Commonwealth Parkville School - Comet Yearbook (San Juan, Puerto Rico)

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N X W xiwlh l,,U lff.AqQI: il,g1,'l lu inf ft- .5 fist,- ,J ,l HXX ',lllkd..l,- ,ffff if I Mlm 5.: 44211 fi N 6 Foreword The 1964-65 edition of The Comet is presented to you, the students of Caribbean Consolidated Schools with but one objective: to capture a year between its covers. This year of 1964 -65 has encased a big step forward. We are no longer one, but three schools with the addition of San Juan and Parkville Schools . This consolidation created an atmosphere of additional knowledge and educational backing. We were faced with the question of how to get the most out of what we had put in. The '65 Comet shows what we have achieved throughout this year . This year can also be called a fulfillment. Many of the 1965 Seniors are pioneers in the sense that they have been at Common- wealth School from the first through twelfth year, and thus, have shared in all that has been achieved throughout the years . The '65 Comet will be a tribute to our graduating pioneers. While we know that life at Commonwealth School is a multitude of realities which are too intangible to be told i.n black and white, perhaps in some small way we can preserve all which we hold so dearly . If this book will serve to bridge the past and bring to mind the priceless memories, joys, and pleasures of the year just gone by, it will have served its purpose well. 2 QKQKQKQUQBQXQKQUQ5Q5Q6Q5Q5QKQUQBQ5QKQ5QUQUQ5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5S 5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q6Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5QUQ5QUQUQ5Q5Q5Q5Q6 gwmtrps 61550153 2 9JmBG-ob, H92 Ui: 'Drug-'g 2, mm 05- 'OUJCDQEQ rv WQUQ H w 'DfDEK4 I-'-cnH'pL'CDrD Sogfirom UQE.-:r.E,'.L'.H 25' 0,155 zaaihw EQQHEUS -52933 g 52gE'U- WEFHQK: Qgosaa gofbfll rf oiiaia' QUUEQH Q-99 I-I ' HQ:-rg-n-B gg.:-gfb Gm mmf?-E, -4-rmo rr Digg'-UO 33 H1930 Efgofgo I3 H C1 oQ0,3,.,s::s v-gn 'DFEOQ ELEM-,bg H052 O5-E'D U I'-' l 'l-' cogfforo 392252 Qgfcogg CD:-gl-h Org .,,E' . O- Dedkahon Mrs. McCurdy has completely dominated the student body with her charm, kindness, jolly disposition, and devotion. Having set an example of personified integrity, all our years of study are worth nothing if We fail to follow her guiding light i.n our long Walk through life's highway . Thank you Mrs. McCurdy, and may the future show how deeply we feel our appreciation by making us men and women you can be proud of. 4 Administration CONGRATULATIONS TO T1-IE CLASS OF 1965 The class of 1965 holds a unique distinction inasmuch as you are the first clss to graduate from Caribbean Consolidated Schools. All of us-- teachers, administrators and the Board of Directors--look with great pride and high anticipation upon each of you as symbols of our pioneering educational effort here in Puerto Rico. We must remember that education is more than just schooling--it is a way of life. It is a life-long process that starts at birth and never ceases until we draw our last breath. High School is a most important link in this educational chain. Here at Caribbean Consolidated Schools we have endeavored to ignite a spark and guide eager young minds along the footpaths of learning. It is our sincere desire that you will continue to follow these footpaths which eventually lead to broader highways of learning and ultimately to the realization of the worthwhile goals Elliott E. Moore in life--knowledge, understanding and individual fulfillment. To each of you, God speed on this journey. CHAIRMAN, Board of Directors ,- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 It has been a pleasure to share with you the worthwhile experience of your senior year in high school. Your class has given me just cause for pride. It is a class which is unique in its citizenship and energy. Your pride and diligence in concern to represent our school in a commendable manner is appreciated. Your class is one of excellent potential which for each of you will grow into greater realization as you continue with your education. Be cautious and alert to maintain your personal integrity, to achieve your conscientious goals and to adjust realistically to the demands of life. Your challenges and problems are your opportunities. Cherish them as such, being diligent to develop your unique talents to ultimately help not only yourself but to serve others. Best wish for rich experiences and fulfillment of your ambitions. Frank F. Snyder 5 Principals i 1 V ID Dr. Lloyd Suttell HI 6 A R K ll- Mrs. Elain Schw so 35:11, is ,Q x Cffice Staffs N-. I if X 6 , V I psf - e ' 1 . 5' . 5 - ar at-, 'oiolnl '1' O s Qalfiz .1 if, g Q . 'tv' 1 .., g O , ' S fu QQ H 'ai cgi! Q ru 'Q 31' .gf . .-K' . ,nyaggir :e'.:gli xg' 5-3 ,- I so My ' N J so We 2. Y Q ' :gg ,M ,i ,gem sb 0 2.1! 3.0s,s 9, ...g 1 - '1 0' is 'fo nga ...-ffl. ' :I Isp . ga' 0. k Q , u sl -- I ,1 'l'.':5sg. lzwlgziug x 5 'xo o S x ii 0 U Q f 0 0 Q ww: A.g. 11,- 3.95890 :-.I-sz: Q S. We-f 2 'g'?' I '1 s-g-i- ease: . m as Mrs. Ferguson Secretary Parkville vs N Mrs. Segal Secretary Commonwealth Mrs. Dowd S ecr etary San Juan Caribbean Consolidated School Mrs. Allen Bookkeeper Mrs. Silva Testing and Guidance 7 Mrs . Borgos Registrar Asst. Bookkeeper W Spanish Department Mrs. Alvarado Miss Forbes Mrs . Moreno Mrs. Figueroa High School Teachers 9th. grade 10th. grade Mrs. Guerrero Miss Pressick 11th. grade 121-.h. grade Mrs. Bobb Mrs. McCurdy Custodicms 5 5 9 5 gflizii g, 'Zi 2777 ' JL . , A l:.nr.. 'L. --:.-. 5 -ig31f11E?.1.i? - ff: -uf W 1-J 'ii'-iff, 5:23 'K --- 4.1, ' V- -1 r., 419333 1'-'S '1 Sr. Vidal Julio Casanova Sr. Lorenzo Figueroa Parkville School San Juan School M M3 Sr. Benjamin Coreano N Commonwealth School Dona Carmen Chevere Sr. Ram6n Valle Commonwealth School Commonwealth School 9 Teacher Highlights Anyone for a bite? Bumper to Bumper! 1 1 Duhhhhl ' C mon and sing Chow time. S'cuse me, but I'm hungry I0 SEN I ORS Class History Our class history begins in 1961 with an eager, but headstrong ninth grade. That year is full of memo- ries such as Mrs. Leyva's surprise birthday party, purchasing class pins, and frustrating rehearsals for the graduation march. With the leadership of our presidents Ernesto Gomez and David Ratliff we made it through to June and our graduation from Junior High. Graduation was an exciting event held at the Engineer's College with special awards going to Ernesto G6mez, Carol Isales and Harriet Ashton for outstanding work in English, Social Studies and Science respec- tively. The special event was celebrated with a party held at Carmen Martnorani's house till 2:00 A.M. Our sophomore year was a full one led by our very active homeroom teacher Mrs. Brady. We began the year by having a Columbus Day picnic at Punta Salinas Beach. That year we sponsored the first Career Conference for Commonwealth School. Fond memories of visiting lecturers, precise exercises and Book Reports still linger in our minds. We began our Junior year with great hopes for a better Junior-Senior Prom that following June. Led by our capable president George Gordon and our homeroom teacher Mrs. Alvarado we held dances and raffles to increase our treasury. Our fondest memory of that year was our ring ceremony, marked by the presentation of a class ring to our president in recognition and appreciation for all' his work. ' june came with a very nice Prom held at the Club Nautico followed at 5:00 A.M. with a breakfast at Mrs. Huntei-'s house. To end it all there was a beach party at Shell Beach. Last, and most important of all is our Senior year. The success of this year was due greatly to the wonderful spirit of Unity attained for the first time by this class of seniors. Never before has a class enjoyed such cooperation from the parents, faculty and administration. The class response to the help and leadership of our homeroom teacher, Mrs, McCurdy and our class president, Mike Sollins, was outstanding as proved by the inspiring success of our first and main activity, the senior carnival, held on November 6, 1964. With a profit of S900 the class had more than surpassed their goal for the treasury. A raffle and a couple of well planned dances rounded out their success. The year passed with a perfect Sneak Day at Vega Baja beach and a dance at Jan West's house after- wards. The last semester was marked with a great concentration on college plans, busy preparation for a Junior - Senior Prom and finally graduation. And so ends the history of the graduating class of 1965, but began the future of ever widening horizons. .W HOWARD BARTE h Only Love Sees Howie . . .always seen talking. . .usually about his one and only JULIE. . .zany disposition. - .Digs Crying and Math. . . Hey, dig it! . . . a good kid. . . dislikes English and Puerto Rican dishes. . .war comes on when someone flirts with his girl. . .Fond memories of New Year's Eve, 63-64. . .Future plans. . .marryJu1ie. . . settle down?. . . get rich. f le DAVID ARoN BROWNSTEIN 'Xflhi COD C o H63 The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. Digger . . .witty. . . class joker. . . tall dark and hand- some. . . Take Five and American History are among his favorites. . .Marilyn's enemy due to a certain whop- ping accident. . .A NEW YORKER. . . How bout that . dislikes math and PHONIES. . .seen with fellow MOB members, Tom and Martin. . .future plans: stateside bound to study Liberal Arts. H X. 'l RAFAEL CANALES Be not too zealousg moderation is best in all things. Rafi . . .a welcome new-comer, originally from I-lava na, Cuba. . . tall. . . sharp dresser. . . his favorites are: Al Di La 8: salads. . .hates math 'n' liver. . .always readyto lend a helping hand. . .Spooky Houses-are his speciality. . . Great artist! . .happy disposition. . . trusted friend. . . future plans: art illustrator. 13 LUCIA COTE It's better to reign in Hell than to serve in Heaven Lucy . . . an import hom Holland. . .'widely traveled. . . intellectual. . .jolly laughter. . . graceful and reserved. . . controversial ideas. . .goes for classics. . .an able linguist . . .sweet and friendly. . .will never forget being caught skipping Chemistry class with Max and Tammy. . RAMON CRAM He has achieved who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. Crusher . . .one of the many jokers. . .loves to pester and kid. . . posesses a Hirtateous personality. . .strong and well-built. . .Mmmm, those muscles! . . . always ready for fun and mischief. . .one of our top athletes. . . dislikes P.R. History, but loves steak and french fries. . .Never without Ray and Alan. . . Pet peeve: Diane. . . College lies in the future. TAMARA DERIEUX Joy is not in things, but in us Tammy . . .good sense of humor. . . one of our most flirtnteous. . . gay and constantly smiling. . .Who is mysterious George?. .always readv for fun and mischief . . .bumping bumpers is her pastime. . . Ay, Nene! . . vivacious personality. . .strong New York accent. . . future plans include college and marriage. . . I4 MICHAEL DUBINSKY The die is cast. . . Mike , . .reserved, but friendly. . .former Common- wealth Sth grader, returned to graduate. . .likes history. . . prefers steak. . . but NOT fish. . .Not Boston, but Mulder, Mass. . .sure has some Bostonian accent, though! 1 . . . Fraternity man back home. . . gets MAD over those late buses. . .has sights set on University of Michigan. . .will make it in Liberal Arts. . . NATHAIJIE D'UZES Look before you leap Lyn . . .reserved and quiet. . .at times. . . casual. . . pretty green eyes. . .slender figure. . . avid surfing fan . . .honest and loyal friend. . . dislikes phonies and chocolate covered ants. . .remembers a certain night at the Port-O-Call. . . plans: continued studies in art or drama. . . IULIO GODREAU Cowards die many 1:imes before their deathgthe valiant never tastes of death but once. julito . . .athletic type. . . all for that Puerto Rican food. . . Salmon . . .never misses chemistry class. . . Oh, boy that Latin temperament. . . DEBBIE'S steady. . . takes everything in stride. . .will never forget Charlie's Christmas party. . . can do without English class. . . future. . . U. P.R. Pharmacist. . . then marriage. I5 RAYMOND GOLDS CHMIDT Wit is the only wall between us and the dark. Ray . . .heavy New York accent. . . cool, calm and collected. . .never hurries. . .VERY easy going. . . Steak fan. . . despises cais. . .and the feeling is mutual . . . Hey Jack . . .seen widi Ramon and Di Di. . .ano- ther one of our jokers. . .always ready to hand out sarcastic remarks. . . big, blue eyes. . . favorite pastime pestering girls. . . entrance into college with industrial engineering on his mind. ERNBSTO GOMEZ Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for mankind Ernie . . .Import from Cuba. . . excels in all subjects. . hard worker. . .leader and great thinker. . .on the quiet side. . . always ready for a friendly ? debate. . . enjoys Physics and Italian food. . .May be seen behind a gigan- tic pyramid of books. . . It's unconstitutional! . . .Plans to study astrophysics at Cornell. . .ls sure to reach success. TERESA HARCOURT Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand more. Terryl'. . tops on many lists. . always seen smiling. . . pretty jet-black hair. . . a Hibara from Guayama. . . digs More and loves spare ribs. . .Favorite subject: PETER . . .rims wild when spiders are around. . . We understand . . .seen mostly with Kitty, Marilyn, and Max. . . ambition. . .Medical Technician. I6 PABLO LUIS IGLESIAS Love is the only satisfactory answer to the problem of human existence. ll Pablit0 . . . TALL. . . athletic. . .native of this island. fabulous dancer. . . always laughing and joking. . . pet peeve-know it alls. . . enjoys History and Puerto Rican foods. . .treasured moment - graduation. . . a friend to all. . . future holds a career as artist or designer. . . CAROL ANN ISALES Silence is golden. Carol. . .one of our more sophisticated. . . '64 May Queen. . .on the petite side. . . Oh, mV.g0Sh . - - hates soup 'n' math. . .never without Carmen, Tammy, and Laureen LAVENDER'S her color. . . future plans: Interior Decorating or Fashion Designing. I LAURA GOODLNG HAMILTON-JONES To err is human, to forgive is divine Laurie , . .warm hearted friend. . . cute and well liked. . .short, blond nfesses. . . Good Grief! . . .loves dancing and Puerbo Rican food. . . Prudence . . . clos- est pals: Iaye, Mike, and Diane. . .DiDi's guardian angel at slumber parties. . .fond memories of Junior Prom Sz Mil-ce's campaign. . .Runs a Taxi service. . . College bound. . .then a medical secretary. 17 JOANNA DALE JUDGE Cheerfulness will open a door, where all other keys fail. jaye . . .big, expressive eyes. . . pretty face. . .sweet smile. . . a dreamer. . . favorites: roast beef and World History. . . You're out of your tree! . . .Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. . . closest pals - Laurie 8: Margie. . 1 will never forget her tenth grade party. . .How could she?. . .following graduation - a try at psychology. . . then a family. BARBARA ELAINE LAYTON Strive for the stars and you'1l never fall behind Barb . . . A very welcome newcomer. . . came to us from Delaware. . . pretty short blond hair. . .likes math, English. . .and Puerto Rican food. . . came to the right place for her swimming. . .fond memories of Junior Prom. . . Pet peeve: lazy people. . . Good Heavens! . . . future plans: accountant. MELANIE NIARINER The only way to have a hiend is to be one. Me1 . . . full of PEP.-. .mischievous moods. . . Gigi's other half. . .loves Say When and chemistry. . . energetic dancer. . . Hey, S1obl . . .Still working on Yoo-hoo, Mel?. . .favorites are: Raw Clams f?j dislikes history and parents who don't let their kids drive. . .plans to attend I.A,U, I8 MARTIN LEE MARKS Always look ahead for what has passed, has passed. Known to all as Ajax Babaluskin. . .our Spinning Jockey. . .Norma is No. 1 on his survey. . .winning smile. . .seen afternoons as Program Director of the Troy Field's Fan Club. . . easy to know and easy to like. . . Sorry bout that . . . dislikes history, but goes all out for Chicken Creole. . .and physics. . . Pleasant memories of Trinity's party CMay 223 still linger in his mind. . . future: studies in Optometry at U.P.R. CARMEN MARTORANI Nothing is really work, unless you would rather be doing something else Known around school. . . hard worker with ability plus. . .a leader in school spirit. . .when not eating, laughing! FIAT is the password. . .pet peeve: Gripers. . .Fond memories of 1963 Coronation. . Has been seen following Dave for miles! . . .Part of Four Musketeers lTammy, Laureen, and Caroll. . . college bound. . . MAX MARX I only know that I know nothing. Maxito . . .Well liked by all. . . always laughing. FUN, FUN, FUN! I1 Never misses a party. . . Es1ga Salvajei . . .Eats Diet Delight food products. . . Digs Let Me Entertain You . . . dislikes English. . . Cubano . . . pet peeve: Tamara. . . Remembers being taken to the office after Frank had tied him up to Ernesto. . .favorite with Kitty, Terry, and Ernesto. . . dependable chauffeur for senior girls. . . future plans. . .study engineering. I9 MARILYN MCCURDY Glass, China and a reputation are easily cracked and never well mended. Cute, petite blonde. . . full of frm. . .Queen of the Whoppers. . .whopped her last. . . flirty, witty. . . Est:-1 flojol . . .always on the gel . .life of a party. remembers Christmas Eve, 1963. . . dislikes Sloppy boys. . .but flips over The Swim . . .Future?. . . business administration at U.P.R, JANE MILLER Understanding is bread which satisfiesg wit is spice that makes it appetizing. Gigi . . . fun loving nut! . . . bubbly gay personality. but watch out for the Irish in her.s .beautiful blue eyes. . . casual and attractive. . .lovely natural red hair. . . never too busy to play pranlfs with Mel. . . remember Piggy? . . .dislikes air-conditioned cars. . . college bound. . . and a dip into psychology. MARIA ENRIQUETA PATINO This above allg to thine own be true Kitty . . . one of the many from Havana. . .sweet. . those big.broWn eyes! . . .always willing to help. . . known for Esta Salvajel . . .favorite song. . . Hey Girl . . .never without Terry or Marilyn. . . enjoys Algebra. . . fond memories of Junior year English . . . changeable hair styles and color-??. . . is sure to succeed in ambition as C.A.P. a 20 popular with everyone. . . especially with CHOLO1. . class. . .really goes for those Burger King Whoppersll GLENNA SUE PULLEY One today is worth two tomorrow. . . . a Cal-i-for-ni-an. . . math minded, conscientious student. . . pleasant disposition. . .Very sweet. . . NEAT . . . Better late than never . . . pet peeve: doing dishes. . . can't stand History. . . on the quiet side. . . will never forget the thrill of her first formal dress. . . future: college bound. DAVID RATLIFF nomy and Golf. . . ALAN RIVERA Never give a sucker an even break. Happy- go -lucky YACO. . . of the MOB. . .six happy years at C.H.S. . .happier without Chapman. . . or Spinach. . . eh?. . . Man . . . anything for a laugh. . . watch out for those baked beans. . . can do without English. . . Closest pals: Ramon and Frank. . .Army career for him. . . 21 A smooth sea never made a skillful marme . . .Go1f, anyone??. . .Dave will fun to be with tall and intelligent. . .first grade pioneer b g, blue eyes. . .loves Trig. . . and dancmg to omg t no peas, please! . . .just Mexican food treasures the day he was chosen President of the Insular Honor Society. . . Car-men's his caddie destination Agro ROSANN MARY SARCHIO Do unto others as you want done unto you. Rose . . .never to be forgotten. . . lively conver- sationalist. .very out going. . . always center of attraction. . . especially at slumber parties. . .remem- Darn it1 . . .first trip to Florida still lingers in her mind. . .hates squash and algebra, loves chicken. . . destination. .college in P.R. JAMIE SHALOM Eat to liveg don't live to eat. James . . . our raven-haired Syrian. . . Big Green eyes. . . marvelous dancer. . .Ohl those New York imported clothes. . . can do without chocolate covered ants. . .favo- rites are: More and BOYS. . . of course. . .fond memo- ries of Junior Year Sneak Day. . . enjoys the beach. . .takes everything in stride. . .posesses that casual air about her. . plans to study at Boston University. STEPHEN SCHUMAKER Peace of mind is the greatest of riches Mus Steve . . . still waters run deep. . . friendly with all. . . seen staring at Towers often with Mike. . .Senior ism. . . I-IAM . . .radio operator, of coursel . . eats any ' thing and everything. . .loves those cookies, Di Di. . . ' hates rain at the beach and at school. . .originally g if ,. from Ijlmaiso , .future Plans: Electronical Engineering. eteamz W f .-w.-. . is--,ii-f , 'S , - l-'.' f .r :agvw ii f. 1: 5 svviwlic. are .. . as 22 ber Carmen's?. . .very friendly. . .just don't interrupt. . . Vice-President. . . pleasant disposition. . .likes Ioiunal- MICHAEL SOLLINS A great nose indicates a great man genial, courteous, intellectual, virile, courageous. Cyrano de Bergerac Mi.ke . . .Senior class president. . . easy going. . . good sense of humor. . . high scholastic. . . ability. . . carrot-red hair. . . cute freckles. . . innocent ? smile. . . What are you, some kind of nut?l . .kindergarden pioneer. . . always with Steve. . .Why against the blond Cuban girl? . . .His friendship GROWS on you. . .will eat almost anything. . .will never forget Commonwealth. . . Plans? . . .yes, definitely. LAUREEN SUMMERS He who endures patients is a conqueror. Laurie . . .sweet and quiet. . . charm of reserved gaity. . . casual dresser. . . antagonistic in philosophy class. . .bright. . .hates ignorant people, but goes all out for French food. . .will never hold back an I'm sorry . . .never seen without Carmen, Tammy, and Carol, yet a friend to all. . .What a week in New York! . . . do away with grammar. .future career in humanities. DFANNA MARIE TEATER Where there is a will, there is a way. Di Di . . .sweet and hiendly. . .full of pep and lots of steam. . . geis a big bang out of slumber parties . . .Right, Pinki?. . .A V.l. G. . .frequent bursts of laughter. . .Never without Laurie. . . or RAY. . .Illinois Humming bird. . . must be the peanut butter! . . . Can't stand turnips. . . or conceited people. . . Ain't that the ben-ies? . . . College bound for the states. 23 THOMAS WALKER There will never be another today. . .so live it up while it's still here! Whiskey , . . a Commonwealth first grade pioneer. . . member of the flirtateous clan. . . gorgeous green eyes. . . loves football. . . Gee, you're beautifull . . .original MOB member. . .Jan is his girl. . . as long as she doesn't use a lot of hairspray or feed him oatnneal. . .will never forget the day Norma Lopezsqueezedhis cat between the door. . . Troy Fields F an Club member. . .hopes to study Oceanography at U. C.L .A. ISRAEL KOPEL Nothing is impossible, just improbable. Ira . . .one of the many quiet, intellectual Cubanos , , , PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE . . . impish smile and mysterious eyes. . .No. 1 on his list is Elain. . .also likes fried chicken, physics .... still waiting for most treasured moment. . . Come on, say yes . . .future plans focused on Electronical Engineering in U.P.R. . .then state side bound. 1,- '5 Q ' :fw- -.-f5 e s -dir' lf' .Qf.?a'fL LQ , 4 ' ' .5 i. .iii X Q' ff X M1 QM - - -f fe ' 'lx ff x W NMWQEXQQ mms, w6,..,..vwx.S' wb QL B, Er 24 Senior Corner i one of our scholars. CARMEN MARTORANI Her versatility has more than earned her a place in the Senior Corner. She has shown us her deep enthusiasm and school spirit by her endless participation in our extra-curricular activities. Carmen has displayed her genuine interest and eagerness to get a job done, letting nothing stand in her way. Always on the go and with seemingly untiring energy, this petite brunnette has excelled in all which she has undertaken and has contrib- uted enormously in bettering our school, thus justifying in more ways than one, otu' gratefulness and her appearance in this section. ll aimed. 25 ERNESTO GOMEZ MIKE SOLLINS the years. This all-around guy rates tops on many lists for his willing ness to help out where ever needed. In Commonwealth, Ernesto has been the maximum exponent of leadership, scholarship, and dedication. His active participation in our school's activities and projects have earned him a grateful place in our hearts. With his shy, quiet air about him, Earnie takes the lead in all activities, while at the same time, maintaining himself For his remarkable scholarship, dedication, leadership, and efficiency far beyond that required, we salute you, Ernesto G6mez. gi 5 gf i at SW: Mike needs no introduction for he is known and will long be remembered for his leadership and school spirit, as well as sincere dedication and accomplishments for the school and his Senior Class. One of our Commonwealth pioneers , Mike has witnessed and con- tributed to the spirit of progress Commonwealth has made throughout Indeed, our cute red-haired ' Mike will always maintain respect and admiration from his fellow students , the seniors and teachers alike for his enthusiasm and achievement of the goals for which he Senior Babies Litde Elf peep I bet you wou.1dn't fit in there now. Ride 'em Cowboy Aw shucks Say cheese With bows on her Does Anchors Away 4 i when do W3 gat? Where's fhe School BUS? 26 Oh! Daddy PLAYBOY BUNNY already? Romeo, Romeo. . . Getting up in the world? - You're gonna fall 27 Where's the halo? What'S up Doc? Z 2 1 5 Bottomless pit Little Miss Perfect Give me a banana Farmer John Mmmml That smells good Who took my pants? 28 Smile, you are on candid camera Fritos anyone? - I haf1,47'70 ffewe' Lime boy SUNSHINE cavmes wngh Crest d 4 L we we 1 All dressed up to go Bye Bye W W y Little Orphan Annie i N L , Q Q- D A 'U 'hy ! 3 blind mice t 29 Where are your freckles, Mike? c.H.s. JR. IANITOR Senior BEST ALL AROUNE' Mike Sollins Sz Marilyn McCurdy BEST DRESSED Carol Isales Sz Rafael Canales Mm, M K MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David Ratliff :Sa Carmen Martzorani MOST FLIRTATIOUS Tammy Derieux Sz David Brownstein 30 Superlcatives WITTIEST Dianne Teater Sz David Brownstein MOST INTELLECTUAL Ernesto G6mez 8: Carol Isales 9 'f u 3 BEST LOOKING Kitty Patino 8: Tom Walker SHYEST Steve Schumaker 8: Glenna Pulley f LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Howie the Great leave my The Bop Will Rise Again campaign to Trinity, my World History notes to Bonnie, and Andrea to Kenny. Dave Brownstein leave my good looks and Don Juan abilities to Ulrich, and my famous SMILE to Charlie Clark. Rafael Canales leave my talkative personality to Vicky, my legible handwriting to Shelly and my sober walk to Humberto. Tammy leave my glorious tan to Elaine, my naturally streaked hair to Maria Elena, my care packages to Norma L. and to Mr. Laura I leave all the extra absentee lists. P.S. My bumper I keep. Julio Godreau leave a pair of shoes and a comb to Fred English. Terry Harcourt leave my beautifully shaped legs to Maria Elena. Pablo leave my height to Trinity, my quiet character to Norma, my basketball abilities to Jeff Cohn, and my 190 lbs. to Fred English. Carol Isales leave my teased hair to Sara Santana. Max Marx leave my weight reduction secrets to Jan West, Bill Philbrick, my safe driving habits to Ulrich and Kenny, and my sex appeal to Sarah Santana. Marilyn McCurdy -leave my whopping ability to Trinity, my DEAR? cast to Norma and my nails to Mary. Gigi leave my ability to get in trouble to Puchi, my workbooks to the highest bidder and my big shoe size to Shelly. . Alan Rivera leave my baseball to Billy Philbrick, and my good humor to Carlos Lidsky. Rossan leave my bows to Trinity, my eyes to Maria Camacho and my hair to Vicky. Jamie Shalom leave to Bonnie Koch my nose, Maria Camacho my Dr. Poisner jar of Hair Straightener, natural black hair and Sarah about 4 dozen rollers. Laureen leave my friendship with Tammy to Sarah, my silliness and laughter to Christine S. , and my mixed up philosophy to Vicky. Diana leave my big feet to Norma L. , my plaid sneakers to Locke and my abil- ity to wink to Rick W. Tommy Walker leave my dead cat to Norma L. , my surfboard, baggies, and surf wax to J an and my prestige and status symbols to Trinity. Barbara L. leave to Susie L. my old red house shoes, my expired Delaware drivers license and my love for homework. May sue receive as much joy from them as I have. 1- 1. L- fall. 'Af 32 LAS T WILL AND TES TAM EN T Iaye leave to Vicky my long messy hair, my walk to Norma M., my eyes to Maria Elena and my spare matches to Mary. Ray G. leave my BLUE eyes to anybody who wants them. Mel Mariner leave my illegible handwriting to any student of medicine, my scatterbrainess to Susie L. and The School In Peace. Glenna Pulley leave to Sheldon my ability to count paper, to Mary my super- lative and to Sarah my short curly hair. Ira leave the juniors everything except ELAINE. Laurie leave my Contact lenses to Maria Elena, my hips in Ian, and my ability to avoid accidents to Kenny H. Carmen leave Maria Elena 2 small Fiats, one for each foot, for all the running around she'll have to do as ED. of the 1966 Yearbook, and my get up and go spirit to Morris. Kitty leave my sneezes to Beverly, my purple to Maria C. and my Snoopy draw- ings to Sarah S. Mike Dubinsky leave my adventure books to Rick Keslov and my used flashbulbs to Charles Clark. Martin Ajax Marks leave my car to anybody who can start it, my locker to Norma, and my parking space in front of the school to the first guy who gets it. Mike Sollins leave my weekend drive-in trips to Bruce, my strenuous dancing habits to Ronald and my nz-lturall green eyes to Pousie. Ramon Cram leave my football ability to Bill Philbrick and my arguing ability to Jan West. Ernesto G6mez leave the Student Council to all the Eager Beavers and the pile of books I carry to anyone who wants no build up his muscles. David Ratliff leave to Bruce my seriousness and my golf clubs to Rick West. Steve Schumaker being of sound mind have used up everything I have so as not to leave anything to anybody. l THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 3 33 I THE CLASS PROPHECY We start out in a small apartment in a large city where Diane Teater is living with her husband, Ray Goldschmidt and their 6 kids . While cleaning up her home, the phone rings and when she answers it she is stumped by the caller. It happens to be Marilyn McCurdy, now a stewardess, whom Diane hasn't seen for years. Diane: Hello? This is the Goldschmidt residence.Who is calling? Marilyn: Marilyn McCurdy. Is this Diane Teater? D - - Why, yes '. M -- Don't you remember the blond in World History class that used to Wonder how you could write with your left hand? D -- Oh, how couldl forget? Hi, it's been such a long timei Where are you? You must come over, in fact, I'll pick you upi M-- No, I'm here at the airport and I leave in half an hour--I'm a stewardess . So you're married to Rayi Any Pests? D-- Can't you hear 'em? It's a tribe--5 boys and the baby girl: they're all crazy about Ray. He's a plumber, you know. M -- Really? How about Laurie jones?'Have you heard from her? D-- Have I'. She lives in this building and she's a P1iblico driveri M -- She always did like to chauffer people around--good ol' Laurie . D-- Have you seen any of those other guys we used to go to school with? M-- Well, let me see. About 3 months ago I saw Terry Harcourt who's just a plain ol' housewife. At the time she was living in Germany. And you'll never guess who I bumped into on one of my flightsi Howard Barte. He and julie were on opposite sides of the plane Qapparently another fightl julie with the kids . He's a truck driver now. While in Greenwitch Village, I came across Lyn who paints, sings folk songs and recites poetry down at the club. Also, I saw Kitty Patino, who was buying a firm of hair straight- eners when I saw her. She still isn't married. D-- Has her hair changed colors? M -- Yes, I believe it was red. Have you seen anyone? D -- I met up with Alan Rivera- -he's a professional baseball player . He still hasn't really settled down though. Also, I saw Lucy Cote's picture in the paper--she's a dress designer. Max is doing swell. He's the owner of a small club downtown called The Latin Chalet and also,entertains with his key number of Let me entertain you . Remember Rosana? She's gotten to be one of the top singers of the country, she made an appearance on the Ed Sullivan show but right now she's on a tour of the U .S .O. Ram6n Cram, Tom Walker, and David Brownstein all are partners in a company which makes surf and whopping boardsi M -- That sure figures'. How about Martin Marks? D-- Oh, yeah. He's trying to improve the D.K.Wfs. Hey, have you by any chance heard of Mike Sollins? M -- While I was in Italy I met up with him and Steve Schumakerg they were looking at the Leaning Tower of Pisa and I believe they make towers. They always did stuff like thati Didl tell you? Tammy is a stewardess and we do flights together at times . 34 - Oh really? Has she done any husband hunt-ing? - Has she? She's working on her 4th husband now'. The latest victim is this co -pilot who's about 5 years younger than she. - That is somethingi Remember Carol Isales? She gives Charm classes. - How about Carmen Martorani and David Ratliff? - Carmen is following her father's footstepsg she's taking over his business and has made an investment on a yearbook company. Big money. David cleans up golf courses. Have you heard of jamie Shalom? - Yes, she's a dancing teacher. Her partner is Pablo Iglesias. Michael Dubinsky is a prize fighter you know. Laureen Summers is now working in the Peace Corps and Barbara Layton is working on the San juan Star. One of the best writers there, I hear. - Is that so? Did you know that Julio Godreau is my son's History teacher? - Yes, he always did study hard for that class. I saw Rafael on my plane about 6 months ago and he's a cartoon artist for Mad magazine. - Good for himi Oh, by the way, I hear Joanna has become a very successful society doctor . Glenna is a dentist. Poor woman has trouble keeping all her 4 kids out of her office. She pulls my kids' teeth out for free. Gigi Miller, now a Psychologist had Ira under special treatment. He had a nervous breakdown--a case of too many kids for just him and Elaine to handle. - Wait a minute--how about those brains - -Ernest and Melanie? - You mean I didn't tell you? Melanie is one of New York's most noted beauticians. She really knows just how to fix your hair! Oughta pay her a, visit sometime. And Ernesto, with his brains has become the Commanding Officer of the Cuban Anti -Castro League, and as a side line is editor of Playboy magazine. - Well ain't that the berries'. Well, my plane has just been called, so I really have to go. It was great hearing about all our old friends ,Wasn't it? Next time I'm in town I'll give you a ring. Bye -bye, now. - Bye. c9351 I lj A o N' QV A P w 'Lv V il CQQQ Q A 4 ' 1 . 966- . jjlly, I, 35 Senior's Activities in High School Howard Barte: Track, Student Council, Pentathelon, Drama Club, Football, Yearbook. David Brownstein: Choir, Yearbook, Drama Club, Pep Squad. Rafael Canales: Yearbook, Newspaper. Ramon Cram: Baseball, Newspaper, Drama Club. Tamara Derieux: Bowling, Class Treasurer, Yearbook fBusiness Mgr. J. Michael Dubinsky: Upsilon Lambda Phi Fraternity fRecording Sec. J, A.Z.A. Club, Yearbook. Natalie D'Uzes: Science Club, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Cheerleader. Julio Godreau: Field Day fCapt.J, Basketball, Yearbook, Newspaper. Raymond Goldschmidt: Bowling, Newspaper. Ernesto Gomez: Bowling, Student Council Nice-Pres. dz Pres. 7, Newspaper 1Asst. Ed.J, Science Club KPres.J, Honor Society fVice-Pres.J, Class President, Yearbook, Chess Club, Insular Honor Society Vice President. Terry Harcourt: Honor Society, Science Club, Chess Club, Yearbook, Newspaper, Pep Squad. Pablo Iglesias: Basketball, Softball, Baseball, Yearbook. Carol Isales: Honor Society, May Queen, Yearbook CArt Ed. J. Laura Jones: Library Club, Yearbook QLayout Ed. J, Pep Squad. Joanna Judge: Choir, Prom Committee, Pep Squad, Yearbook istand-byi. Israel Kopel: Basketball, Science Club, Radio Club. Barbara Layton: Spanish Club, Art Club, FutLu'e Homemakers, Pep Club, Records Committee, Yearbook fBusi.ness Staffj, Dance Committee, Future Business Leaders of America, Newspaper. Martin Marks: Choir, Bowling, Yearbook, Basketball, Drama Club, Baseball, Newspaper, Student Council. Melanie Mariner: Yearbook, Drama Club, Science Club. Carmen Martorani: Student Council, Cheerleader fCoachJ, Bowling, Yearbook fAsst. ed. 8: Editorl Honor Society fPres. J, Honor Court Uudge D. Max Marx: Science Club, Chess Club, Yearbook, Student Council. Marilyn McCurdy: Yearbook iPhoto Ed. J, Class Sec. , Cheerleader. Jane Miller: Student Council, Bowling, Honor Society fVice-Pres.j, Yearbook. Maria Patino: Class Treasurer, Yearbook, Honor Society, Newspaper fAsst. Ed.i, Pep Squad. Glenna Pulley: Choir, G.A.A. , Newspaper. David Ratliffz Baseball, Basketball, Track, Bowling, Class President, Honor Society, Student Council, Chess Club, Honor Court Uudgel, Golf, Insular Honor Society President. Alan Rivera: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Softball. Rossan Sarchio: Choir, Spanish Club. Steve Schumaker: Bowling, Basketball, Honor Court, Radio Club, Student Council, Class Vice- President. jamie Shalom: Monitor, Sec. to Art Director, Art Club, Newspaper, Drama Club. Mike Sollins: Track dc Field, Concert Sz Marching Bands, Archery, Class Treasurer, Baseball, Bowling, Drama Club, Student Council, Honor Society, Radio Club QVice-Pres. dz Pres.l, Basketball, Class President. Laureen Summers: Newspaper, Yearbook fTyping Ed, Q, Tom Walker: Basketball, Bowling, Yearbook, Pep Squad. 36 JUNJQRS Borish, Bruce Camacho, Maria E. Clark, Charles De la Vega, Ronald Howland, Kenneth G-any Sw VW Enghsh, Fred Keslov, Dwight Eric G6mez, Maria Elena Gonzdlez, Trinity Vice President Haynes, Beverly Lange, Ulrich Lidsky, Carlos L6pez, Norma President Koch, Bonnie Lane, Locke ,Xi f 1 ' Ass.. ' -Z. FV . ' I X ' ,S . w x K 1, . T, I ' 1 QB' I-Oyola , Elaine Martinez, Maria de los Angeles 5 W.: is .KE Moss, Sheldon Patino, Marta Pereira, Humberto 39 Schelshorn, Christine Sliva , Kenneth Pescador, Luis Philbrick, William Santana, Sarah Treasurer Torres, Christine West, Ian Secretary Wise, Debra S OPHOMORES Altman, joseph Barte, Karen Behar, Ralph Casanova, Ana Mana Dum, DOIHHIIC C016D., Michael Gagnon, Richard President Cohn, Jeffrey Chapman, Sherill De Vries, Vfcwr .W .x . 1' C1,1.,3 Jones, Marcia L6pez, Rail Neil, james W, Harrison, Charles kr .L f L. 1 f l1ff I Gihon, Susan M. Mapoj-95: Alicia Marks, Eileen IW, Martinez, Myrna Martorani, Norma Magso, jose Carmelo II Treasurer Oldach, jeffrey Perlman, Michael Secretary Pulley, Craig Reyes Santiago, Eduardo West, Richard V Serra: NadYa X7 Zeligman, Sergio , vw ff. Toth, Nathan Velez, Carmen Whitman, Mark 44 y FRESHMEN Burk William , Honore, Evelyn Brownstein, Judith Krivochey, Vivian ' X wx, rs.. iw 118 x 4 xr is ' ' M3745 N.,A 'X W 14 ' inf l Barretti, Lynn Berrocal, Javier Blakely, James Campos, Joaquin Cooperman, Bruce Harrison, Andrew' LeBrLm, Donna Mallel, Andrea Mapoles, John Eric Treasurer Lando, Theresa Marx, Rmardo' Q if im Laessig, Barbara Masso, Jose Secretary 1 X X ' ff 5 -f 9. 2 - H J- Oldach, Richard Vice President ' Ortiz, Ligia Ruiz, Rene - 47 i .g1:'P m-T 1 2 fa se : ere s FR S Q Q 6- 5 5 r f X . , QW , 1 I x fy Je ig If 'z,..- jiy r A1 Eff' e ve? af a 1 'X 5 4 'LWB ZS' v?.,T'-,f' Mffff . :-ff? 'f ' 'F Schweifel, Gary Segal, Stephen Santana, Rosina Schelshorn, Barbara Schumaker, Arthur Walker , Patty Whitman , Paul Zinsmeyer, Martin Silverman, Diana Torres, Mike President Toumey, William ELEMENTAR T if COMMONWEALTH Eighth Grade' fl to rj 1st Row: F. Elias, B. Pulliam, B. Odasz, S. Lord, J. Waterman, J. McCune. 2nd Row: A. Segal J. Bauman, P. Glezer, C. Rivera, J. Marks, M. Barte, M. Feldman, G. Dreher, B. Breslow, 3rd Row: B. letter, M. Foster, K.Sliva, T. Shalom, M. Laporte, C. Brownstein, Mr. WJ. Laura, S. Forster, B. W Meuler. 4th Row: V. Davila, E. Behar, N. Wagner, R. Kramer, L. Aikin, S. McCu.rdy, S. Fussell, R. Rapport, R. Perlman, N. Howland. W . sAN JUAN scHooL ?Eighfh Grade - C1 110 fl 1511 Row: Miss Roxana Russo, D. Chakra, I. Weiss, D.fPa1au, M. Lana, I. Leanes, O. Lauten. 2nd Row! T. Berstene, D. Sadler, J. Urrutia, A. Menendez, R. Rodriguez, P, McCarron, R. Fels, I. Schmidt. 50 COMMONWEALTH Seventh Grade Q1 to rj lst Row: D. Effx-on, R. Hn-gh, A. Melendez, R. Silverman, I. Kirck, W. Cooperman, I. Loyola, j, Pernikoff, P, Leach, F. Bailey, D. Hernandez, D. Santana. 2nd Row: L. Herrick, C. Howell, Mrs. Dorcas Surillo, M. Franck, R. Bernstein, C. Chapman, M. Johnston, F. Llorens. 31-d Row: H. Bartan, A. Smith, I. Zeligman, C. West, K. Carbone, M. Gaskin, E. Schoengold, L. Handler, S. Rapport, O. Boveda, M. Zeligman, J. Devries, C. Moyer. . A ,uv . SAN JUAN 'SCHOOL 'X Seventh Grade Q1 to rj 1stRow2 Mrs. Miriam G6mez, J. Mendez, C. Bohn, R. Juncosa, S. Hobb, E. Meszaros, D. .Nachman 2nd Row: R. Stracener, P. Bear, A. Perez, M. Dosmar. 51 -COMMONWEALTH Sixth Grade Q1 to rl 1stRow1I. Sarchio, M. Wise, G. Howell. 2nd Row: M. Tuclu-nan, P. Davy, S. Cooper, M. Lord, C. Muiiecas, R, Lapska, D, Smith, E. Mapoles, N, Schweifel, M. Behar, V. Iunquera. 3rd Row: C. Clark, D. Mcstin, R. Mallel, Mrs. Zapam, J. Nugent, D. Altman. 4th Row? R. Meacham, C. Johnson, S. Nachman, R. Torres, M. Bermfxdez, D. l.eBrun, L. Oldach, N. Davila, D. Krivochey, JZ Marx, S. Behai, M. Present, N. Black. I SAN JUAN SCHOOL Sixth Grade UU0 rl 1St Row: B. Libenow, L. Piunarejo, M. de Urrutia, M. Geltman, J. Moore, M. Geltman, J. Werner, P. Martin. 2nd Row: Miss Miriam E. Nevares, G. Cubas, M. Sadler, M. Cubas, M. de la Vega, M. McCarran, S. Simmons, T. Salas. J. Garcia. 52 COMMONWEALTH Fifth Grade 11 to rj lst Row: B, Metzler, H. Padilla, S. Bauman, S. Summers, M. Jet-ter, R. Ozamiz. 2nd Row: S. Foster, M. Gross, M. Salinas, M. Rabinovitch, R. Tuchman, D. Kramer, K. Hirsch, V. Amaya, M. McDonald. 31-d Row: M. Moreno, M. Cowherd, D. Mendez, M. G6mez, V. Toumey, Mrs. Almena Castillo, P. Perlman, S. Barr, R. G6mez, B. Leassig, M. Martinez, C. Heller, B. Cepeda. 4th Row! H. Dykstra, A. Johnson, D. VonWede1, L. Tonkis, M.- Sauer. bb PARKVILLE SCHOOL JJ sixfh Grade Q1 to rj 1stRow2 I. Swope, R. Kors, B. Wilson, W. Brugger, J. Zorn, F. Braun, M. Lausell. 2ndRow1 Mrs. Fish, A. Barney, D. Ashley, P. Paullin, C. Aiken, S. Aiken, K. Van Newhyzen, S, Ronkin. 53 X ,vo sAN JUAN SCHOOLAI Fifth Grade Ql to rj 1st Row: Mrs. Eladia Kendall, A. Golding, S. Lane, E. Pioranetti, S. Perez, A. Fels, A. Cubas, F. Newman. 2nd Row: A. de la Crhz, M. L6pez, J. Bear, D. Waterston, J. Santisteban, R. Cubas, D, Chafey, K. Novick, T. Bohn, R. Olson, J. Kennedy, R. Stvuthers, D. Blair, S. Protzman, T. Concepcion, P. Berstene. aw-:M f l I i I I PARKVILLE SCHOOL Fifth Grade ll to rj lst Row: S. Love, C. Braun, R. Vito, R. Brady Mack, F. Kaye, J. Carrillo, G. Baker, D. Brugger, R. Farkas. 2nd Row: Gloria Badia, V. Roark, P. Garcfa, I. Jamez, C. Aikin, D, Landrigan, C. Kaye, M. Johnson, S, Camplaux, D. Baker, I. Riel, W. Evalt, A, Miller, K. Moylan. 3rd Row: A, Montaiiez, B. Fox, T. Gaut, M. Emanuelsen, G, Silvernail, C. Culp. 54 ,, , 7 L COMMONWEALTH Fourth Grade Q1 to rj lst Row: R. LeBrun, D. Whitman, A. Johnson, J. Millar, I. Howell, P. Laporte, J. Gelman, J. Freeman, C. Gagrion, L. Robles. 2nd Row: A. Iduate, R. Salinas, D. Walker, A. Pulliam, P. Ferweda, T. Ozamiz, M, Berrocal, Mrs. Gloria Barr, R. Koch, M. Llorens, C. Dreher, A. Gonzalez, W. Israel, D. Wise. 3rd Row: M, Martfnez, C. Loyola, V. Davy, J. Honore, L. Lidsky. SAN JUAN SCHOOL Fourth Grade Q1 no rj lst Row: Mrs. Isabel Pierce Qsubstitutej, A. Ramirez, B. Evans, A. de la Vega, L. Sabi, I. Iessop, W. Toste. 2nd Row: G. Kloep, I. Scholler, R. Ambrosiani, J. Chafey, M. Avellanal, V. Stacy, M. Percy, C. Heinze, L. Schlusser, I. Salac. 31-d Row: C. Cubas, V. Campo. Teacher: Mrs. Amelia Goicouria 55 pu :MJ PARKVILLE SCHOOL ff Fourth Grade fl to rj 1st Row: C. del Valle, M. Miles, T. Culp, R. Swope, J. Mack, M. Shufelt, R. Jury. 2nd Row: Miss Mary Jane Brandt, L. Scherzinger, A. Farkus, P. Kors, D. Brown, L. Winston, S. Boynton, C. Page, L. Ronkin, W. Margolin, S. Lausell, B. Klein, J. Zorn. 3rd Row: G. Harris, R. Fox, B. Butt, G. Ferguson, J. Van Newhyzen. 'fx COMMONWEALTH ' Third Grade 11110 rj 1st Row: M. Lillien, D. Mostin, M. Acosta, J. Berrmidez, D. Dreher, W. Gelpf, A. Abolila, A. Cooperman, S. Tuchman, A. Orbay, C. Miranda, R. Gelman. 2nd Row: J. Marx, I. Menda, D. Millar, M. Rabinovitch, N, Oldach, Mrs. Judith Hulburt, P. Carbone, A. Padilla, M. Shalom, C. Iduate, P. Chapman, W. Dykstra. 31-d Row: E. Yaclcnin, M. Cwajg, N. Tuclhman, R. Melendez, R, Gelpf, S. Clark, R. Carnes, J. Rehiu. 56 f PARKVILLE SCHOOL Third Grade Q1 'oo rj 1st Row: Mrs. F. Gonzilez, R. Willard, O. Merediz, J. Iames, D. Martm, V. Krauss, J. Van Newhylen, L. Sobalvarro, L. Keslov, C. Hoffman, B. Guevara, R. Jury, R. Patton, V. Ferguson. 2nd Row! R. Lustig, E. Perle, G. Wood, R. Wi1liams,,M. Ramos, R. Unanue, C. Cook, R. Darmanin, R. Cook, J. Segalla. Uv SAN JUAN SCHOOLIS Third Grade Q1 no rl lst Row: Miss Barbara Stafford, L. Campo, K. Krohn, A. Berstein, S. Shaffer, G. Schmidt, E. Benes, K. Liebenow. 2nd Row: F, Schwerin, J. Jessop, M. Vallecil1o,J. Amadeo, E. Echevarrfa, P. Morris, M. Dowd, I. Plencner, I. Perez, D. de la Cruz, C. Tellechea, K. Kennedy, L. Mora. 57 ' COMMONWEALTH Second Grade fl to rj lst Row: D. McCain, G. Schoengold, R. Korner, I. Orbay, I. Rand, M. Lord, S. Freeman, M. Zimmerman, A. Abolila. 2nd Row: J. Rosenberg, R. Berman, P. Riley, M. del Rfo, S. Krygier, L. Howel, Mrs. Woudsma, R. Menda, S. letter, D. Koch, M. Ufferman, R. Merrick, I. Kinsler. 31-d Row: J. Fox, K. Plaud, C. Scheweifel, G. Black, T. Johntson. fy, PARKVILLE SCHOOL Second Grade C1 to P, 1511 Row: MTS- Qllilltanf-1, R. Eljaiek, R. Gausman, J. Shufelt, I. Vito, J. Shuman, R. Nasrallah, W. Klein, R. Cobb. 2nd Row: J. Silvernail, B. Swope, L. Whitcomb, J. Rivera, B. Gordon, A. Boruvka, S. BOYINDII, 5. Fox, L. Gonzilez, M. Monroy, L. Farkas, M. Landrigan, M. Baker. 3rd Row: W. Breese, I. Blanco, W. McCoy, B. Millies, W. Johnson, F. Hills, G. Hoffman, D. Mack, R. Riel, R. Schenkman, S. Gonzailez. 58 . '35, , UGSAN JUAN scHooL second Grade fl to rj 1st Row: Mrs. Barbara Tichenor, C. Tristane, D. de la Vega, V. Thomas, T. Simcox, S. Amor, L. Sencenbaugh, P. Hulford. 2nd Row: S. Stacy, R. Blair, M. Franco, D. Nachman, C. Carpenter, B. Sutton, J. Adams, O. Schwaitzburger, R. Gamades, K. Johnson, T. Noble. COMMONWEALTH First Grade Q1 to rj 1stRowr P. Hughes, E. Bailey, E. Behan, L. Carnes, G. Toumey, J. Rosenberg, G. Reiley, S. Faigenblat, I. Oldach, P. Ralby, E. Pemikoff, F. Sinalorsky. 2nd Row: E. Quiiones, R. Dreher, D, Oli- veras, P. Tonkiss, C. Foy, Miss Villafafxe, H. Iacknin, E. Behar, A. Barr, F. Acosta, J. Najman. 3rd ROW: J. Koktuck, D. McCain, M. Perez Arriete, G. Sinalorsky. 59 53 J. pf SAN JUAN sc:-noone? Fam Grade Q1 to rj 1stRow2 Mrs. Lillian S. Echevarrfa, D. Pearce, V. IKIOIZIII, F. Schmidt, S. Santisteban, E. Marfi, K. Plecner, S. Ames. 2nd Row: G. -Gamades, P. Smith, E. Echevarrfa, J. Mantelle, A. Cubas, A. Con- cepci6n . PARKVILLE SCHOOL First Grade fr to lj 1stRow: J. Hennig, M. Tennant, W. Winston, R. Monroy, T. Paullin, L. Ashley, M. Molina, J. Sobalvarro, R. Garcia, D. Rosado, J. Jlames. 2nd Row: I. Hudson, I. Galston, C. Goss, M. Smith, D. Basile, L. Spelman, S. Marchak, L. McDade, S. Winston, J. MeCoy, L, Mitchel, Mrs. Joan Laura.. 3rd Row: M. Page, P. Borders, R. Krauss, L. Coupland, K. Kiel-nan, V. Cook, L. Gausman, E. Marquis, G. Pezzino. 60 l, ,kiwi COMMONWEALTH Morning Kindergarten 11 to rj lst Row: D. Abolila, I. Rabinovitch. 2nd Row: I. Gelpi, M. Synalovski, I. Iduate, M. Miranda, M. Rand, Mrs. Mc.Nealy, T. Hartman, B. Perez, M. Lopez, L. Berman, R. Howell. 3rdRow1 5. Dreher, M. Menda, T. Whitman, D. Ralby. CCMMONWEALTH Afternoon Kindergarten Q1 to rj lst Row: V. Santiago, D. Miller, C. Marshak, B. Dissenger. Znd Row: A. Oliveras, Mrs. McNea1y, S. Rincones, Z. Perlin. 61 wa . . N ,X E w PARKVILLE SCHOOL Kindergarten fl tori 1stRow: G. Chabra, R. Femer, R. Rosado, D. Mathews, D. Hines, S. Nasrallah, I. Seal, G. McCoy, A. Ferguson, T. Hills. 2ndRow1 Mrs. Doris Stuckert, R. Rivera, C. Boynton, A. Medina, C. Gordon, B. Merkins, M. Goss, S. Yanes, L. Blanco, S. Segalla, H. Schwariz, I. Menda. 3rd Row.: T. Cook, R. Ganapolsky, D. Gonzilez, L. Schenkman, E. Martin, L. Halloway, J. Walters, L. Marqiers, L. Cook. i. A SAN JUAN SCHOOL Kindergarten fl to rj 1st Row: J. Plencer, L. de Molina., J. Bigelow, K. Campbell, E. Carpenter, F. Krohn, M. Beotequig 2nd Row: Mrs. Marilyn Hunt, E. Sim, G. Ramirez, W. Frame,bJ. Sadler, K. Kloep, L. Schlusser, J. Oder. . . 62 Christmas of Pcarkville School I as Christmas at Scan Juan School ,, , 7, 64 3 H f N Art Classes Mrs. Merrick gives some pointers. . Q1 ff!! IV r ff , ff , 65 ., ,H 1 ,pw wg X E 3 1 F gf 'Ds 4 Lf 1 :Q il W .wkalmk gk, ,, . ii EA A s SN Q 'H ' Q 'S W 5 Es' fi: M 'X r-'A H f 'L.k j f 'L 4 WT J W . ,V A Wig, if ,W sf 4 Nm, 'mmf , rags Q Marg.. 4 W , wks: f we h 4, X 'X K . if 'f ff X' QQ Q Q Q .f x + , Q vt I 73 X 1 415: Q Nu , .am 5 QQ, .k3.v,wk ,uw CL UBS Student Council , :QQ . A555 5 I : AflA -,w- . . mae..- Lt. to rt. lst. row: J. Layola, C. West, 2nd. row, E. Honore, D. Silverman, S. Rapport, S. Chapman, E. G6mez, 3rd. rowg M. Marks, M. Marx, M. Sollins, V. Davila, C. Schelshorn, R. West, J. Masso, J. Blakely, A. Segal, M. G6mez, R. Perlman. The meeting will now come to order. . .a quorum has just walked into the room . . . Those in favor of the motion say I , those opposed raise your right hand . . . These are familiar sounds and goings on which are part of the Student Council meetings. Consisting of 19 members, the Student Council meeis regularly to devise solutions to school and student problems. N For the past five years, our council has been working 1 toward the improvement of interschool relations and the representation of the student body in school affairs. Directed by Ernesto Gomez and under the guidance of Mrs. Surillo, this organization is where our future potential leaders start out and where school spirit begins. X I Q - 4 f ff I X Officers: Sec. Maria Elena, Sponsor Mrs. Surillo, Pres. Ernesto, Vice-Pres. Jose, Tres. Rick. 68 Student Council in Action A helpful sponsor gives advise t Voters get winning smile. Martin and Jos6 campaign One of the many pretty posters Kris and Rick campaign Maria Elena reads minutes. Insular Honor Society NATIONAL uouon socunv xx ' I 1 1 29.9 is L5 David Raniff The Commonwealth School Chapter of the Insular Honor Society is one of great dignity. Two of its worthy members have brought great honor not only to themselves, but to the entire school. Last year David Ratliff and Ernesto Gomez, in the annual two -day convention held at the Inter American University, were chosen President and Vice -President respectively of all the chapters on the island of Puerto Rico. David's simple and precise, yet winning speech convinced the delegates of his abilities for the presidency. Likewise, Ernesto's dignity, wide vocabulary and intelligence spoke for him. Indeed, we will always cherish this lasting honor and pride that David and Ernesto have brought to themselves and consequently, the Commonwealth School Chapter of the National Honor Society. gy g Ernesto G6mez 70 THE SAN JUAN STAR - Wednesday, April 22, 1964 AVID RATIIFF, COMMONWEALTH SENIOR, IS PRESIDENT Honor Society Selects Officers ay NAT oamvios David Ratliff, a Commonwealth High School senior. has been elect- ed president of the Puerto Rico Association of National Honor Society Chapters. A complete slate of officers was chosen for 1964-65 at the conclu- sion of a three-day convention end- ing' Sunday on the Inter American University campus in San German. Other officers from the San Juan metropolitan area. are: Ernesto Gomez, vice president: Enrique Lamoutte, secretary, and Aniquita Silva, treasurer, Seventy-tour students and spon- sors attended the fifth annual con- vention from 12 of the 22 island chapters. To be a member of the association, a student must have ia scholastic average of 90 or bet- 82. Election of officers was not based on campaign speeches or popularity appeal, according to Miss Denise Francois, Common- wealth High School assistant prin- cipal and association coordinator. Every candidate, she said, made a three-minute speech on the student's goals in life, ideas about what they want to accom- plish and how the Honor Society can be improved, Each school attending had three votes, The schools participating were: St, John's School, Academia Sa- grado Corazon, Roosevelt Roads High School, Antille High School. Colegio San Ignacio de Loyola, Robinson School, University High School, Academia del Perpetuo Socorro, Colegio San Jose, Com- monwealth High School and Cole- gio San Felipe of Arecibo, Outgoing officers are: Gloria M. Ortiz, president: Nel- lio Justicia, vice president: Mar- tita Melendez, secretary: and Ro- bert Johnson, treasurer. KS OF STATUS, .l.F.K., PEACE, MORALITY sX Governor And Wife Honor 60 Students ln lively Discussions At lu Fortaleza By MANNX sunnni A group of about 60 honor students: from most of the private schools of San Juan were guests of Gov. and Mrs. Munoz at La Fortaleza yesterday --and there didn't seem to be a Popular in the bunch. The group, dressed in Sunday fine-, ry, gathered around the First Lady in a patio at the Executive Man- sion and engaged in some lofty ban- ter with doiia Ines, who prompted the discussion with some probing questions. Among the topics discussed were: the meaning of morality, President Kennedy's contribution to mankind. science, religion and -essential to every gathering at which political persons are present- the status of Puerto Rico.. Decided Opinions The students were all members of their respective school chapters of the National Honor Society of Puerto Rico, and all seemed to have decided opinions on the topics discussed. Dona lnes asked the students about the meaning of neace and how it could be attained. One student answered that peace was something within each individual and that even il the world was in chaos, many of the world's' problems could be resolved if each person was at peace with himself. The answer: prompted a more pessimistic student to reply that world peace could be obtained ins that fashion ony if everybody in the world had the same feeling of inter- 3 .nal peace. Felt Close To Kennedy One of the students said that what she liked most about the late Pre- sident Kennedy was that he made use of youth with the Peace Corps. He asked us- to help him so we felt a lot closer to him. The conversation drifted aim- Iessly as doixa Ines fed a ques- tion here and prompted an an- swer or a rebuttal there. But it was during a question on morality that one student lit a bonfire under the students - who in lar- ge measure came from religious institutions - by suggesting that it is more important to have a personal moral code than a reli- gion. The last question fed to the group was on status and a young girl who hesitantly made a slightly embarrassed introduction finally said that she believed in statehood for Puerto Rico becau- se statehood would bring an end to the uncertainty about Puerto Rico's future. Another -a young fellow this time- suggested that it was im- possible to discuss Puerto Rico's future with any certainty since the average Puerto Rican had not yet defined himself as an indivi- dual. Until we do that, we should consider ourselves Puerto Ricans not independentistas, statehooders or Popularsf' A third girl said independence is the logical status for the is- land. We are Puerto Ricans and should continue to be Puerto Ri- cans, she said. We are now trying so hard to be Americans that we are forgetting how to speak Spanish. Honor Society lst. r. Kris, Elaine, Kitty, Sarah 2nd.r. Carmen, Beverly, Chris, Ernie, Maria Elena, Terry, Carol 3rd.r.. Debbie, Jose, Deanna, Jane, Mike dz David, missing Judy. NATIONAL HQKRSTISY X I N Mil 4. i an-- ' -I VS? Sophomore members: Joey, Ana Maria, Maddy, Alicia, Nathan, Nadia, Marcia, Carmen. Knowledge, service, leadership and scholarship. . . the highest ideals in an individual These are the symbols which the National Honor Society members live up to. The membership is very limitedg to be accepted is one of the most motivating mo- ments in the life of a student. It is an aim for some students or a challenge for others But all those worthy are given ample recognition in the two assemblies held annually at Commonwealth, under the direction of the sponsor, Mrs. Silva. ' The Honor Society will continue to acquire its goals and perform its duties well with the help of its members, the school's most outstanding students. ' The Honor Society presents Christmas gifts to the Instituto Psicopedagogico. 72 Officers: Sec. Sarah, Pres. Carmen, Vice Pres-Tres. Jane. Chess Club 1-r fi' XL-1.64 TQ-pq' l ii llle I i , ig' f' fl it F ix all ' Paul, Max, Rossina, james, Ernesto, Ronald, Dr. Suttell. . Figure this one out. Dr. Suttell stumped? ? ? ? Our school's chess fiends get together occasionally in the afternoons, during lunch or study periods to play among themselves. This small group, sponsored by Dr. Suttell, has been in existance nearly two years and dedicates itself to encouraging students to learn the game and participate in the group's informal gatherings . 73 Science Club The Science Club in our school is an old organization. It has been in existence for five years, although it has never been Very active. This year under the guidance and leadership of Miss Pressick, the club is contributing to Commonwealth numer - ous projects, research Works, and a Science Fair which lies very close in the future. Led by it's sponsor the Science Club is succeeding more and more to increase scientific interest in our school. Sponsor: Miss Pressickg S. Santana , E. G6mez, R. Santana, I. Blakely, V. Krivochey, M. Mariner. nj Indecent exposure This little piggy went to market. Spare parts anyone? Anything, for science! 74 Library Aids Busy sponsor - Mrs. Kramer Unmatched Bookends? Have you returned your book? Melanie, Sarah, Debbie, Chris, Lynn, and Mrs. Kramer Oh, I'm so talentedll The dedicated service the library aids give the school is pricelessg the effort and interest taken in their work, their devotion and responsibility enables our librarian to dedicate herself to other important tasks, otherwise denied to her by the lack of time. We give you a tireless, helpful group, We give you the Library Club. V 75 erlecders ,lk SAN Coach f . TRJN Q . gy? X 1? 76 J-I2 A Cheerleaders 1-A111 MARILYN nate VICK RA lst aker Y 2nd alternate HAHA 77 .... , . ,, ,.L, M NA,. W ,. , The Drifter .,-ia.. L-as-aaa.: am lst row: Trinity, Jamie, Mrs. McCurdy, Barbara Terry, Estrella, Sheldon, Kitty, Bruce 2nd. row: Alan, Glenna, Deanna, Ray, Ian, Irra, Max, Locke, Rafael, Kris 3rd. row: Tommy, David. If you happen to walk into Room 12 durin fifth E33 .n W . ,EI an X , 'A jo 1 -1 ' N you probably notice the members of the Drifter Staff, busy proofreading, correcting, and organizing to meet the deadline for the coming edition. With the help of Mrs. McCurdy, the newspaper staff spends at least one period a day editing and preparing the Drifter for publication. This staff not only provides our agp school with an interesting and lively newspaper, but also gives those interested A an opportunity to learn the aspects of journalism. The Drifter keeps our students well informed as to the current happenings, acquainting them with the WHY of these events or results which they may ultimately have. The main goal in the newspaper staff is to give you the students of Commonwealth High a paper you will be proud of, that will promote school spirit by letting you know what is 5 78 Mrs. McCurdy and Kris Drifter Staff 79 '65 Comet Editors ...Y ASSt. Ed- , Eamon CARMEN lfof- MARIA ELENA Lit Editor: KRIS Layout Editor: LAURIE Typing Editor: LAUREEN Photo Editor: MARILYN Art Editor: CAROL Business Manager: TAMMY 80 Yearbook Staff 1 Art: Rafael X Sports: Pablo and Julio Literary: Sarah, Deanna, Norma, Kris N Layout: Gigi, Sheryl, Sheldon, and Mike Typing: Melanie and Laureen Business: Rick: Kivw, Viflklf 81 Photo Dept. Bruce, Charlie, David, N Judy, Kitty. Yearbook General Assembly selpem Tammy H! Geeee! He bought one! The Yearbook Staff, one of the busiest and most active groups in our school, is also one of the most exciting groups to belong to. Sponsored by Mrs. Ratliff, this organization has the exhausting job of turning out a yearbook at the end of each year, one which is worth putting out, and that you, the students of Caribbean Consolidated Schools will be proud of. This year, the staff has been under the able direction of Carmen Martorani, our editor, aided by her assistant editor, Maria Elena G6mez. However, it is the great work performed by the whole staff that has made the '65 Comet the success it is. One of the biggest challenges, getting the money, was successfully handled by our business manager, Tammy Derieux and her staff. The layout department, headed by Laurie Jones, met their task of laying out all the pages over again until they were perfect. The literary staff directed by Christine Torres, was in charge of all the Writeups to supplement the layouis of the art department headed by Carol lsales. Laureen Summers and her typing department are kept busy clicking away at the keys as long as anything has to be typed. Last, but not least is our very important photo department that has gone around all year surprising everyone with a click of the camerasg this group is headed by Marilyn McCu.rdy. 82 ...aa ,...w ..-wg fi? V 3 3 1 f . A' ga 5 5 i i. gn - 3 , .1 z.: L AR 5 ,ei Two Pros. . . lf QT? 105' 'No mow S7 Mr . Martinez Mr. Fmdderjolm Before A F T E. R Basketball Team 84 I- A C TI VI TIES Sneak Day Getting loaded! ? Uh, oh. Dey got troubles Traditional pyramid We can do it tool! But not like us!! 86 Who do we get next?? Ah what a hard life this is! 1 S ink the Faculty ey, we got Martorani U! Go awayl 87 Wa W Ex NW Q Afterwards-A Party V I 1 AN L 88 Pariy Snaps 89 'f w Lore Arrivols To The Senior Closs JUDITH VIRGINIA SHILLITO Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone. Iudy . . .true spirit of '65. . .came back to graduate. . .full of fun and mischief. . . casual and HG cute. . . osh . . .loves roast beef and outdoor sports. . . close pals: Marilyn 8: Laurie. . . always happy. . .will never forget Coronation and Prom . . . college plans in the future. . . Cheerleading Drama Club Nurses Aid Honor Society JOY ANN ABBOTT If I should loose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by. Hails from West Verginny. . . real southern draul. . . very cute dimples. . . dead ringer for Teddi. . . hangs around with Chris S. . . very fond of spaghetti. . . and More . . .snappy dresser. . .has plans for college next fall. Cheerleader Medical Club Yearbook Saddle Club Newspaper I-I-A - Student Council Latin Club Drama Club German Club Swim Club Young Collegiate Class Officer 4 H Club Bowling League Prom Committee Yearbook Staff .vi BERNADINE HARRDEGTON The truth of it is, the firs, Vidirnents of education are given very indescreetly by most parents. Bernie . . another southern bell. . . hails from Mississippi. . .serious minded-likes English, Books and Hamburgers. . . can't get used to Puerto Rican drivers . . .has long blond curls. . . dedicated spare time to her church. . .quiet. . .has state-side college in mind. Nurses Aid Library Club 90 The Queen And Her Prmcesses at gn- Eetfffi 1' P I Queen Jan West and Tom Walker 1 ' Princess Kity Patino and Tito Ortiz Princess Terry Harcourt and Peter Pilz x gl . xx? fit: 5 if fy fix 91 Sophomore Condidofe Chapman and Rick West Sophomore Condidofe V61ez and Nick Duca 92 1 Sophomore Condidofe Martorani and Richard Gagnon Junior Condidofe ' ity Gonvilez and Pete Howard Q ,H fl 3 Q S Q Senior Condidoie I Shalom and Howard Barte Junior Condidoie 3 y Patino and Robert Ortiz Princesses Then And Now fs .. 1' X Qi. L if a., 3 sri: .L . 'fs ,, I KF , 1, .. .S , 'K i 1 ufm,.,.. , FY Princess Kitty 95 Cur Queen-Then And Now 1an's Winning Smile A ni 5 NN . Www viii W XM X .- ...,. , 1' .: , is 5 i : ' J 3-Q , nnnnnnnnnn X i U U , I' I s F1111 Loving Y A ., 'w b :' :S Jing P9 gg w :,.1 SM ' l '- Birdy, birdy in the sky. . . 96 His name is Tommy s f fi Her Royal Majesty Jw Miss Commonwealth 1965 Jon West Miss Commonweolfh Suson Johnson Presents flowers CNR Prom Queen Teddi Del Monico Miss Francois Susan Johnson Teddi presents gift of appreciation to Mrs. McCurdy. George presents gift of appreciation no Miss Francois. fi I As editor of this yearbook, I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation and that of the staff, to all those who made this year's Comet possible. We give our special thanks to our devoted sponsor, Mrs. Ratliff, Without Whom We would never have accomplished our many goals . Along with her, We thank Mr. Ratliff for the long hours he spent on photography. - Mr. Negron, our kind and patient photographer, has our deepest appreciation for his excellent and speedy work on the senior and group pictures, not to mention the many extras he threw in. Naturally, Mrs. Torregrosa, our yearbook representative, has our thanks for her help in the composition of our yearbook. Last, but certainly not least, are you the students, parents, fa- culty and office staffs of Caribbean Consolidated Schools Who have so willingly cooperated with the staff and myself. Thank you all very much, and We sincerely hope that the l965 Comet meets with your approval. Carmen Martorani . - 5 :X -rfiwfeggx . 1 1 . -S '.f ' ' was-143...',f' I -EI. ' L' 1' ' 1' A 35 i. 13, Qs, G3 gig! av ff ,gym , jwg ' ff, vqf 1xQ,lilfSyii2::i. . 25g'ff v ,ers- 4F?4'f I f' If ' ,f lapiifggffffyx 69 Iii? vii :-f,,,,fag .: 4, gg-x ,, - ,- W K - '6 in QS. ' A V? uf, - ff-. 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