lnlramural
Foolball, Book Week Assembly
John Hicks Milcell 'Hogan
Secrelary Freshman Class, Boolf ' Glee Club.
Vlleelc Assembly. '
Gladys Leach Vicky Nafhan
Boa-lx VVQQK Assembly.
Nancy Gray a Earl Jones
Dance Commillee, Varsily Swim- A '
ming.
Alaisfair Hall John Henderson
Vice Prnsiclenl Freshman Class,
Varsily Baseball, lnframural Bas-
lcefball, lnframural Foolball.
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lniramural Foolball.
gill Tellman
Varsily Baseball, lnlramural Bas-
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Sec'I'ion I
Mrs. Anderson
Firsl Row lleil Io riqliflz Clwarlofle Pelers, Gina Carnui, Elizabellw Klocke, Susan Parrislw, Eleanor Rolz, Lilign Nas
Than, Mary Lloyd Reynolds. Second Row Ilell' 'io riglnllz Peler Parscns, Pascual Caliviela, Carl Olliger, Cesar
Balmaceda, Frank Eulan, David Sanders, Roberl Simmons.
Firsf Raw llefl fc rigl-Ml: Marqarel Meyer, Jacqueline Jordan, Janice Willimorf, Barbara Hall, Janelle Bar-
gess. Second Row llell' Io riglwflz Peler Harken, Rene Knecnf, Francis Florence, Allred Bass, Richard Kmnady,
Lawrence Barnelf, David Riclvarl. Absent: Beali Susskind.
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Sec+ion 2
Mrs. Margerum
Firsf Row llefl to riglxilz Belly Jo Evaff, Diana Alexander, Joan Mackay, Palsy Smillm, Marelyn Abbey, Ardis
Aandahl. Second Row llell' Io righllz Fernando Guerrero, John Rocha, Dirk Groionlunis, Dieler Winkler, Nikolai
Pereplelclwikoff.
GRADE VII
Secfion 2
Mrs. Regnefl
GRADE VII
Sec+ion I
Mr. Miles
Firsl Row llelf Io riqlwlln I-lelen Loewinsolm, Birgif Pereplefchilnoll, Consuelo I-lall, Meribel Aboifiz, Bellw Gooclier,
Anne Buller, Susan Wallace, Deslys Robinson. Second Row lleil Io riqliilz Bruce Smillw, Jose Caliviela, Mary
Louise Klar, Lynn McDonald, Diana Davis, .Ioan Naylor, lviiclmel Green, Joel LMS
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Seclion I
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Firsl Row llell lo righllz Belly Wilson, Joy Morris, Doroihea Croval, Judilh Weinslein, Leilani McCall, Cecilia
Parrish, Mary Belh Cvermeyer. Second Row llefl lo righll: Olaf I-larken, John Baker, Bob Jacobs, Joachim
Drueclce, Erwin Ackerman, Ollo Becker, Samuel I-lellis.
Firsl Row llell lo riqhllz Penny King, Doris Kaullman, April Wilson, Ruih Lamberl, Felicily Parrish. Second ROW
llell 'lo riqhll: Edwin Eulau, Malcolm Smiley, Doward Douwsma, Thomas Terry, Lucas Adamson. Third Row Ile-I+
To righll: Lee Builer, Eddie Schwesinqer, Eddie Gomez. Paul Meyer, Carl Onesly, Guilly Luchangco. New pupil:
William Schullheis.
GRADE VI
Seclion 2
Mrs. Miles
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Firsl Row llell lo rigliil: Teddy Reynolds, Ellen Macleod, Leslie James, Mary Ann Carmichael, Rose Marie Flo-
rence, Barbara King, Joan G-erbec. Second Row llefl lo riqhil: Adelaide Bellville, Ramon Ayeslaran, William
De Wil, Wellon Rolz, Fred Eliznlde, Ellen Kauffman. Tliird Row llell +0 righfl: John Guerrero, Clwrisfoplier Bell,
Fabian Caliviela, Pairiclc Parsons, Bruce Miclialec.
GRADE V
Seclion 2
Mrs. Win+ers
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Secfion I
Mr. Sollieim
Firil Row llell io riqlill: Deborali Roclie, Susie Porlerlield, Emily Freedman, Doris Tiinerlnerg, Mary Jane
Brooks, Renale Kuensfler. Second Row lleli io riglill: Ann Dillabougli, Valerie A-zlcerman, Paul Severien, Kari
Klocke, Howard Hari, Pamela Russell, Gai Barraclougli. Third Row llell lo riqlillz Anlliony Russell, David Brown,
Earl G-aberman, Sandy Slewarl, David Barneil, Roberl' Boni, Gerd Winkler.
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Firsl Row llell fo righll: Micky Riflrin, Claudia Perlillo. Marilee Bell, Marqarer Swifl, Sue Olive Deane, Mary
Kulas, Aniiia Douwsma. Second Row llefl' lo righl: Jerome Slern, John Macleod, Kay Wilson, Mavis Aandahl,
Sarah Shafer, Barbara Collins, Judy Morshead, Ellen While, Jack Russell, Paul Cariviela. Third Row lleff +0
righllz Melvin Gran, Vslilliam Weber, John Caldwell, Tillirnan Johnson, Donald Hoclcell, James Eslher, Arfhur
Cooper. Deparlerlz Luis Ciurana. Absent Frank Wenlholf,
Fire? Row llelr 'ro riqhl-lg Karen Michalec, Sheila Morshead, Evelyn Hercz, Helen Steiner, Carol Smilh, Joanne
Raniere, Derolhea -Becker. Second Row llelr 'ro righll :Terry Lee, William Brown, John C-arrlan, Scol+y Chapin,
Wayne Egli, Allen Slaley, Warren Abbey, Melanie Karr. Third Row llelf fo riqhll: George Rapporl, Lee Del
Pan. Fuller Malone, George Fichlner, Gunlher Prilrwiiz. Absenl: Sarah Chambers.
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Mrs. Solheim
Firgl Row lleii 'fo riqhfl: Jacqueline Lissner, Nancy Lou Twineham, Rulh Rcse, Flor Hernandez, Sarah Burlnharl,
Kalhleen Triope, Connie Newlin, Second Row llefl rc righll: Sharon Baldwin, Eclcard Bull. David l'lL1ClSOf1. GSOVQQ
Vlachos, Millard Arnold, Gerald Popeioy, Gamaifo Garriz, Helen Klar. Third Row llelr To righll: Dsuqlas
Beniamin, Billy Harlcen, John Burqoyne, Larry Skinner, Davis Schwesinger. Absenl: Dina Cl1eCClf9-
Firsl lflfiw llull lo riqhll: Sliulagli Cromwell, ivlariefla Tuubsainl, lvlaiqul l'lawld:i5, Barbara Pallnn, Ciirislirie Pal
snr, Nadia Dillow, Irene Marlin. Seicnd Row llell lo righll: Sleven Grinders, Gloria Chua, Diane Tellman,
Tonya Winlers, Beiiy MacDonald, Eva Slernberq, Aurora Abrera, Surry Kilchler, Mary Brings, Sfephen Sharer.
Third Row lleff ro righrl: Karel Mosebroolc, Dirk Van Dongen, Klaus Kuhne, Robbie Briancl, Sluarl Hudson, Tom-
my Johnson, Timmy Davis, Tim Thurnau, Michael Salrole. Absenl: Linda Pralico and Pliny Slabbin: New pupils:
Peggy Gran, Marlon Jones, Parricia King, Teddy McCall, Carol Naylor, Roberl Schulllieis.
GRADE ll
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Secfion I
Mrs. Goodier
Firsl' Row llell Io riqlwll: Sadie Pele-rs, Joan Esllier, Molody Greer, Ruin S'einer, Donna Bryan. Second Row
llell Io righll: Joanne Topacio, Richard Ranierc, Jolm Sakole, I-lenry Sclwwesinger, David Sliapland, Ronald
Tredway, Karl Syndor, Clwrisline Cromwell. Third Row llell lo riqlillz Allserl Freedman, Roland Pclerson, Willinrn
Cline, John Onesty, Timolhy Green, David Noble. Bobby Harlmn. Absent: Kallilocn Freeman, Norman Freeman,
Delberl' Hoogo.
Firzl Row lliill ln riqlill:
Lyla Henderson, Elizabelli
Ray Keylon, Roberl Kular,
William Hopewell, Buddy
Rnlli Wliile.
SlIf3"l'llI MflI'1'i50'W. lxflnry Slnwnrl, Carwl Vxfinlnrs, Patricia Uircllny, Patricia Tonssainl
Hernandez. Socnnd Row lloll lo riqlillz Pai Salole, Lucien Keller, Jack Blankenship.
Clwrisfoplwer Osscrio, Aaron Wriglwl. Tliird Row llell lo riqlmllz Jolwn Holi, Larry Gill
Hill, Mirliael Appel. New pupil-az Adnln Darian, Piero Ui Ti-iritlo, Rohr-rl Klirclilmlqn
GRADE I
Seclion 2
Mrs. Baldwin
Margarel Alorahamse, Audrey Burgess, Calherine
Firsl Row llefl lo righllz Lyndall Barraclouqh, Clare Shapland,
Baldwin, Elizabelh Francisco, Marilyn Malone, Anne Mosebrook, Ingrid Pelser, Myra Ricks, Mary Dowsma. Sec-
Brock Nichols, Bryce Barrows, John Miller, Wil-
ond Row llefl lo righll: Deborah Van Nosjrand, Dana Herazo,
liam Evans. William Swill, Michael Hudson, Roberlo Villanueva, Lewis Haven, Diane Lewis, Barbara Dudley. Third
Row llell lo righll: Richard Cromwell, Bradford Nuber, Harry Weinslein, Lee Polferloaum, Rusly May, Roberf
Janda. Gerald Hill, John Lanoslon, William Thompson. Absenl: Susan Davis, Frank De Dreu, Miren Guerrero.
Cheryle Ransom. Abe Saldieh, John Sinclair, Susan Simke, Dein Nuber.
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Firsf Row lleff fo righfl: Elise Mears, Sandra Cowen, Carol Edwards, Virginia Willirnonf, Ian Hall,
Milre Jordan, Heafher Alexander, Joyce Brady, Mary Lloyd Reynolds. Second Row lleff fo riqhfl:
Bob Muilenburg, Anne Bufler, Milne Abarbanell, Pefer Diehl, Henry Pappa, Bill Warfel, Bob
Smiley, Ted Diehl, Tony Rocha, Beafi Susskind, Mayling Aandahl,
. The Student Council
A sludenf governrnenf is one of fhe mosf imporfanf phases of school fraininq.
as if is in such an organizafion fhaf a sfudenf develops leadership. ln fhe Ameri-
can School fhe sfudenf qovernrnenf consisfs of a Sfudenf Council, which is made up
of represenfafives from Grades 7'l2, commiffee chairmen, and sfudenf officers.
Each class and cornmiffee has one vofe on all maffers broughf before fhe
Council for discussion. The official school publicafion, fhe Bamboo Telegraph,
also has a seaf in fhe Council buf has no voice or vofe.
Capala'y leol loy Presidenf lan Hall, Vice-Presidenf Milce Jordan, and Secre-
,fary Virginia Willirnonf, flue Council experienced a successful year. A more ef-
ficienf manner of running fhe school canfeen was insfifufed during fhe pasf year.
A re-wriffen and sfricfly enforced consfifufion was anofher maior accorhplishmenf
of 'rhe Council during 1950-l95l.
Sfudenf Governmenf Officers.
Seafed lleff fo righfl: Vice Presidenf Milne Jordan, President lan Hall, Secretary Virginia Willimoni.
First Row ilett to rightl: Sandra Cowen, Pat Clegg, Virginia Willimont, Carol Edwards. Second
Row llett to rightl: lan Hall, Bob Smiley, Chairman Bill Wartel, Bob Muilenburg.
Election Committee
Members: Leo Schwaiger lchairmanj, Joyce Brady,
Ted Cotton, Joanne Hall, Henry Pappa.
The Election Committee, under the direction ot' Leo
Schwaiger, chairman, is composed ot one representative
from each ot the high school classes.
The committee organized the election ot the student
body otticers in the beginning ot the year. For the tirst
time the school had regular voting polls.
This committee presented both the old and the new
constitutions to the student body, and ottered the stu-
dents a choice between the two. The new constitution
was preterred by the majority.
Awards Committee e
Members: Bill Wartel lchairmanl, lan Hall, Milte Jor-
dan, Virginia Willimont isecretaryl, Sandra Cowen, Carol
Edwards. Bob Smiley, Bob Mui'enburg, Pat Clegg, David
Little.
The Awards Committee, under the supervision ot
Chairman Bill Wartel, evaluated the achievements ot the
students in their participation in athletics and in school
activities: and it recognized the outstanding students in
these tields.
The committee rewarded the deserving students at the
Awards Assembly, which they presented in March.
The various organizations which have representation in
the Awards Committee are the Athletic Committee, the
Student Council, the Dance Committee, the Bamboo
Telegraph, the Assembly Committee and the Kawayan.
Lett to Right: Henry Pappa, Joanne Hall, Chairman Leo Schwaiger, Joyce Brady, Ted Cotton.
Constitution Committee
This comrniTTee. elecfed by The STudenf Council, was
solely responsible Tor The revision and re-wrifing oT lasT
year's consTiTuTion. lT was chosen To include The Three
sTudenT body oTTicers, The senior class represenTaTive, and
one other council' member. Headed by Bill Warfel, The
commiTTee speni' abouT Two weeks on iTs Taslc. The re'
vised consTiTuTion was Then presenfed To The sTudenT
body Tor iTs approval and iT was unanimously rafified.
This new consTiTuTion has been The basis for The smooTh
operaTion oT The sTudenT governmenT Tor This school year.
The commiH'ee was Then abolished by The STudenT Coun-
cil afTer iTs iob had been complefed.
FirsT Row: Virginia Willimonf. Second Row
llefT To righfl: lan Hall, Tad Diehl, Chairman
Bill Warfel.
Traffic Committee
Members: Henry Pappa lchairmanl, Manny' Smifh,
lan Hall.
The TraTTic CommiTTee, under The able leadership of
Chairman Henry Pappa, solved The American School Traf-
Tic problem by keeping The vehicles under confrol every
day aT noon. The commiTTee was chosen from The sixfh
period sTudy hall. lf succeeded in channel-ing Traffic
along Donada sTreeT, and helping pedesfrians To cross.
AT Twelve noon each day, These Three seniors were
posTed aT inTervals along The road in TronT of The school.
l.efT To Righf: Manny Smifh, Ian Hall, Chairman Henry Pappa. - i
First Row: Manuela Adeva, Second Row lleit to rightl: Louise Ross, Betty lngram, David Little,
Pat Hogan, Chairman Pat Clegg.
Assembly Committee
Pat Clegg lchairmani, David Little, Pat
Hogan, Louise Ross, Will Brady, 'Manuela Adeva, Betty
Ingram. g
Our entertainment this year has been sponsored by
the Assembly Committee, under the competent leader-
ship ot Chairman Pat Clegg. This committee has man-
aged to give us on the average ot three assemblies a
month. ln the early part ot the year, Vice-President
Lopez delivered a very interesting speech. Other prog-
rams ithat 'followed were a musical' trio, a Glee Club per-
tormance, and various pep rallies. Also the juniors and
seniors each presented a class program tor the entertain-
ment ot the students. The seniors put on a condensed
version ot Green Pastures, a Negro spiritual, while the
juniors presented the play, I Remember Mama.
Members:
Dance Committee
Members: Carol Edwards and Sandra Cowen lco-
chairmenl, Sue Hall lsecretaryl, Aurora Adeva, Norman
Simmons, Stuart Smith, Mab Bousman, Diane Bell, Mike
Stroup, Mary-Ruth Elizalde.
Under the co-chairmanship ot Carol Edwards and
Sandra Cowen, the Dance Committee guided the school
in its social activities.
Some ot the dances sponsored by this committee in-
clude the Acquaintance Dance at the beginning ot the
year, "Sadie Hawkins Dance." which included a hay-ride.
the annual Christmas Formal, and the Valentine's Dance
in February, '5l.
Toward the latter part ot the year, the committee lost
three ot its members, who iett tor various countries.
These members, Mary Ann Charles, Nancy Gray. and
Kay Lismer. were replaced by Diane Bell, Mike Stroup,
and Mary Ruth Elizalde. The new members carried on
with diligent worlc.
Seated ileii to Vighlli Diane Bell. Mary Ruth Elizalde, Sue Hall, Aurora Adeva, Mab Bousman,
Stu Smith. Standing llett to rightl: Norman Simmons, Co-Chairman Carol Edwards, Co-Chain
man Sandra Cowen, Mike Stroup. '
Lett to Right: Chairman Margaret Alexander, Pat Hogan, Doreen Winter.
Canteen Committee ,
At Last! The Canteen is open all day. No more
running around looking tor the key to open the door.
At the beginning ot the year, the Canteen, hired Mr.
Beduya, who worlts there from eight to tive p.m. Under
the financial management ot Marge Alexander, and the
able salesmanship ot Pat Hogan and Doreen Winter, the
Canteen is malcing 5 sizeable protit considering the small
student body. The protits from the organization will, as
they were last year, be turned over to the Awards Com-
mittee to detray the cost ot awards.
Athletic Committee ,
Members: Bill Wartel lchairmanl, Eileen Mottat lsec-
retaryl. Joyce Brady, Irene Hellman, John Davidson,
Leigh Umber, James Layton.
The Athletic Committee, headed by Chairman Bill
Wartel, was responsible tor all the intramural sports this
year.
During the tirst tew months, the committee, working in
cooperation with Coach von Einsieclel, sponsored a ping
pong Tournament tor the tirst time in the school's history.
ln August this committee gave an Athletic Dance in
the school' gym to raise money tor the torthcoming
athletic events.
Seated llett to rightl: Eileen Moffat, Joyce Brady. Irene Hellman. Standing lleft to rightl:
Leigh Umber, Chairman Bill Wartel, Jimmy Layton, John Davidson.
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Firsr Row lleli' lo righllz Maria Luisa Balmaseda, Mae Dayion, Dororhy l-looqe, Marge Alexan-
der, Pal' Hogan, Doreen Winler, Pal' Clegg, Heaiher Alexander, Milzell Hogan. Mary Virginia
Lewis. Second Row llelf io righfl: Kifly Bownass, John Henderson, Manny Smiih, Harry Cox,
David Liiile, Mab Bousman, Vinceni Aldanese, Tony Rocha, Jean Nuiley.
Glee Club
Brillianlly led by Mrs. Olga lflan De Wirr, ihe Amer-
ican School Glee Club has been The source of much
enjoyrnenr ro The srudenrs.
Srarring lhe year off wirh a choral presenlalion in an
assembly, rhe group also performed before 'rhe Molhers'
Auxiliary and many orher school lunclions.
The group has been praised for rhe high qualify of
ils performances and for 'rhe wide variely of ifs
seleclions.
Camera Club
During 'rhe early perl of lhis school year. a group ol
srudenls deeply inreresled in phorography organized a
Camera Club. Wilh lhe help of Mr. James Bergseng
ihe club succeeded in preparing a clerk room for use in
developing and enlarging srudenis' piclures.
The main purposes of The Camera Club are ro acl as
official publicalions pholographer, To expand inieresr in
pholography among srudenls, ro provide necessary ins-
iruclion in mechanics and pholographic rechnique, and
fo encourage 'rhe use of phorography as an arf medium.
Firgf Row llefi io righrlz Presidenl Conslaniine Uravich, Mab Bousman, Joyce Brady, Vinceni
Aldanese' Henry SCI-ymelkes. Second Row llefi fo righil: Danny Overmyer, Will Brady. Redge
Sfaley, Tony Rocha. Third Row lleil' lo righllz David Lillie, Bob Muilenburg, Bob Smiley, Milne Jordan.
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SeaTed lleTT To righTl: Marge Alexander, ElizabeTh Frei, Seo Hall, Joanne Hall, Sandra Cowen,
Carol Edwards, Mab Bousman, Joyce Brady, lrene Hellman. STanding, FirsT Row llefT To righTl:
Paf Hogan, Will Brady, Bill Warfel, Norman Simmons ,Manuela Adeva. STanding, Second Row
llell 'TO righTl: Tony Rocha, Danny Overmyer, Henry Schmellces. '
The Bamboo Telegraph
Under The able leadership oT ediTors Dave LiTTle and Bob lvluilenburg, The
Bamboo Telegraph rolled oTT The press eighTeen Times during This pasT year. fi
chalking up Twelve-page ediTions wiTh The ChrisTmas and graduaTion issues.
PaT Clegg ediTed The ediTorial page Tor The enTire year. STaTT arTisT Nor-
man Simmons added rnuch color To The page wiTh his carToons. ATTer John
Florida had deparTed Tor The STaTes, Sue Hall moved To The TeaTure and Bill
Vv'arTel swiTched To sporTs. Marge Alexander carried The liTerary page. When
Jean SingleTon leTT, Mab Bousman Toolc over The grade sheeT. The Telegraph
would have had a diTTiculT Time geTTing ouT if iT hadn'T Tor error-caTching
Aurora Adeva, dependable copy-ediTor.
Telegraph couldn'T have gone To press aT all. His sTaTT consisTed oT PaT Hogan,
Danny Overmyer, John Bell, John Hiclcs. Tony Rocha, Henry Schmellces, Louise
Ross, and laTe-comer circulaTion manager, Manuela Acleva. .
ln each oT Their eighTeen issues, The Bamboo Telegraph sTaTT aimed aT
giving The paTrons, sTudenTs, and TaculTy a beTTer undersTanding oT The goings-
on around school and To provide bi-monThly enTerTainmenT and sTimulaTion.
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The work on 'rhe l95l Kawayan began in
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a facully commiiiee composed of Mrs. Muni,
Mrs. Bryan, and Headmasler Warfel. Bob
Smiley was appoinied Ediror-in-Chief, Mike
Jordan was named Business Manager, and rhe
resl of ihe slalf, including Manny Smifh as
Circulaiion Manager, Ted Diehl as Adveriis-
ing 'Manager, Bill Warfel as Sporls Edifor,
Eileen Moffai' as Aciiviiies Edilor. Marge
Alexander as Adminisiraiion Edifor, Dave
Lifile as 'Make-up Ediior, Bob Muilenburg
as Copy Edilor, Mae Dayion as Grades Edi-
+or, Norman Simmons as Ari' Edifor. John
Davidson as Senior Class Edilor, Henry Pap-
pa as Junior Class Ediior, Jimmy Layion as
Sophomore Class Edilor, Harry Cox as Fresh-
man Class Edilor, Dorofhy Hooge as High
School Classes Ediior, Ginny Willimonlr as
Girls' Sporls Edilor, and lan Hall and Pai
Clegg as Assisfani' Adveriising Manager and
Assisiani' Arr Edifor, respeciively.
The siaff overcame seemingly insurrnounl-
able difficulties clue +o lack of film. engrav-
ing maferials, and lime, and, sparked by Arr
Ediior Simmons' oursianding carloons. 'lurned
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FirsT Row lleTT To righT: Sammy Hellis, Niclcy PerepleTchilcoTT. Second Row lleTT To righTl: Mal-
colm Smiley, Frank Eaulau, Gene Hessel, Dirlr G-roTenhuis, DieTer Winkler. Third Row ileTT To
righTl: ScouTmasTer Quasha, Danny Overmyer, Bruce Parrish, Milce Abarbanell, Norman Sim-
mons, lviilsc Jordan.
Cub Scouts
Troop l, Boy ScouTs oT America and Philippines, spon-
sored by The American School and The American Legion,
is enTering iTs Third year OT acTive duTy. Due To The
unseTTled condiTions, many oT The members have dropped
ouT, leaving The Troop wiTh Three Tull paTrols. However,
This has noT hindered The Troop's parTicipaTion in nu-
merous evenTs, among which were The La Salle Ra'ly, a
Training program held Tor Troop leaders aT Boy's Town,
Marilcina, and many oTher hilces, rallys, and CourTs OT
Honor.
All in all The Troop has done well Linder The experT
leadership oT ScouTmasTer William Quasha and has made
a good impression on The neighboring Troops oT Manila.
Boy Scouts .
The American School Cub ScouTs include boys Trom
The ages oT 8 To II. AT an early meeTing Mr. Ed Love
was elecTed cubmasTer. Mr. Henry Marks is chairman.
The Cub program encourages group work and play,
gives The boys an incenTive To work wiTh a spiriT oT help-
Tulness, and aims To develop Their sense OT responsibiliTy,
good sporTsmanship, manual dexTeriTy, and inTeresT in
various subiecTs and handicraTTs.
AT The momenT The Cub ScouTs have a membership
of 37 boys, divided inTo dons oT more Than eighT boys
per den. The Tollowing have acTed as den moThers This
year: Mrs. A. M. Macleod, Mrs. R. S. Russell, Mrs. M.
Arnold, Mrs. A. D. STewarT, Mrs. L. R. WenTholT, and
Mrs. W. D. McDonald.
FirsT Row lleTT To righilz Michael Sakole, Terry Lee, G-ammy Garriz, Jack Russell, Larry Skinner,
Doug McDonald, Warreri Abbey, Chris Larsen, Wayne Egli, Fuller Malone, Bill Brown, Billy Har-
ken, Sandy STewarT. Second Row lleTT To righTl: Gerd Winkler, Howard HarT, Ramon AyesTaran,
Earl Gaberman, Billy De WITT, Edward Garriz, John Macleod, Bobby Boni, David Brown, WelTon
Roh, Arfhur Cooper, Karl Kloclce, Luis Ciuraia, Millard Arnold, Louis May, Guy Bryan, Den Chief
Carl OTTiqer, ChrisTcpher Bell, Don Chief Johnny Hirlcs.
Firsl Row lleli lo righll: April Wilson, Valerie Ackerman, Mary Belh Overmyer, Belly Wilson,
Jackie Jordan, Mary Jane Brooks, Diana Alexander, Lynn McDonald, Lelani McCall. Second
Row llelr lo righli: Joan Gerbeck, Barbara King, Rosemary Florence, Ellen Macleod, Teddy Rey-
nolds, Ann Dillabough, Margarel Meyer, Anne Bnller, Belh Goodier, Deborah Roche. Third Row
llell lo righllx Mary Ann Carmichael, Thea Croval, Emily Friedman, Leslie James, Cecelia Par-
rish, Diane Davis, Mary Lloyd Reynolds, Birqil Perepleichikoll, Palsy Smilh. Fourih Row llell'
io righli: .ludilh Weinslein, Consuelo Hall, Berry Ingram, Ann Henderson, Joanne Hall, Susan
Parrish, Mab Bousman, Joan Mackay, Cynlhia Anderson, Eleanor Rolz, Elizabelh Frei, Begoiie Ciurana.
Girl Scouts
Alrer individual members had compleled all require-
menls, Girl Scoulr Troop 62 of 'rhe American School re-
ceived ils lirsl class badges. Upon reaching 'rhis rank,
'rhe rroop number was changed To 16, and lhe lroop
was reorganized.
Mrs. Dean Hellis inslrucled The girls in ihe fundamen-
'rals of sfage make-up. and rhey gained experience by
assisring ar fhe four performances of Green Paslures, lor
which lhey blacklaced 'rhe seniors, and in lhe lwo pro'
ducrions of Sun-bonnei Sue, given by rhe eighlh grade.
Brownies
The Brownies ol Pack 6 ol lhe American School have
had a busy year working lor Firsl and Second Class re-
quiremenrs. During lhe pasl year some of lhe Brownies
received lheir Gold Bar Awards, allen' complelinq 'ihe
Second Class requiremenis.
Oclrober 27 was lhe day ol ihe ,Pei Show, which was
sponsored by 'lhe Girl Scouls and Brownies 'ro celebrale
Nalional Per Week. -The following day 'lhe American
School Brownies were guesls ol' Brownie Pack 8 al a Hal-
loween parly, and in December lhe laller was inviled
lo a Chrislmas parly given by The Brownies ol Pack 6.
Firsl Row llell lo righll: Carol Smilh, Judy Morsehead, Sue Deane, Sally Schaler, Mary Kulas.
Aniia Douwsma, Gai Barraclough, Mickey Rilkin. Second Row llell' lo righll: Connie Newlin,
Sheila Morsehead, Linda Pralica, Eva Sleinberg, Mary Brings, Aurora Abrera, Tonya Winlers,
Margo? Hawkins. Third Row llell lo righrlz Melani Karn, Chrisline Pelzer, Pamela Palmer, Jacque-
line Lissner, Killy Trippe, Helen Sieiner, Sarah Chambers.
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Indians came ouT wiTh Their Third consecuTive lvl.A.A.S.S. 'riTle and wenT To The semi-Tinals oi The Noe
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Coached by Al1berT von Einsiedel. and led by record smashing., 6' 4'l l-eo Schwaiger. The ln-
dians climbed To recogniTion as one oi 'The Top 'four high school Teams in The Philippines.
The TirsT game oT The year was wiTh Rizal CenTral' College. The game wenT To R.C.C. by a one-
poinT margin. The nexT week The lndians again Tell' by one poinT, This ,Time To Phil-Chinese. This
meanT ThaT one loss would puT The Indians ouT oT The running. WiTh This warning hanging over Their
heads, The Indians won Three sTraighT To qualify Tor The championship round.
AnoTher narrow escape marked The championship round. ln Their second game, The lndians
losT To Chiang Kai-shelc. This win seT C.K.S. up Tor The TiTle if They should deTeaT Phil-Chinese The
Tollowing weelc. However, C.K.S. losT, and as a resulT, a playoTT was necessary, The Indians won The
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Johnny Davidson, James LayTon. lnseT: Dave l.iTTle, capTain.
The American School Baseball Team
The nine liTTle Indians This year did noT prove as powerful as A. S. baseball
Teams oT The lasT Two years. buT They did make a Tair showing.
The season sTarTed wiTh a discouraging deTeaT by CaviTe High. Fo'lowing'
This The lndians Toolc Three games in a row To cinch a berTh in The championship
round. The TirsT was wiTh Rodriguez VocaTional School, The second wiTh Mapa
High, and The Third wiTh Araullo.
This broughT Things up To The championship round. The Indians Tailed To Talce
a single game in This round. losing To Trade. CaviTe, and Jose Aload SanTos,
Dave LiTTle was capTain and AlberT von Einsiedel handled The coaching. The
big handicap was The laclc OT experience in The ouTTield and a wealc piTching sTaTT.
One Thing which did show Through was The hiTTing, which was much improved
over The spasmodic baTTing of The year loeTore. Several loaTTing averages were in
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The A. S. Seahorses had dark prospecfs in siore lor lhem al fhe beginning
ol The year, buf afler Bob Smiley relurnecl lo Fill The needed lourfh place, 'rhe
feam fared well.
In lhe Manila Swimming League, 'rhe Seahorses 'roolc a surprise 'rhird when
lhey olefearecl Far Easlern Universify. The regionals were nexi, and lhe Se-ahorses
fool: second here, barely bearen our by rhe number-slrong Mapua ieam.
In December rhey look ihe M.A.A.S.S. championship wiih liille difliculfy.
Lasl on lheir calendar was fhe Philippine Nalional Open Meel, where ihey
linished sevenih againsl' lhe cream of The local swimmers.
The ieam was coached by Mrs. Marie Wilkins, who volunieered iusr in lime 'io
get The boys in shape for compeliiion.
Firsl Row llell 'ro riqhll: Manuel Elizalde, Leigh Umber, Manny Smilh, Allie Hall, Carl Ofliqer.
Second Row llelf lo righllz Francis Florence, Milne Jordan, Leo Schwaiqer, Ceear Bal:-naseda, l-lens
ry Pappa.
The American School
Track-Field Team
Traclc and Field gol off 'lo a slow slarl, buf aller a discouraging series, ol ide
leafs in The P.A A. F. weelcly relay series, ihe learn picked up considerably. They
won The nalional secondary medley relay championship and look second in The shol pulz
In 'rhe M.A.A.S.S. League meel, They frampled all opposilion lo win lwy
lhirly-Two poinls over Their closesl Compelilors.
The lVl.A,A.S. seleclion, which included many ol lhe AS, leam, wenl pr-inllesa
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Badminton Team
This year's badminTon Team, consisTing oT Three ele'
menTary players and Three high school players, Tai-fed To
live up To The sTandards of The Team of The year beTore.
They Tinished TourTh and lasT in The league, playing such
Teams as Chaing Kai-shelf, Phil-Chinese, and Jose Abad
SanTos.
lvl.A.A.S.S. compeTiTion was new Tor mosT oT These
players, and The oTher schools were Trying hard To puT up
good Teams. These TacTs made The league a good deal
harder Than iT was lasT year.
Volleyball Team
NOT Too successful This year, The A. S. Indians' volley-
ball Team was composed mainly oT baslceTball players.
They parTicipaTed in The Ivl.A,A.S.S. volleyball league, buT
won only one game.
lT is possible ThaT The Team would have done beTTer
laTer on: buT The league was shelved by The 'M.A.A.S.S.
cxecuTives.
ln The league conTesTs ThaT were held. The Indians were
beaTen by Chiang Kai-shelc, Jose Abad SanTos. and Ri-
zal CenTral College. 'lhey were successful againsl' Phil-
Chinese,
Firsf Row lleTT To righflz Leigh Umber. Tod Diehl, Henry Pappa. Second Row llelT To riqhTli
lan Hall, Leo Schwaiger, Jaime Farre.
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Pow llell 'fo righil: Sue l-lall, Virginia Willimoni, Sharon Zwonechelc, Joyce Brady.
THE A.S. Girls' Basketball Team
Caplain Virginia Willimonl
Baslceiball proved lo be a 'lavoriie sporl among The American School girls lhis
year. Coached by Mr. von Einsieclel and caplainecl by Ginny Willimonl, Jrhe Team
' was enierecl in The lvl.A.A.S.S. league. Only lhree leams, The American School,
Cliaing Kai-shelc. and Philippine Chinese pariicipaiecl in ihe league. Because 'lhe
Squaws were up againsi very siilif compeiirion in The form of older and more ex-
perienced opponenis, lhey were loeaien in all of lheir league games. Top scorer
'lor lhe Squaws was Carol Edwards, flashy forward from lasl year's ieam. The
ream played a number of games wilh reams orher ihan Jrhose in ihe league. Some
of These opponenls were lhe Universiry of lhe Philippines, Arellano Universiiy. Key-
srone, ihe Blue Saxons, and Uson College.
Girls' Varsity Swimming
The Mermaids, caplained by Kay Lismer and coached
by Mrs. Margarei Lismer, enlerecl lhe Manila Swimming
League in Sepiember and finished 'rhird place in rhe
league.
They swam againsl such reams as Mapa High, Araulio,
Philippine Womens Universily, Far Eas+ern Universiry.
and Philippine Normal College.
Kay Lismer. Nancy Gray, and Louise Ross swam 'lhe
ireesiyle, while Irene Hellman sparked lhe breaslsroke.
Louise Ross and Kay Lismer parlicipared in lhe back-
slroke races.
Leif in Rmhr: lrf-ne Hellman. Kay Lrsrner, Lcrrrisa Ross.
Girls' Elementary Swimming
Aller lwo weeks of 'rraining under Coach Margarei
Lismer. The A. S. Mermeiies caplurecl lhe i950 girl's
elemenlary regional championship in 'rhe Two-clay meei
held November 9ih and IOih at rhe Rizal Sradium. The
learn chalked up 32 poinrs lo P.W.U.'s 24 poinrs.
The mainslays ol The ieam were Capiain Susan Pirr-
rish and Carmen O'Brien. They were well-supporred by
Thea Croval, Lynn MacDonald, Cecelia Parrish, and Vas
erie Ackerman.
Leif' io Riqhig Valerie Ackerman Cecelia Parrish, Thea Crovai Carrner O:Brien Margarei' Lismsf
lcoachl, Lynn MacDonald, Susan Parrish.
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Alexander, Mary Virginia Lewis. Third Row lleff fo righilz Carol Edwards, Joyce Brady, Vir-
ginia W'illimoni, Sharon Zwonechek.
Sadie Hawkins Day
Girls' Volleyball '
Girls' volleyball was only barely successful ihis year as
The squaws played a series of exhibiiion games following
The regular baskeiball season.
Coach Alberr von Einsiedel pur +he girls ihrough lheir
iraining, and Ginny Willimonl was caplain. The games
were all in good fun. and iusi as much 'lun for The crowd
as lhe girls.
lvlosf of iheoirls were new ai 'rhe game, so Coach
von Einsiedel- was faced wiih 'rhe new problern of Jreach'
ing 'lhem 'rhe rules, regularions, and line poinis. The girls
learned well, buf ihey had lilrle lime for pracfice.
Alihough This popular girls' sporl is played all year
round, never does il' come our in 'rhe open so much as
il does on Sadie Hawkins' Day. On lhis 'laleiul morn,
The boys are lined up al gun poim' ar a slariing line and
+he girls are held by s'reel cables ar a second line some
yards behind.
A whislle sounds, and lhe rush is on. No boy has ever
been known 'ro survive. Greal hordes ol girls roam lhe
bloody ballleground picking off boys one by one.
The poinl' of all This is lhal The firsi girl successful in
downing a boy is Daisy Mae and 'lhe lasl boy killed is
l.i'l' Abner a+ fhe Sadie Hawkins DGIWCG-
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Pmg Pong
A rising inieresi in ping pong ai The 'lirsi of The year
was salisiied by an eliminalion lourriarneni.
Parlicipanis in Three groups-high school boys, high
school irls and elemenrar bo s--caughi The fever
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The finals saw John Bell defealinq Milce Jordan for
The high school boys' lille, Eileen Mofiai- downing Sue
Hall in The high school girls' cornpeiilion, and Carl Ol-
liger walking off wilh The elemeniary boys' pennani.
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Spurring The Baslceiball 'ream 'ro viclory in 'rhe
M. A. A. S. S. league, The A. S. Cheerleaders. Eileen
Moffat Carol Edwards, and Manuela Adeva, led
The school's cheerinq seciion in The school songs and
cheers af mosi of 'rhe M.A.A.S.S. games. They also pre-
senied various pep rallies in The school audiforium before
The major games.
The gilied ihree were chosen by a group of judges al
The beginning of 'rhe year, in an open coniesr among all
high school girls.
Leif lo Riqlil: Carol Edwards, Eileen Mollal, Manuela Adeva.
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MANILA, PHILIPPINES
TEL. 2-87-29 Sz 2-96-17 -
Branch Offices:
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all new typewriter. . .with a total of nineteen
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keys colored a restful non-glare green and "com-
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to jam the tylle bars!
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123 T. Pinpin, Manila
Magallanes St., Cebu City
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Quality prints from every Negative
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Fleet headed by the Luxury Liners
SS PRESIDENT WILSON
SS PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
SS PRESIDENT MONROE
and augmented by twenty other combination Pa
SS PRESIDENT POLK
ssenger and
freight vessels,
equipped with refrigeration, cargocaire and with th
latest inno t n fort
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AMERICA PRE IDE '
PORT AREA, MANILA
MARY BACHRACH BUILDING
TEL. 3-32-81
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ii- ,, ff +ry, agriculfure and commerce.
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and chslrubuhon of fhese essenhal pe+roleum
produc+s a name Thai slands for unexcelled
qualify and umformlly in ihe pelro eum world
your needs in molor avlahon and unduslrlal lubricanls gasoline Diesel
fuels kerosene and ofher essenhal pelroleum producls of unsurpassed
cellence
CALTEX CPHILIPPINESJ INC.
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THE MARK 0E SUPERIURITY EIN BUSINESS MACHINES
fh'ec'en1 rrreclrirres fer every need A
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n power and long-time
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The double-declcers are quieter, steadier. They are
40ffI' more powerful than any airliners in the world.
They provide faster flight schedules than ever before,
via the Sunny Southern Route.
No extra fare to fly in the world's largest, fastest,
most luxurious airliners. Two flights weekly to San
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less fatigued. You see she is using a Halda, the Swedish
typewriter with the famous "feather-touch". The Halda
is precision-built to ensure the lightest possible typing.
It has automatically accelerating type bars and, be-
sides, there are Swedish ball-bearings at no fewer than
49 vital spots to ensure smooth jarless running. The
subdued green colour of Halda has been proved by
scientific tests to be the most restful to the eyes.
Briefly, Halda saves the eyes and nerves of the typist
-and thus the time and money of her employer.
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