Balboa High School - Zonian Yearbook (Balboa, Canal Zone Panama)

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George W. Case Harold L. Chappell Mary C. Collins Dick W. Collver MR. BROWN-Physical Education Coach Brown is the only coach in the history of the Schools Division who has had championship teams in all maior sports and tournaments, He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and at- tended the University of Pittsburgh. He maiored in Physical Educas tion and minored in History and Biological Sciences, and received both his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees. He is interested in golf, weight lifting, poker, and lxthorough-breed improvement. He sponsors track and field, basketball, and the intramural program. MR. CAPPON-U.S. History Mr. Cappon is the sponsor of the United Nations Club. He was born in Hastings, Michigan, and attended Adrian College where he received his B.A. in Social Studies, and Eastern Michi- gan University where he earned his M.A. While in college he maiored in Social Studies and minored in English and Speech. MR. CARNEY-Spanish IV and l-S Mr. Carney has taught in the Berlitz School of Languages, in the Republic of Panama, and at Diablo Junior High School. He attended the University of Southern California where he earned his A.B. and M.A. degrees, and also studied at the Uni- versity of Colorado. He maiored in Spanish, with minors in French and Latin. He is interested in languages as a hobby, and is the sponsor of the Pan American Club. He was born in La Jolla, California. MR. CASE-Algebra I, Driver 'lraining Mr. Case attended eight different colleges, receiving his B.A. from Northern Idaho College of Education and his M.Ed. from the University of Oregon. He maiored in Physical Education and School Administration, with minors in Science, Math, and Social Studies. He was Principal of a school in Coquille, Oregon, for four years, and taught in several Oregon schools before coming to the Canal Zone. Mr. Case is the sponsor of the Freshman class at BHS, and ertioys fishing and water skiing as hobbies. On a Federal scholarship, he once attended Randolph Macon College-an all girls school! MR. CHAPPELL-U. S. History, World Geography Mr. Chappell has taught at BHS for two years. Before that he taught at Tumon Junior-Senior High School in Guam, and was Principal of Yuma High School in Colorado. He is from Dodgeville, Wisconsin, and attended Wisconsin State College where he received his B.S. degree. He earned his M.A. from Colorado State College. While in college he maiored in History and Educational Admin- istration and minored in Social Studies and Physical Education. His principal hobby is playing golf. Donald J. Connor James N. Cook Ligia E. De Armas John R. Dekle Ralph E. Farnsworth-Rick Baltozer learns from Mr. Farnsworth how to correctly use a machine in Shop.

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ceived her A.B. from Howard College in Birmingham and her M.R.E. degree from the Womans Missionary Union Training School. She is interested in church work, boating and writing, and is the sponsor of the Future Teachers of America. MR. BONDURANT-Algebra l Mr. Bondurant, well known as the assistant S.A. sponsor, was born in Reedsville, North Carolina, and attended Duke University. He studied Mathematics and Economics for his A.B. degree, and Education and Political Science for his M.Ed. He is interested in all sports and reading. SGT. BRlDGESvROTC Prior to teaching at BHS, Sgt. Bridges taught Military Science at Ouachita Baptist College in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. His home- town is Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and fishing is his main hobby. MISS BRIGHAM-English ll and IIIAA Miss Brigham was born on New Year's Eve in Battle Creek, Michigan. She attended Battle Creek College where she received her B.A., and Columbia University where she received her M.A. She also studied at Stanford University. She is interested in Mexico, and is Publicity Agent for BHS. MR. BROWN--English l and lAA, Journalism Mr. Brown's hometown'is Canutillo, Texas. He has taught school at several schools in Texas, as well as the Canal Zone College. He attended the University of Washington where he earned his B.A. in Journalism. He also attended the University of New Mexico where he received his M.A., and Colorado State College. Mr. Brown is the sponsor of the Parrakeet and an of- ficial timer at football and basketball games. He enioys reading, writing, swimming and traveling, Ronald E. Cappon-keeps an eye on his students while sitting in the back of the room. . . W. .V I . John A. Banasick David J. Beldus George J. Bettle Ruby M. Bissett Wesley E. Bonduranr Sgt. Milton J. Bridges Mary S. Brigham Frederick S. Brown Stewart J. Brown Clinton C. Carney, Jr.

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xv. ,ar 1 . X Vivian S. De La Mater Marcela Cabal de Diaz Jane F. Frank P. Gately, Jr. Frances K. Graham William C. Hanshaw Julia M, Hardin MRS. COLLINS-Physical Education Mrs, Collins is from Marks, Mississippi, and attended Delta State College where she received her BSE degree. She maiored in Health ancl Physical Education and Recreation and minored in English. Mrs. Collins is the cheerleaders' sponsor, as well as the sponsor of the tennis team and the girls B League intramurals. Outside of school she enioys cooking, reading and sewing. MR. COLLVER-General Science Mr. Collver was born in Billings, Montana. He received his B.S. from Eastern Montana College and his M.S. from Colorado State College. He also studied at the University of Montana and the University of Indiana. While in college his maior subiects were Science, Social Studies and English. MR. CONNOR-Physical Education, Health Coach Connor graduated from BHS in 1951, and was Vice President of his Senior class. His hometown is Pasco, Washington, and he is a graduate of Washington State University where he received both his B.S. and M.S. degrees. Coach Connor enioys swimming as a hobby. He is Intramural Coordinator, sponsor of the Varsity swimming team, and Assistant Coach of the SDAC football team. S . ' K .iisiif .ish 'K I ' . . . Eli C fi fggkgg r . - .A - .aegis - 1 if N '- '-6 sprint--w:::'r.. .' ff . sstfssvski ifiiw . - 'Q ' , ii? . . iifirifigsrisesf-fs . - . . V Ellis Walter M. O. Fischer Lawrence E. Fraley Raymond B. Greene-looks sternly at his Speech and Drama class MR. COOK-Biology, Physiology Mr. Cook is the teacher of Bl-lS's newest course, Physiology. His hometown is Baileysville, West Virginia, and he attended Con- cord College, the University of Virginia, and Marshall University. He maiored in Biology and Social Studies, and received his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Marshall University. He is the Science Text- book Coordinator, and is interested in golf, hunting and fishing. MRS. DE ARMA5'-Spanish ll and ll-S Mrs. De Anas was born in Colon, R.P., but became a U.S. citizen in l9FQJ. She is a graduate of Michigan State University where she studied Languages, Music, Spanish and Education, and received both her B.A. and M.A. degrees. She is interested in social work in the community, cooking, school cultural programs, music and playing the piano. The Triple C is fortunate to have her as its sponsor. She has traveled extensively and lived for two years in Chile while her husband was in charge of the U. S. Consulate in Antofagasta. MR. DEKLE-English lV-C and IV-G Mr. DekIe's hometown is Tampa, Florida, and he attended the Tampa University and Florida State University where he re- ceived his B.A. and M.A. degrees in English and Social Studies. He also had a minor in Art. He sponsors the Senior debating team, and enioys hunting, fishing, golf and reading.