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

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N- lx IABLEIXUI5 CONTENTQTIS INTRODUCTION ................ I THIS IS COMMONWEALTH .... I O Faculig ........................ I 3 Seniors ..... ..... I 9 Juniors ........... ..... 4 9 Underclassmen ...... ..... 5 5 THIS IS PARKVILLE ............ 67 Faculfg .............. ..... 6 8 Clilsses ............ ...... 7 O THIS IS SAN JUAN ..... ..... 8 I Faculig ........... ..... 8 Q Cldsses .......... ...... 8 3 ORGANIZATIONS ....... ..... 8 7 ACTIVITIES ......... ..... 9 7 ATHLETICS ............ .... I O9 ADVERTISEMENTS ........... I 2 I AUTOGRAPHS ..... ...... I 40 He that has found a way to keep a chi1d's spirit easy, active and free, and yet at the same time to restrain him from many things he has a mind to, has found the true secret of educa- noni' Locke WMM MMM DEDICATION Mrs Schwartz as Principal of Com monwealth I-hgh School has set asher goal the desire to make Common wealth the best school on the island around the achievement of that rdeal Very rarely does one encounter so many admirable quahtres in one per son energy selflessness integrity a never ending patience and aumque sense of fairness Mrs Schwartz for your strength of character your faith and enthusiasm and your search for truth we are proud to dedicate the 1968 COMET to ou l I I X fm I 1 Shep has structured this 'whole year y . .-- .IX , sk ' , ' 5 y s . ct- . f ,. 4 , g y K if 1 xg!! 1 I 1 4 I 1 . X It is my pleasure to extend best wishes for happiness and success to the Class of 1968, Common- wealth High School. In all sincerity l must say that I do not envy you the world into which you are graduating. I do however, envy you your youth and energy and I hope that you will put them to work to make the earth a better, more livable, happier place than it seens to be now. You are going out into a world of considerable confusion. At no time in history have people been so affluent, at least in our society, and have they had so many tools to make their daily chores easier, but still it can be said that this is perhaps one of the unhappiest periods in all of the time of man. How to retain the ideals and the standards that have grown with the ages in the face of a materialistic and existentialist society has proven to be more than man can contend with. This adjustment between philosophies is your job and about all I can say is that your teachers have worked diligently to give you the ideas and the skills to work with, but it will be up to you to apply them to the vast task that confronts you. I wish you luck. Herbert E. Warfel 'Sl' F' From Left to Right: Mr. Stanley Segal fChairmanj, Mrs. Europa Pifiero, Mr. Gene Prince, Mr. Robert Borders, Mr. Alexander McCurdy fVice-Chairmany, Mr. Cyril Ford, Mr. Robert Shuman, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Gloria Whitcomb. MISSING: Mr. Alan Hirsch, Mr. Charles Toth. f, fr K X . A I X 1 V X 1 .X R 1 . x tl M . X 1 - to Ka S BOARD our omscrons - My CARIBBEAN CONSOLIDATED ' Qcnoots INC. I I' . X N THQ COMMO K-,, Li? lf: RW .Q , x TX , x L , 1 , , -af .lg . x N53 r 'A x x , ', X x 1 K i -- ' .. wk A,' up xlkvpj' XX s' i QQkA is i.p,f'r, MESSAGE FROM rl-IE Wy JI ,TJ c. PRINCIPAL I ys fi a il I iiirt n X rx rv A A momentous event is occuring now: your commencement. J According to Webster, commence signifies that which one is entering upon: beginning or having a beginning. ,A At your commencement you have officially completed twelve years of formal schooling. In essence, though, you are just beginning your lives as independent, responsible adults. It is hoped that you will look upon your diploma as just that: your beginning into the adult world of business and university life. I hope your lives are filled with continuous growth and the courage you need to successfully achieve all your goals. y mme schwafrz ' P I c I2 r. - N f D 1 2 K xx KN X G x SN Qi I 5 fx, v W inf, ,M iw 5 'L' 4--1, N 1333555 ffimf, pf, Zggzgggiyfgggg Ne- mix ' - E Q F Q - mfg? fgsg mai ' sg gg.. W 'QQYVSY : 3353 M.-3 '41 H mfg X A 7f.:,,,f-x mf fjgifif 12, 8 Q : M' Nfl n fs r L X N., n ,yy V W-.1 K,,,.. ,,. FACULTX X ,, r.. he -- e V ' ' l. TO OUR TEACHERS An artist teacher is one who delves deeply into his studies, and seeks to light the flame of interest for his students. We the Seniors of Commonwealth feel the faculty has played an Lntegral part m our lrves Many of us have felt that one specral teacher has tnfluenced us both academrcally and socrally But most of all we have absorbed therr teachrngs therr alms and therr per sonalmes They have become part of us Thank you for your endeavors to make us better more productrve mdrvrduals You are all truly artrst teach e S!! 1 I I ' 1 D ' n l . . , . . I . - X 1, I I fl - Y . . . . H . - s ' i .IE I 1 gg--'-'ff' - V ' . . i i- S 7' , N 3,4 I! 't f Culture. acquarnting ourselves with the best that has been known and said in the world. L J K,,l,- ' The secret of success ft ful teaching is to teach accurately, thoroughly, and earnestly. A MR. JOSEPH PASTORINO MRS. ANITA STEWART Our aim is to produce individuals who are self reliant and who have faith in the democratic process Science becomes the prelude to man s emancipation from the idols of the past MRS LINDA MARGOLIES MRS VIVIAN RIOLLANO Science can make men into immortal gods. Man is made great not so much by ex- pressing his feelings as by the careful cul- tivation of his rational powers. MRS. JULIA ALVARADO lf' MRS. JEAN KINNEY . 4 X The challenge of ed- ucation is not personal perfection, but social improvement. Education is the art of forming men, not specialists. MRS. JO ANN MCMAHON J Language is as much an art as music or lit- erature. Mathematics possess- es not only truth, but supre autyM MRS . ITALA ALVARADO crea sof an a g agei he st lk RWKQ? A liberal education is one that leads to an -4- unprejudiced search for truth in her many guises. RRR MRS. MARIA MATTHEWS H , I6 MRSQ CARMEN ZAPATAXX . 1, ,A 'fl ' tr 'iw' V MRS. ELDA GUERRERO MR. MICHAEL KIRBY rj ,, N, V R, t ,P y I. iw 1 f .- ,'s l 1 l ,.. -X . 1 , 'X N lj lx x in L HI N 1 R lj XJ ,f I , ., , is X MISS ROSLYNNEIKAUFMAN MRS. JULIE PIERCE -fr, , -sf: MRS. Louise LIGHTNER Fe W Mi' F FQ? J' JJ N EIR v - , ' , , fr, U fl by V i ,N Books are the treas- ured wealth of the world and the fit in- heritance of genera- tions and nations. Literature is my Utopia. Education makes us more and more Educational relations make the strongest tie. Books are my tools, and the greater their variety, the greater the help to my work. A university should be a place of light, liberty, and of learn- ing. MRS . INES FIGUEROA -: 67? . 135 -f L , .Af , Q sun X MRS. HAYDEE SILVA PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ff MISS GRACE BELAVAL ' f N' A K ' MR. IAIME CABRERA oFFlcE TT T STAFF MRS. LILLIANA NIN MRS. EVELYN BUONO T egting Secretary ' X ,. xutiiweggx li 2 ,J 1 Q , : A J I Sf WSW Q x r b 3 3 v iii, Q, Sax if sf, ff . EQ A X H5-f .. ' M K 4, fig ' . 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Our Our Our Freshman year? how, led by Mike Torres, we wore out a numerous amount of English teachers fright, Ricky?J, ordered class rings, witnessed our boys suddenly develop periscopic eyes upon Miss Pressick's arrival, and refereed fights between our own down -home group The Travelers and the administration. We never graduated, though, through no fault of our own . . . Sophomore year? how newcomer Joe Col6n merengued down the basketball courtg the affectionate feeling we all had for our little Spanish teacher, Mr. Santiago. We won Field Day by an overwhelming number of points fYea, sophomoreslj and that same day we profited Sl from our Spook House, the scariest ever. Our pigtailed classmate quacked his way through the Stolen Prince g that year we also inherited the Coronation, which was a roaring successg supported the cafeteria fcomplete with burnt grease and bugsj. To finish the year off, we flubbed -up our singing debut at the senior's graduation . . . Junior year? how with Ricky Oldach as President, we once again ordered class rings, this time with black stones, which finally arrived at the end of summer, inducted eleven classmates into the National Honor Society, again sponsored the Coronation, where our own Patty Walker was chosen Queeng the student government was reorganized and promptly dis- integrated . . . hmmm . . . Three members of our class deserted us and flew up to the Senior perch. We wound up our junior year with a blast of a Junior-Senior day, Stu- dent Council elections in which two of our classmates became President and Vice- President, and the Prom, held at the Racquet Club . . . Wouldst thou believe . . . ' Our Senior year? how guided by Mrs. Schwartz and Class President Patty Walker we made plans for the Prom, graduation ffinallyj, and organized Junior-Senior Day grainy but funpg our short- lived television idols The Good Guys , iced tea sales, the lunch -stealing from Locker 41571, an illegal football game, and homemade egg salad in lab . . . Our classmate Randy became Commonwealth's Queen at a wham -bang of a Coronation. Seniors, ah yes, we finally made it---and this entitled us to certain privileges, smoking on the bleachers and outside lunches . . . If you believe this, would you believe graduation??? l l ALLAN ROBERT ABERMAN Education is not a function of the stateg let him die if he is not clean. Allan . . . Flower Power . . . you had an accident in whose car??? . . . o -o -o -ohh---sweat! . . . a Brillo comb . . . forever in his hand . . . will never forget Biology . . . always willing to pose . . . hates snakes . . . lovable, chubby tease . . . loves New York . . . oh, cultural history and the demerit for sneezin . . . colle e and 8 S degree in Business Administration . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Football Teams . . . Ping Pong Club . . . Music Club .. AT I 1 , 5 , -1' 1 3 1 I I 1 I i i . l .hy wt ,, 5, x -err laa,, We gr' I -A FRANKLIN ALVAREZ unobtrusively quiet . . . sometimes . . . secret desire to desire secretly . . . will remember Commonwealth . . . always on time Q??J . . . passion for gum . . . Long, Long Ago . . . college in B the future . . . major in P. R. History . . . Baseball Team . . . 3 , ff Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity. Frank . . . his conception of paradise: 36-24-36 . . . Y'a11 Q. . 2l LYNN ANNE BARRETTI 4 p i l expect to pass through this world but once. I must live and laugh now for I shall not pass this way again. Belvedere . . . Barb's other half . . . never without Sweet Tarts . . . or Jose . . . Oy vay . . . dreams of a world without hate . . professional glasses breaker . . . secret desire to play drums . . . always at the school store . . . or making posters . . . round puz- zles . . . thoughtful and sweet . . . craves Cultural History . . . originally from New 'Joisey' . . . 90 degree chin . . . excellent National Honor Society . . . Student Council fVice -Presidentj . . Yearbook . . . Newspaper . . . Drama Club . . . Volleyball Team . . . Literary Magazine . . . A man is not born a man but a boy, and man is what a boy makes of himself. Our well-built Spaniard . . . J. B. . . . passion for good food . . . conception of Paradise - no jealousies, no hyprocrisy . . . tied down in fifth grade . . . to a chair?? . . . desire to travel . . . glue??? . . . Never My Love . . . ambition - Aircraft Mainten- ance Engineer Honor Roll . . . National Honor Society . . . Track and Field Team IAVIER BERROCAL student . . . future plans include college . . . major in Fine Arts . IA MES BLA KELY l do love my country 's good with a respect more tender, more holy, and profound than mine own life. Jimmy . . . Good Grief! . . . How about a midnight boat ride? . . . Curley-cue hair . . . craves baked flounder . . . college doesn't want me!! ! . . . always willing to show his coral' fly scar . . . fathomless blue eyes . . . budding thespian . . . has a problem with long -sleeved shirts . . . our lovable baby . . . could never wear his shirt tail out . . . the secret conservative of Commonwealth . . . aspiring mathematician . . . college . . . then a career as a geo -physicist . . . Student Council . . . National Honor Society QPresidentp . . . Year- book . . . Red Cross . . . Drama Club . . . Science Club . . . KW, Lp, , JOAQUIN CAMPOS, IR. All who joy would win must share it, - happiness was born a twin. Jocko . . . Steve's other half . . . always thinking . . . about girls . . . money . . . never seen without his Advanced Math book . . . minute writing . . . weight -on pills . . . left over food?? . . . rattles off millions of typewriter names . . . likes the Rolling Stones . . . Cubano . . . hey, that's sexy! . . . there's always a glint behind those glasses . . . neatest Physics notebook . . . col- lege . . . then electronical engineering . . . Volleyball . . . Bowling Teams . . . g at a1'f::fe,Er 1 - 2 V TOM GLENDON Something there is that doesn't love a wall. Tomato '. . . reserved and quiet . . . more or less . . . never without The Art of Loving . . . new senior . . . from Hyannis, Massachusetts . . . Sherry . . . pet peeve - Society's Child . . . ' oh, those madras shirts! . . . clean -cut . . . likes It's My Life . . . career as a pilot in the future 24 A' l TERESA GAMAS The Devil can outwit a mang a woman can outwit ten! Tere . . . our guitar entertainment at lunch . . . ouch! . . . would like to live in Europe . . . oral reports, ugh! . . . linguist . . . quiet and sweet . . . remembers 1967 Sneak Day . . . never far from Rene . . . passion for music . . . always willing to help Q . . superior student . . . Cubana . . . double-jointed . . . in one finger?'? . . . Ebb Tide . . . dances a mean merengue . . . future plans include liberal arts college . . . National Honor Society . . . Volleyball Team . . . French Club . . . Honor Roll . . . Yearbook . . . Vice-President fSenior Classy . . . x X i X fk 1 f .1 I NETTIE JANE HOCHSTEIN And if I laugh at any mortal thing, 'tis that I may not weep. Ned . . . secret desire to never grow up . . . tall and pretty . . . l You love it! . . . will never forget 1967 San Juan Bautista night . . . Hunca Munca-er . . . oh, wow! . . . expert at eye makeup y . . . carries a white straw suitcase . . . loves to dance - always draws a crowd . . . never without my four-wheeled bombshell . . . Alabama belle . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . college in fu- ' ture . . . major in Public Relations Honor Roll . . . Cheerleading . . . Drama Club . . . Newspaper . . . Yearbook . . . Office Aid . . . ik , :S I' E offs! ,f Q V! F 1 7 I N, j Q tw fl f Ax Y L V. J L35 - wi l Ll . O i , dxf' M . ' sf ,, H- T,-...f :,:,1hF-X -l ,, -if o gum 3 p p I l fl M I Y' g iQ?!'4,,'fX ' SAN RAHZEXLPS ' to If you learn to live with something that hurts and almost ignore it, then you're not going to try to make it better. Sandy . . . our beautiful, curvacious blonde . . . famous red R corduroy suit . . . iQue bravo! . . . would like a weekend locked up in a bakery . . . seen with Evelyn . . . oh, nothing, never mind . . . craves chocolate goodies . . . great eyes - big and brown . . . New Yorker . . . remembers her junior year . . . lizards - ugh! . . . sharp dresser . . . To Love Somebody . . . college for major in Social Sciences . . . Yearbook . . . Newspaper V. . . Girl Scouts . . . Student Council . . . , 1 25 1 r A ' ' 'kik lil KATHLEEN KELLEY To thine own self be true. Kathy . . . Swear to God! . . . always with Rose and Lori . . . THOMAS ROBERT LINCOLN A friend in power is a friend lost. Tom . . . our newest senior . . . without cigarettes . . . Mariadelos . . . remembers the 'Burg . . . gorgeous hair . . . smiling eyes be- hind those glasses . . . ambition - to be a rich lawyer . . . craves fancy and expensive clothing . . . The Temptations . . . in the future - college . . . major in Accounting . . . French Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Jurisprudence Society . . . wistful, angelic look . . . will remember her great friends at Commonwealth . . . fan of soul music . . . Hey, big Kath! . . . Motowner from Detroit . . . Mr. Pastorino, I have to pick a girl up at the airport . . . can't stand Monday mornings . . . wants to see the world . . . her paradise is her own rock on the beach . . . college . . . then social work . . . Cheerleading . . . Office Aid . . . Newspaper . . . Yearbook . . . Que ca1ent6nl . . . never . . . originally from Santurce Yearbook . . . Paideia . . . IUDITH M . LISANSKY --but l never believe much in happiness. l never believe much in misery either. Judi , . . originally from New Haven . . . new at Commonwealth this year . . . l once knew someone who . . . . . . sunbathing on the bleachersff? . . . never without a problem . . . but always wil- ling to listen to yours . . . will never forget what's -his-name . . . ' passion for hamsters and white mice . . . forever in quest of her d lighter . . . always at the mailbox . . . What diet? .. . college . . . English major . . . Newspaper . . . Art Club . . . Yearbook . . . Office Aid . . . Literary Magazine Glditorj . . . Student Political Union . . . ' 1 ii ,, if , , - -f y if js is to nssse up ,M A l Ross c. MAR'rrN ', The future becomes the present, the present the past, and the past turns into everlasting regret if you don't plan for it. 3 As sweet as her name . . . never without sunglasses or a straw . . . Rosie . . . her paradise is'at the beach . . . 'fRea1ly! . our blolnd bud that bloomed . Kathyls b,uddy . . . willvnever forget P. R. History class . . y, How-'Gan I Be Sure? . . . possible career C as an I. B. M. programmer . . . n Student Coiuicil . . . Yearbook . . . Cheerleading . . . RICARDO MARX I know that I know nothing. Peibo . . . athletic export from Cuba . . . passion for female tourists . . . that famous accent - Jes, that is a jellow chirt . . . seen with Gary and Ricky . . . that's a MOH your finger??? . . . hates fake hippies . . . frequent churchgoer?? . . . plans major in Business at college . . . Honor Roll . . . Ping Pong Club . . . Baseball . . . Volleyball . . . Basketball Teams. . . ROBERT L. MARTINEZ What we live is more vital than what some of us read. Arecibo . . . native son . . . hates show -offs . . . the boy behind the dark lenses . . . That's the way the ball bounces . . . will never forget the first time he broke his leg . r . conceives paradise in a nice big house with all kinds of luxuries . . . QQQ Toyota B . . . could use a helicopter for his bi -weekly travels . . . awfully friendly . . . athlete . . . college in Puerto Rico . . . then a career as a lawyer .. .. Honor Roll . . . Basketball . . . Volleyball Teams . . . 1 I V X A Joss c. MAsso ru X- X Make new friends, but keep the old - one is silver, the other gold. Butch . . . Commonwea1th's Man for all Seasons . . . vibrant personality . . . Cesar's sidekick . . . craves soul music . . . What ,, . .,,f if a fox! . . . a CHS leader . . . Samuanero . . . devotee of Sammy Davis, Jr. . . . have it off! . . . charge account at the Hunca s ik srr' y p , Munca . . . pet peeve - immature seniors f??j . . . famous last y C' ETV Q words - how about an Alumni Day? . . . great drummer . . . fu- t'rVr ture includes college . . . major in Journalism . . . f Student Council fPresidenty . . . Newspaper fEditorj . . . Yearbook is Q W . . . Red Cross . . . Drama Club . . . National Honor Society . . . C Literary Magazine . . . Volleyball . . . Basketball . . . Baseball ! V y 3 i lx Teams . . . ' ggi 1 it fi pg A s c li M 5. .4 Y-1 x - X A YR. x wx Q , lu rp 1 1 l XX ,X Uk X -X H S , x S r ERWIN B. MELZER lr I am a lover and have not found my thing to love. Erwin . . . 6' 4 . . . 3 ? . . . 2 ? . . . l ? . . . snar-r-r-r-l . . . ultra -handsome . . . Swiss immigrant . . . from Cuba? . . . avid reader . . . Norwegian Wood . . . can't stand women with rollers . . . fiery temper . . . on the surface . . . quadri-linguist . . . the lounge decorating and cleaning committee???. . . lunch time on the bleachers . . . architectural career in the future . . . Wrestling Club . . . Basketball . . . Track and Eield Teams . . . 29 I ALFONSO MUELLE Live and let live. Peruano . . . new senior this year . . . quiet until you know him .. . anda, pues . . . frequents the bleachers . . . conception of paradise is anything that isn't English class . . . part of the Cuban crowd . . . remembers the good times at Commonwealth . . . wonderful eyes . . . rarely in possession of his ring . . . Dedi- cated to the One I Love . . . future executive . . . college and major in Business Administration LORETTA C. MIRAGLIA A little credulity helps one on through life very smoothly. Lori . . . changing hair lengths . . . New Jerseyite . . . Oh, beautiful! . . . remembers George and Company . . . Yea, Senior Carnival?? . . . friendly . . . secret desire for lentini macaroni?? . . . frequents Condado . . . pet peeve---bugs . . . Motown Sound . . . great dancer . . . never without Kathy . . . wants to see the world . . . after high school will study I. B. M. programming . . . Drama Club . . . Yearbook . . . Forensic League . . . Office Aid . . . Cheerleading . . . Q . STACIE .DENISE NO'1fINE Love gives naught but itself and takes naught but from itselfg Love possesses not nor would it be possessedg For Love is sufficient unto Love. Stace . . . dreams of a world with the innocence and sincerity of childhood and the beauty and peace of nightfall . . . Okay, hon . . . straws and spitfires . . . John . . . filmy blonde . . . uses third period to catch up on sleep?? . . . trouble with the dress rules . . . goes everywhere in blue Mustang . . . How can I Be Sure? . . . sweet and helpful . . . college . . . social work . . . then mar- riage . . . Drama Club . . . Newspaper . . . Yearbook . . . Pep Squad . . . Of- fice Aid . . . Coronation Committee . . . - I I RICHARD J. OLDACH l've made it a rule never to drink by daylight and never to re fuse a drink after dark. Yorker . . . Future includes college for degree in Aeronautical Engineering . . . Student Council . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . : . Volleyball Teams . . . Chi-Chi . . . Rodriguezif? . . . Beer, beer . . . freckles . . . egg salad in the lab . . . punctual? . . . has a rainbow of 'Banlon' shirts . . . A Man and a Woman . . . hates conceited girls . . . Yeah, right! . . . good sense of humor . . . friendly . . . New 1 X , LIGIA CAROLINA ORTIZ Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Ligia . . . ay, boy! . . . seen with any Spanish speaking person . . . craves traveling . . . likes Papa Candito . . . forever smiling . . . beautiful eyes . . . dislikes grouchy people . . . camera bug . . . oh, that volleyball service . . . future plans include college Volleyball Team . . . AW, RANDY LEE PERLMAN X Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Our Junior Senior . . . Ran . . . latent artist? . . . likes shopping . . . food . . . igpay atinlay . . . famous for funny little presents at odd times . . . let's get organized! . . . her paradise is - green grass, shining sun, blue sky, colorful flowers, and lots of love . . . remembers the Coronation . . . Only 50 payments left on my organ! . . . off-and -on romances with Allan . . . more on than off . . . diet pills and more diet pills . . . hard -working . . . her future includes college and nursing school . . . Student Council . . . Drama Club . . . Red Cross . . . Yearbook . . . President Uunior Classy RX W d , JORGE ROMAN Y A man is king in his own home. Iito . . . San Juanero . . . newcomer to Commonwealth this year . shy . . . basketball star . . . suede shoes . . . El Despertar . . . his paradise includes true love . . . will remember Graduation Day . . . fiebrun for horses . . . the future holds college . . . then law school . . . r V, W ..sr Travel Club . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Bowling Teams . . . 1 RENE'RUIZ y The deed I intend is great, but what I intend, I do not know. s Rene . . . Ave Maria! . . . tall and lanky . . . remembers the day the beaker 'overflew' . . . hecho en Cuba . . . always with 5 Teresa . . . hates braggarts . . . excellent student . . . oh, that guitar playing! . . . Malaguefia . . . fabulous dancer . . . quiver- ing voice . . . or is that his Adam's apple?'?? . . . Something Stupid . . . sure success in college as science or math major . . . Honor Roll . . . Chess Club . . . National Honor Society . . . French Club . . . Art Club . . . Knowledge is power. Gary . . . Israeli immigrant . . . beautiful tan . . . on one hand'?'? . . . sardonic class comic . . . an ever decreasing handicap . . . weekends on the Dorado Golf course . . . gorgeous hazel eyes and a tooth -paste-ad smile , . . will pursue an engineering career . . . Student Council . . . National Honor Society . . . Honor Roll . . . Basketball Team . . . BARBARA ANN SCHELSHORN Ah, but a man's grasp should exceed his reach, or what's a heaven for? Barb . . . from the Bronx , . . long brown hair - green eyes . . . busy yearbook editor . . . bilingual . . . pals - Lynn and Judi . . . The Great Organizer . . . pet peeve - uncooperative people and cockroaches . . . legs . . . remembers her trip to Europe . . . worry wart . . . oh, dear! . . . never without her camera, glasses or lunch . . . passion for raw vegetables and licorice . . . college in future with marine biology as goal . . . Student Council . . . Yearbook . . . Newspaper . . . National Honor Society . . . Drama Club . . . Honor Roll . . . Prom Committee . . . Literary Magazine . . . , 1 , N ly, 1 -,et w .X X , X X .R GARY SCHWEIFEL 7 is The sweet wine - drink it slowly to make it last, but drink as much as possible. Steve . . . the senior Good Guy . . . remembers Psychedelic '68 . . . hecho en Puerto Rico . . . seen with Lindsey . . . always studying C???J . . . his paradise - wine, song, women . . . has a traveling slide-rule . . . passion for girls and cars . . . known for giving huge bottles of perfume . . . howdoyacal1it . . . future plans include college . . . major in civil engineering . . . National Honor Society . . . Student Council . . . Baseball . . . Basketball Teams STEPHEN ssc.-it X Y FERNANDO VALDES A little sunburnt by the glare of life. F'erdie . . . our sun blonde, red nosed surfing devotee . . . hails from California . . . Yeah, right! . . . secret desire to become one of the top ten surfers in the world . . . that's a secret? . . . never without his car . . . Mrs. Margolies' chauffeur?? . . . that stubborn shock of hair . . . plans on college with major in Business Administration . . . Student Council . . . Psychology Club . . . Swimming . . . fl'rack . . . Basketball . . . Football Teams . . . Y I 7 77? 1 J f fl N, 1 xb L WILLIAM WAGNER Confidence is the mother of abuse. Bill . . . never without his Chevy . . . or Fiat . . . como estas You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Patty . . . never without Bill . . . later . . . passion for tall boys . . . craves surfing and cheesecake . . . Yeah, right! . . . dislikes phony people .. . will never forget the return trip from Ramey . . . petite blond . . . seeks a world of non-violence and understanding . . . hard worker . . . future plans . . . college for Interior Decoration . . . then marriage . . . Yearbook . . . Newspaper . . . Drama Club . . . Miss CHS 1967 . . . Cheerleading fCaptainj . . . President qSeniot Classy . . . papillo! . . . otro Cubano . . . When I was in Yale . . . sneez- ing and question fits in Cultural I-listory?? . . . interested in girls' reactions to boys . . . known for widely scattered hordes of beauti ful girlfriends . . . hard-working . . . sincere and always helpful . . . changeable plans for the future . . . fyes, but every five minutes?j . . . Ping Pong Club . . . PATRICIA LEE WALKER N. Q V, Oo Aye, ,xx A i , , X' .V . XX K N K K l V -. TI xx Ny Rl' , X' X . si HARRY ZACHARIAS l'm not a moralistg I'l1 do anything for money for anyone but a Communist. If l live high till I'm forty that's enough for any man. Maricuso . . . good dresser . . . his paradise is a mine full of beer . . . goal - 35358 . . . Cubano . . . seen with William . . . is al ways dying to take pictures for the COMET . . . dislikes apple- polishers . . . curly hair and freckles . . . hard hitter in football . looks forward to college . . . major in Textile Engineering . . . Yearbook . . . Baseball . . . Volleyball Teams . . . A . f X i'x,,,Q 'M L Y Ns h 'yr .K W K ' X L yr 17 xx i ut, N 2 X K X BRlAN DARMANINX- a- If '5 it There is greatlabilityl in knowing. how to conceal one's'Vability. mi Brian g.t alwaykshaquiet, always alone . at but Njieyler without r Vcigaretteyyf . despises phonie axidsthe school cafeteriaiy. .x '1et's X PHOTO ' go have a cigarette . . . alw Vs blushing . . . fuliire awaits him No' Available in New York . . . Q xl K - K , Newspaper . . . T I ,r -e- F ,Bw-1 v... fu ,L if Q--ww 51594,-. Y I 34 ., N ' ' 'Wil ax 'Sl' Af K'+'1'5im A an ' ,J ee gfsgkgkgblg yr 1- 5 4 3 V- ,A -- www-,ww ' maven MOST INTELLECTUAL Judi Lisansky and Rene Ruiz I do not distinguish men by the eye, but by the mind, which is the proper judge. WITTIEST ' Stacie Notine f and s A ,Gary Schweifelr Wit is the only wall between us and the dark. i K CLASS FLIRTS Netfie Hochstein and Allan Aberm an Coquetry whets the appetiteg flirtation depraves it. b MOST COURTEOUS Teresa Gamas and Rene Ruiz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Schelshorn and Gary Schweifel BEST DRESSED Sandra Kelps and Fernando Valdes J 3 My Courtesy . . . Vgives its owner passport around the globe. A minutes' success pays the failure of years. The soul of this man is his clothes. 1 1 MOST TA LENTED Randy Perlman and Jose Mass6 MOST ATI-I LET IC Ligia Ortiz and Ricardo Marx MOST ATT RACTIVE Nettie Hochstein and Fernando Valdes -1- 1. Q an .A V .- ' .gl Doing easily what others find difficult is talentg doing what is impossible for talent is genius. The whole delight of true sportsmen is in the pursuit. fi k t f BeautQ is boughtaby judgment of the eye MR. JOSEPH PASTORINO Although Mr. Pastorino is new to Commonwealth this year, he has impressed us so favorably that this section of the SENIOR CORNER is dedicated to him. For the short time he has been here, he has striven to make all of his students more aware of their surroundings. He himself wrote, If this is to be an enlightened world in which people of all races, creeds, and nationalities can live harmoniously, the teacher must develop the traits and abilities of the future generation. Mr. Pastorino has not maintained an aloof teacher-student relationship. Instead, he has made us all feel like we are friends, an admirable quality in any teacher. As advisor to the COMET and the HOURGLASS , he has unselfishly given of his time and energy--determined to release the best publications in Commonwealth's history. Because he is a fine person and an excellent teacher who has instilled in us the desire to learn more, we welcome MR. JCBEPH PASTORINO to the SENIOR CORNER. l f'N , K, THE SENIOR CORNER Every year, the Senior Class elects three of their classmates whom! they feel deserve special Commendation. This has become a highf light of the COMET and so, we invite you to peek into the l968g SENIOR CORNER. V PA TRICIA WA LKER Patty has been an active member of our class for six years. During! this time, she has gained recognition as a leader. She was cheer-1 leading captain and Miss Commonwealth last year. This year she is President of the class, and again captain of the cheerleaders. Because she is enthusiastic, hardworking, cheerful, and a leader , we welcome PATTY WALKER to the SENIOR CORNER. E ,s XKFWHM T Cxfrx MASS6 1 .welcomes JOSE MASSO. BARBARA SCHELSHORN Throughout the nine years that Barbara has been at Common- wealth she has gained the reputation as an outstanding or- ganizer. As secretary of the National Honor Society and Ed- itor of the literary magazine last year, and as Editor of the COMET this year, Barbara has given the best of herself to each position, and proven her efficiency. In addition to her extracurricular activities, Barbaraiis an excellent student and has maintained a high scholastic average. For her dedication and hard work, we welcome BARBARA SCHELSHORN to the SENIOR CORNER. .tx N37 it , i f A in As Editor of the Kaleidoscope and President' of the Student i -Idsefhas 'cli.maxed9four busy,-years. , Extremely pop- , T' nlar, Josef has won the hearts of all Commonwealthers with disarming personality. A truly hardworking Senior, he 'K y ihas energetically improved the newspaper and student organi- ation. For his outstanding school spirit, the SENIOR CORNER , t , m Z- 43 mv EQEC-aj IIN xi! LAST WILL AND TEQTAMEIQTL l We, the Class of 1968, being of insane mind and judgment, broken down body, and foggy memory, do hereby establish, ordain, and publish this to be our last will and testament. L , 5 I, Allan Aberman, leave my ping pong skill to Susie. , I. Franklin Alvarez, leave my car to CARE. I, Lynn Barretti, leave my low, sexy voice to Melanie, and my 20-20 vision eyeballs to thehy6 Bank.f l, Javier Berrocal, leave my invaluable good humor to Mrs. Louden. I '9 A I, James Blakely, leave my love for classics to Lindsey. A l, Joaquin Campos, leave my typing talent to Mrs. Stewart. ' I, Teresa Gamas, leave my lunch to Netty. I, Tom Glendon, leave my car to anyone who could drive it! I, Nettie Hochstein, leave my thirteen dimples to Miliza. l, Sandy Kelps, leave my conflicts and frustrations to Mrs. Riollano, and my charming personality to Susan Behar. f lp Kathy Kelley, leave my minidresses to Mrs. Kinney. I,' Judi Lisansky, leave Advanced Math to more able hands. I, Roberto Martinez, leave my cold car to anyone with a winter coat. b l, Ricardo Marx, leave my height to Bill. 'X I, Bill Markolf, leave my Tarzan yodel to Jon McCune. KX f l, Rose Martin, leave a box of straws to the cafeteria. A 5 A I, Jose Mass6, leave my wintip shoes to David Santana, and my goatee to Mrs. Silva. ' I, Erwin Melzer, leave my well controlled temper to any redhead. l, Lori Miraglia, leave my extra pounds to Jody. I, Alfonso Muelle, leave my Peruvian accent to Guenola. ' I, Stacie Notine, leave my eight hours sleep to Susie. l, Ligia Ortiz, leave my place on the volleyball team to Ann Rubin. I, Randy Perlman, leave my hair straightener to Melanie, and my diet pills to Susie. X I, Jorge Romany, leave my basketball ability to Johnny de Vries. L X l, Rene Ruiz, leave my thoughts to Sherry, and my straight A's to Loni. l, Barbara Schelshorn, leave my arguments to Mrs. Margolies. I, Gary- Schweifel, leave my hook to Bonnie. I, Steve Segal, leave my singing ability and my pick to Lindsey. I, Fernando Valdes, leave my so -called surfing ability to Linda. l, William Wagner, leave my good looking car to Bobby, and my Cuban accent to Ann Rubin. 1, Patty Walker, leave my shrunken clothes to Kathy, and my Foamie to Duncan. l, Harry Zacharias, leave my portable bar to anyone interested. We, the Seniors, do will and bequeath our character, high morals, honesty, leadership, integrity, per- sonality, and sincerity to the Freshmen in hopes that when they are Seniors they won't be such big liars. We, the Seniors also leave: . the janitors an automatic after-school-cleaner -upper. . Mrs. Buono six bags of potato chips and a case of Coke. . Mr. 'Cabrera a basketball team, average height 6' S . l . Mrs. Kinney fifty pounds of fat from our heads, and a ruler to measure skirts. . Mr. Pastorino a rubber stamp that says ab0minable . . Mrs. Schwartz in peace. .ax 1' 'R L S , 9 Returning to Puerto Rico after an absence of ten years, I picked up the local newspaper in hopes of finding news of my classmates fClass of '68J. I was really surprised to see, on the front page, headlines about William and Tom L. They apparently are international playboys and are returning to their harem in Asia. Sandy was also on the front page. Her campaign for No Makeup in School is getting wide publicity. As I turned the pages, I ran into more familiar names. Allan runs a beauty salon specializing in hair straightening, and has a flower shop on the side. There's a picture of Javier on this page, advertising men's colognes. Rose is also adver- tising: she's now a plastic surgeon specializing in nose jobs. One article cites Bill as President of the Auto Safety Club. The society section shows Roberto modeling sunglasses. Patty models clothes for 6' girls. Stacie has a column on this page called Advice to the Love Lorn. We produced quite a few manufacturers: Ricky makes Banlon golf shirts, Gary makes matzoh balls, Harry's business is making beer kegs, and Ricardo man- ufactures elevator shoes. Frank, the principal of Commonwealth, wrote an article boasting about Joaquin, his typing teacher. Eduardo, judging by his ad, tunes toy pianos. On this same page is a story about Steve - a very successful dietician who emphasizes diet pills. Randy is also advertising as a driving instructor. Here's a picture of a tugboat operator. Why, it's Jimmy! And next to him is Lori. Her sign says she's a beachcomber who sells Seashells down by the sea- shore. Kathy and Ligia work together now. Kathy is a gym instructor, Ligia has in- vented a special kind of Bandaid for knees injured during volleyball games. Here's a picture of Teresa and Tom G. The caption says Teresa holds seances, and Tom is a famous collector of antique miniature cars. Brian has made the news as the first successful settler on the moon. Erwin is a famous sound effects man for poultry advertisements. The Minca Hinca stars four of our graduates. Jose is a professional soul broth- er. Lynn is now drumming under the name of Gena Krupa. Barbara is there, a belly dancer, and so is Nettie, who is an expert snake charmer. Finally, I've arrived at the Sports page. Here's Fernando with one of his surf- ing trophies - he designs them. Jorge is a jockey and just won the Kentucky Derby. Rene is an Olympic backstroker. Judi is a renowned contortionist. Last but not least, Alfonso qthat's mey is a rich executive, although I made my money manufacturing Peruvian rings for Sl. 98. So you see, every member of my Senior Class has made a name for himself, and is an upright citizen f???J. Q 4 -wi' i XR X z y. 4 me ix WELL . W. F14 'W is ,Q A31 Ei as 'Qu was Q5 3 A N 'giifagl ix, 1 'L T, ., 'E Y' S Y K st JE NY -Q, fg . 4 M R gi K C . Q ,ww ' ,, ,gl AA, 'Q X', fa. 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H' O6 Lau-fCfQ 'L Lk All 2 L,u.flJ J CZJYVW Fehx Roduguez Ellen Schoengold Donald Venza Ralph Sllverman Jacobo Zeligman Mario Zeligman David Santana Marie Wadestrandt 59 Debbie Altman Mauricio Behar Moises Behar Susan Behar Vincent Bisconte Pat Brack Nancy Black Charles Cooper Louis Diaz Michael Floyd Ralph Gonzales John Hines Phillip Hochstein Glenn Howell Diane Krivochey Robert Lapsker V f I FRESHME N x 'ia Mark Lord Jim McCrae Charles Medeiros Ann Miller Jody Nugent 5' ,. -l- .I , Marilyn Oldach Margie Pillar Gilda Rembalsky N eil Schweifel Rosalia Torres Moises Tuchman Steve Wasserbach Fanny Zacharias Edward Arroyo Charles Culp Barbara Cepeda Myriam Eli Albert Faetche Susan Feldman Loni Fotheringham Raymond Garcia Tommy Gaut Kathleen Gerrits Steven Harris Cheryl Heller Kenneth Hirsch Michael Jetter George Kates Robert Kelps Jeffrey Lentini Kathleen Moylan Flo Ann Newman Karen O'Hallaran EIGHTH GRADE Brenda Prince Michael Radin Vera Roark Elsa Rodriguez Mario Salinas Jeffrey Santiago yililliam Snody Robert Swope Roberto Tuchman Jane Van Droskey Renata Velez fri. W- ,. V . -Lv 5 V SN... A, SEVENTH M. Berrocal J. Berezdivin L. de la Cruz L. del Guidice T. Cermack S. Clark ',,f T. Clifton M. Collazo ' V. Davy M. Diamond T. Culp J. M. Faetche A. M. Farkaol J. Gelman A R. Genzlenger G. Gerrits 'LQ Gilliken . ,,,,A K 2 L ,. L . I' ... D. Hale M. Henriott J. Honore J. Howell W. Kaestner B. Klein R. Koch P. Laporte P. Mandriota 'Ye-Q D Merklein I J Millar A. Muioz N C. Perez P. Pillar A. Odnoposoff L. Pacheco 1 fx A. Pulliam A . Ramos A . Rodriguez S. Rubin X R. Salinas W. Shumari XX L. Silva R. Swope D. Walker L. Winston P. woodau C. zachmas 312515 -M ' 5 n - I one ,..-,- gif! xiiiiv ll llllf. fill I alll? vvfl,1l ,gl gr, Ov., 4. Ag- I gi L Annu P f . Q 7 'L'-918 nf F' V: - . Cf?-:v':.l-.5 .fmrviff n 'if?'iL7 5 Mai THIS f PARKVILLE - iw- 7 Y' 'X X, , R 5 MRS. LAURA RAPP . f AV. Q if tg- PRINCIPAL' . X. - .ISR FACULTY M. Semidei Secretary Arizmendi K. 3-1 5 M. de los Casaflas 6'1 P. Dooling P. Halpern 4-1 3-2 fgx M. Latona N5 -2 1 v,.. K .. M. Moreno ,X Spanish B. Tobin 2-1 x ' . f'v?iEl.- I xi X -K E. Martmez f O. Merediz Physicalgfcl. A ASpanish , xr' K 'drl I lj E 4.31 411 X-4-1 X .xjzif if x kg, 3' .1 L 1 1 f ' X C. Sim6 D. Stuckert Spanishqf 2-2 H. Villafaie C. WOudSrr1a 1 '2 5 '1 Zxfci KINDERGARTEN J. Acevedo M Beatty T. Blakeman M Cermack D. Coronado J. Depin C. Erlandson P. Fiorvante G. Fletcher W Fonte M Ganapolsky E. Genzlinger J. Gray M Haas T. Harrison L. Janis K. Kagalis A. Kleiman R. Manceau A. Menda G. Pitsiaeli R. Schenkman A. Silber R. Zaidspinner K-2 S. Acevedo M Bastion A. Betances W Cook J. Custer M Desperak G. Eucinias E. Garcia M Ginsberg J. Goldenberg G. Gonzalez R. Holoman J. Kiernan A. Lohner D. McDade I. Menda A. Nogueras A. Perez T. Rueda M Santiago C. Smith A. Szub B. Velez K. Williams K . .,,..,,m 4... . MQ' A '51, If qxlpgf ' wk. K. EG.. -. .rs 'f sf y x W af -no 1 5 SAM f in . . .5 Q A S? 's 2. 'fh Sm Q 'are a ' ,TQ ., ,. , , -W-. . 1, ,Mg an . - fif', 'F -3 E25 . it EE 'C R va.. 1. Rf'-.R af EA WWA r . . ,, 3, in - iii ! Z f .,-Mg 1L?11f.-'SET ' ith ' it 4' . -. K- ., , .U 1 11 . f fn.. Y , 1 EQ its a 'wt , '51 ' V 5 mr we ,Q F ,V+ haiiinx ar '-We . .L+ ,f . 'f Mr- 2. J. gif? -x M f 5 Q N , .J , 1 . 1 a Q xii? ,af W 1-1 FIRST GRADE A. Basile L. Beatty B. Breese M. Calem M. Capshaw D. Coin M. Culp T. Dardet F. DeSantis C. Desmaras D. Desperak B. Dilley S. Estock S. Haines M. Kevane P. Kiernan L. Kitei B. Morse N. Joseph M. Nogueras K. Owens H. Parks T. Sotto C. Vazconez S. Vorwerk K. Watkins S. Zenda 1-2 T. Alcaide M. Berezdivin S. Cooper M. Coronado A. Demel I. Depin J. Detrick L. Diamond M. Esparza P. Fassbach L. Foster J. Gonzalez T. Irey S. Koenig .T. Maher R. Mediavilla F. Menda R. Morcate B. Murphy J. Pirtle A. Rfos M. Robertson D. Torres R. Touton M. Williams B. Williamson SECOND GRADE: 2-1 W. Acevedo G. Adams A. Bermudez C. Carder S. Cherson S. DeCelle. T. Desperak D. Doyle B. Francisco I. Gold P. Gonzalez L. Hudson G. Kiernan M. Klein J. Luse C. McDade J. Magrisso M. Marrerro I. Menda P. Mitchell K. Murphy P. Rivituso T. Salas T . Schimoher H. Schwartz S . Schwartz C. Smith J. Smith J. Stuart D. Ufferman D. Whitcomb J. Wilson 2-2 J. Acevedo M. Abbott D. Abolila Z. Bassin P. Bastian V. Biggs L. Bowen -M. Corley I. Dernel C. Detrick W. Erlandson pi. H W 1. .. M., , 4 W A . i V Aw W k X 1. X 1 X , I K Cid ' A'V xii 0 I 1 , ed I WVVV 1 f by . K R. Fonte H ,V i 3. 'A ku 5 ' f , ,J SB ' B. Gerrits X. F5 lg G A , f . if 1 3? , D. Goss A X' r A Q ,S A. Kelly X' Q V f TL H A . .ls .:f - .,- Q P ' : -5, up A ' ' .1 :. al-:jgf iiffv f rx Wh H' Kevane 'XT F fy! J. Kyle XV A fbi ' M. Lohner X N X m ' . McCaskey F 2 C A xy 2 - .X 7'f gf -'dbh' V '1 ,gg -G, f 5x ,, f X A: V . I- ,.3q.. 24-,jg 'ff4Pi ' of 'N 1. 3 Er A 36' 5 It W XgA,,, w T. MCC une X ' J. Morse X' D. Perry g H. Polo R. Robertson C. Rueda ll Xi x, be K M. Shub D. Singer 5 E. Torres E. Torres C. wnuams Y THIRD GRADE: D. Adams L. Bassin I. Bechtel E. Behar L. Berman N L. Brown K. Clark B J. Cobb C. Faetche M. Gonzalez M. Goss K. Hale S. Hartmann R. Howell I. Iduate M. Lopez P. Magill M. Menda A. Merrick D. Millar J. Rabinovich J. Rios B. Rodriguez T. Rollman V. Santiago B. Scoville H. Schwartz D. Szub 1 1 V I. u X 3-1 X A x A S t. . tb Bly, - 'X' v 'XZ' X . 4 .NW N I -A 1- l x X . -!k,' H, A T kfv ,T .7 V L .. k C. I 1 if .1 lfik r v Q1 1 A I. v 4. , rwnl Ldllgfl XX' 5 fi 1 ,. Af, W M5211 5 xi ' .Y . y .. 73 E. Vorwerk D. Mullings J. Walters G. Wemeking C. Willard 3-2 M. Alvarado N. Barnes D. Calem E. Cermack L. Cook G. de la Cruz B. Edelstein R. Fetner J. Fuhr R. Ganapolsky J. Gelpi J. Gray S. Hankin L. Holloway P. Kelley J. Klempner J. Maya M. Menendez P. Morse A. Nieves M. Nugent A. Oliveras M. Owens M. Rand D. Rivituso L. Schenkman I. Seale R. Setz K. Slate P. Sobalvarro L. Strauss V. Torres J. Vorwerk FOURTH GRADE: 4-1 C. Altman D Barnes D Basile C Bassin J. Betances A Clifton G. Dewalt R. Elmer J. Esperson S. Faigenblatt . f .f .. f. ., is ,Y 1 f L 4 JP' 'x Wah, E -ua- ft 5.a :v Ayr 5 s in rkr G1 45- X' fs. 145 WW 519 'Q L. R. J. C. K. I. L. A. L. D. D. E. D. A. C. R. J. M K. S. H. G. P. S. B. J. B. L. L. T. D. I. S. V. K. J. K. R. A. G. G. L. R. A. I. W L-. I. Fiorv ante F uhr G errits Goss G r ay Hudson MCD ade Mendez Montag Oliveras Pearce Quinones Reyna Rincones Rollman Snoddy Sobalvarro Vinent Watkins 'Winston Yacknin 4-2 Biggs Borders Bryan Cermack Cherson Custer D avis Encinias Fassbach Friedeman G alston G enzlinger Goss 'Nr Hollenbeck James Kiernan Krauss Kriger Martin Mendez Mitchell Monroy Murphy Oldach Pirtle Polk Rosenburg 1 S . Santisteban B Singer M Smith P. Vorwerk W. Winston M. Zacharjasz FIFTH GRADE: . Bechtel Bennett . Bradley Brown Bryan Calem . Cermack . DelGuidice Demel M. Diamond . Eljarik . Haines . Klein . Mach . Masner . Maya . McMurray . Monroy J. Murphy K. Rand C. Rollman R. Schenkman A. Slate L. Sobalvarro B. Swope J. Shuman C. Torres C . Werneking L. Zacharin 5-2 A. Abolila L. Behar J. Biggs G. Black R. Berman W. Breese K. Custer J. DeSantis A. Edelstein L. Farkas S. Fuhr S. Gerrits L. Howell 5... arf A ' .Y ki: - Q .B F S. Jetter T. Johnson S. Kriger F. Menda R. Merrick R. Padro J. Rand R. Rodriguez J. Rosenberg G. Schoengold C. Schwartz C. Schweifel C. Singer M. Ufferman J. Vito L. Whircomb SIXTH GRADE: P. Carbone N. Cherson G. de la Cruz M. Cwajg R. Daniel J. Dilley D. Galusha R. Gelman R. Gelpi L. Genzlinger M. lrey A. Lopez I. Menda C. Miranda D. Montag V. Munoz N. Oldach P. Owens E. Padilla F. Padro M. Polk A. Rfos M. Rueda E. Santana D. Strauss N. Tuchman E. Yacknin 6-2 P. Abolila R. Bradley R. Cook M. Dayan R. Dewalt Fay Fournier Friedm ann Gelpf Goss Gray James Klempner Krauss Kyle Marx Merediz Millar Murphy Patton x Pillar Puigdollers Rabinovitc Scovil Tobin T uchman Willard Wood M h X 1 1 I W I WI.. 9? G 3 wi ,J Uq,'f:',i , . G , :F lr 'i I B. lu X , .pmf fm..-rv , ink? - iff k',, ,, ,eg V -.rim -,Q ,, 1- 1 Q r , , A - 1 p, ,,. - '- . 4- ai Q ... f V ' -fag . K . . V Tfrj K ' ff-:?T.' S! nh i. y b ' '- tw., ifri I i :.:V f . Q Fl' 7 1 uf .- 0 , ,Sf 2.54 ' , Ml!!! ' 3 .?I:1.? '? S he ' 'E 4 2 ' -,aa ,E .- - 21- A 1 ,. .... ,f.. .,, fn 533. 1 . M ,ffafisfssw ., 5 ' ff A J ' 5EE?fEi,i' ' - Af 5.. l 4 ,QRS V' F- , ' V -fam' ,L Y 3: , . 'ij H, A 1 ,. +I? I W .J 1 , I , . K KX ' Xfk I. ' X WJ! - V, x I 7 THIS I9 SAN JUAN LW' .f A x X ' 'x 7 f x 1-rr' ' w f 'if' ' 1 A X V NY, . 1 u f ' 'W K Y ' 1,3 lp ,W ' xx 5 1 kj'k 1LGQ1! Q K v J Ll .f'V! 'S X . 1 MR9z ANA VQCTQRIA K X V 'T A X ,XX xii? 4 f' BFI-AWN: PRINCIPAL X v . X W x K 1 x -X K . K y , . 1 K y gt. T, Xt. -J X KINDERGA RT EN J. Castro C. Ledesma V. Lopez J. Lopez Y . Mantelle K. Pantuliano G. Smith M. Urgell FIRST GRADE V. Aliamus L. Alicea C. Belz J. Blanco J. Brennan E. Brito A. Butler R. DeSimone M. Descartes M. Diario M. Dyer R. Edison C. Golomb M. Gonzalez W. Griffith S. Limbrey R. Lopez L. McCurdy M. Stettner P. Vergne M. Williams SECOND GRADE R. Cook K. Darmanin R. Dyer J. Fagor H. Haber H. Haber M. Kane W. Medina V. Perez E. Price D. Shuman N. Taylor THIRD GRADE M. Botegui E. Carpenter E. Cohen H. Drexler A. Friedmann A. Gonzalez B. Kaufman X, N NA .KW 5 1 1 M. Lane S. McTurk L. Mickens -I B. Nayor I. Ortfz G. Ramirez M. Synalovski K. Taylor Wrintergerst' Q stbiiri'1HGRnbs in L. XV Lwg. Altamusr xi hw 4 Q iS. Cohen 1 ,AK A. Concepci6n C-.. K - ' k!,C. D. Dyer J. Dyer T. Fuentes C 'G. 'Qamades C A K. Harris B. .fbggerst A. Kaufman A. Lane L. Lyday J. Mantelle X' E. Marfi ' M. Medina L G. Ortiz J. Slothower P. Smith F. Synalowsky G. Synalowsky 'F IF TH GRADE D. Barokas J. Ames D. Brack C. Callender C. Carpenter M. Ctumpton . Darxllitisin ' R. R. Descartes s. Ford K M. Franco R. Gamades I. Greiner M. Kane P. Klau B. Miles I. McTurk L. Mara D. Nachman W. Nielson T. Peirez R. Reichard C. Rivera N. Rodriguez C. Tristani M. Waugh SIXTH GRADE S. Applequist E. Benes R. Bengoa R. Fernandez M . Kaufman J. Kincaid M. Klau P. Morris H. Perea D. Rodriguez A. Rubin M. Vallecillo P. Wintergast ik' N fl X xi X 84 .J x SAN JUAN COMES TO COMMON- WEALTH 1. 4 , Q uw., . 1? A Qj 'nf' W , ' wr 3 If .uv gf W' as iw if I . W.-.n X -.f ,- . i X ,,X, 32 iaklw , ' N f- w A -143, -aff' -iq, 5 A - A -- A Q' K M K v .-lk, C' :BV ,, lf' , UI?-Q 'W' X, . S! ls k . og,-,i 74: my ,fx , .,g i 5 Ji f' ' , h V29 1 11: f g ': Q Ns 'N'X- ...X N X- ,, Z ,I Xxx VV xxh .fx - x , Sym- g:5S'sh.:4-P5N 'i:.i?3:.'f Xvx SX 'N 'visifi 'll 'ii ' X- Q :S X :E'??5:.-li :iw -QR ' xi? Q' ix Rf. s5?5Sf1' .1':Q, V2 i.,s....Q.ff-..?..Qs.....Y1 ,..,................ X ak Q .. iss9 .N..45 new ,E Bw 'g m g? x i. -.xf .. -Q xX, .. SSG XF is? - b a it E QQ Q Sf Qx,-,... .T Sassy, .Q wa... A:f,?2. .'- N 1 xggk 'D RX SQ .. wi.-,-.:. ...N 1. , -w- QNKQBQQQQA 1-Sf-wa. N' -- Q 'MW ' X ESQ? 3 'FQ N X Lf ES' -1 X X 1 'X fx R X - S' EQ. :. . fix Xa X-. . .. ff-.xv wars:-.fe ' ,. ..N,N..,A Q his.-.gx kS.. big: z5,s:EQXN3:?+ixf-veg.: , -,, ...s....Qwk....wQiQ QTSS -.xxx X., ., EXEQZWZG TQ5.-Er -swag T. Eilffig'- iii -..., .....NA.. .S... X,.Yg::.3. is Ngswx- - .E A ...sh ,, ,..,...... ,, . QQSN ff. -f. QQ...-5. ..g,E,5ki??Q31g.,s g..- - .. . -N N... -.... ...ww . .. .W .. ...Q - I QWEEQXLQ. v, C I Ke 'Q -TA bis. R X xg N- 5 .1 .1 QTUDEN T COUNCIL K . .1 I .W sgiiwi-if 12 .C f flleft to Righricfffodrg qsec. -Tfeas. 5, J. ' Masso fPres.5, Mrs. Margolies fAdvisory, L. Barrera fvice-Pram , P ,-.X . if 5... g x -4' The Commonwealth High School Student Council serves to communicate the 'needs and desires of the student body to the faculty and administrationg it is a sounding board for student grievances. It also provides a valuable means for studentsto gain leadership experience which will serve them throughout their lives. , - 'X P' -, This year two new and exciting projects have been instituted byw the Student Councilr themren- ing of a school store, and presenting the faculty members with a gift on their birthday. ' X1 N This year has been a banner year for the CHS Student Council. ' x ., ' N' 4 f . r X f L. t0 R.: L. TOP ROW: O. Boveda, M. Laporte, R. Perlman BOTTOM F. Valdes. ROW: MIDDLE L. Gilliken ROW: P. Laporte, M. Toth, B. Cepeda, F. Zachar- R. Garcia. ias, J.'Nugent, E. Schoen- gold. i A.- Jose conducts a SC meeting. t Plans are discussed about a clean -up campaign. -wwf- it. Ellen attends customers at the school store, Mrs. Nin receives a birthday gift from x Guenola. i A lunchtime reunion The store sells COMMONWEALTH books 7777 Y I gunomu. Mono: socunv S 'Q 5 F. -3 7 i W 1 S V I 1 Left to Right: lst ROW: G. Odio, J. Berrocal, L. Barretti. 2nd ROW: N. Wagner, B. Schel- shorn, T. Gamas, E. Behar. 3rd ROW: G. Schweifel, J. Masso, S. Segal, S. Lord. L. to R.: Mrs. A. Stewart fAd visorj, S. Altman fSec.J, R. Ruiz fVice-Pres.J, J. Blakely NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY cpm 'In the five years since it received its charter. the National Honor Society Chapter of Commonwealth High School has adhered to the quali- fications set forth by the National Council: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Thus, membership is very selective, and the Society brings together the most outstanding students in the school. The Chapter endeavors to promote high scholastic attainment not only among its members, but among all the students of the school. This year, the Chapter demonstrated its service to the community and society by supporting the Voluntary Library League, initiating a tutor- ing service, and adopting a Korean orphan. Financial support for the orphan was guaranteed by successful tea and lemonade sales. The NHS of Commonwealth High School deserves full praise for an extremely productive year. Our President Q A cheery meeting . A hectic ice tea sale Left to Right: L. Prince fArt Editorj, Mrs Margolies QAdvisorJ, J. Mass6!fEditorj. -. L. to R.: lst ROW: K. Galusha, M. Foster, P. Wal- ker, S. Notine. 2nd ROW: M. Russell, L. Barretti, J. Masso, A. Freije, J. Romany. 3rd ROW: J. Mc- Cune, L. Prince. I. Marks, Mrs. Margolies, B. Dar- manin, S. Kelps. Kaleidoscope , our school newspaper, is now in its second successful year of publication. Its dedi- cated staff has attempted to compile and report the most pertinent and interesting events of the school year to our students. The long hours of work - writing, typing, and pasting - have been fruitful in producing the best newspaper Commonwealth has ever had. Mrs. Margolies directs the lay -out. Concentration Susie proofreads as Marc types. l L. to R.: S. Forster fBusiness Managerj,-B. Schelshorn fEditorJ, J. Pastorino -fAdvisorJ, L., Barretti fAsst. Editory, J. Masso fSports Editorj. The 1968 COMET is a melting pot of everything that happened at CHS this year. The COMET was published from hard work, with deadlines to meet, pictures to take and develop, copy to write, and all the things that go hand in hand with producing a yearbook. Many week- ends at Barbara's house were spent sorting through stacks of pictures, piles of papers, and boxes of little goodies needed to produce a successful yearbook. We've tried to create a book which we hope will be a permanent reminder of your school years. L. to R.: TOP ROW: P. Glazer, E. Schoengolcl, J. Nugent, N. Black. BOTTOM ROW: A. Farkas, G. Odio, B. Jetter,-L. Shuman. L T E R A R Y Xa A Y O U T P H TOP ROW: L. Gilli- ken, M. Barte, H. Zacharias. MID- DLE ROW: S. Clark. R. Martin, P. Walker, M. Russell. BOTTOM ROW: D. Hale, D. Gerrits, S. Airman. MISSING: G. Nin, L. oniz. ,fe . 4 f x L. to R.: FRONT ROW: S. Haines, K. Ger rits, J. Lisansky, M. Laporte, L. Howell. BACK ROW: J. Blakely, S. Lord, D. Gerrits O Nh, E f B 1 2 Q 4? 'R sf' X 'lv 'x A pls SL. E ff W V roun The aim of HOURGLASS, Common- wea1th's literary magazine, is to promote creative writing in the school. This y'ear's energetic and enthusiastic staff encour- aged the student body to contribute poems, essays, short s t o r i e s, an sketches Tl 1 Ie regu t Mr J Pastorino fAdvisorj and Judi Lisansky was .a quality pub- Editor of HOURGLASS lication worthy of full y . praise and commendation y It represents the BEST of Com- monwealth the feeling ideas and creativity of the entire school Judi and Lynn assemble the magazine. xi 1 ullg Qin. I in 2 ogia M i e' 1 4,01 A. A ' 1 9 THE STAFF '.,..' L. to R.: lst ROW: P. Mandriota, A. Fark- ,xiii -- as. 2nd ROW: M. Henriot, T. Clifton, B. Klein. 3rd ROW: L. Barretti. A- Rubin. B- Schelshorn. 4th ROW: I. Mass5. J. Blake- ly, F. Rodriguez. .n,, L -wif 4 R, -- kt , ,lj VV ,'V. K,',, ., ' lfi, a' 5fQl32QiZE?,.. J 'Q M fp- ' ilqiwvwa?g, mllw l 'Q' 'ixuflff 4?7'mWQrQQgJ 11 I 31, I M- L -M l' A.,:.M , 541 mafia? fwgwwfiww ljtglgf W I fix? ,223 vf1?iwa QqfwkvQf?FA i1Qg3Wf ,mgkigiief f X :YM-js , if g,.,z- w .. .5 -1 N5 nj kk ta. 4 5 T sv.. , , ,... .. .M -- q3, .,.rf ,VM M , : M Y M ,KA A ,x , if 447 ,Url K -, Q .ina - ' 2 -QE 'L f 'lm' . e' : Q 2' J 1 f'?'fEcZu lf . M wi 'W N If .USG ll S?FffR1-Ehnw 'TRW ' Ncheer, cheer for Commonwealth High' ........ . .... 4, A che er'lea c!er..' ..... afgirfl rear!y to cheer the guys on. A girl willing to give up her time to let the players know we'rf roofrirwgglflor 'thefwe all the way. Chosen for their coordination and pep, these clad beauties are an important part: of every red- game. V! f Y ' M - 1 it ' . - ,lb L--I.: 'WC 1 R ph. ' rf. , .-. l f !-'i A-Q e -, ' ,T It Q . fi-,Ml , , , . - 4,,:.,:?fk ., , J., , K . fuk -.fy , ,, uf f' -' --f lf 4 .: ':'5- A ' s 1-v 'er-F' .Y F, U 1-.-' 2 .vflli , A , . J ,L mn: ,.- -, . H, -A f -,L ,tugfit-,,..1., ,L 45.4. :Lrg 'vfg 'S-'r ' L? , . . . , , . , . . , . . ,when we yell we yell 111f:e hell, for the 1 of I 2 My Q o -r 4 4 v A a n q 4 of Q v 4 c o 4 - o n g:5f.3 f4 f' , ..flt'Il.7 Q fl f l J 1-. ,A 'raw-f P Q.. s ,r QI -R' in el ,,-iz: .1 5 5 x ORGANIZATION SNAPSHOTS J' FR Nw: 2 '1 i-ui 1 . vw . . xg, Q fp 3545 if? y 1 sf f .Li ug -AQQVPQSQHZ E0-..1-55-kgs . X MX .,x,- Nw NX., . Xgimwfi-gm: E is 2 wi a wfw-vw. X5 , Axggiysfqf 1, g gl Mgmt -y E? iggpgg ' X ,fi 'Z. A113 if ?3:v 353.555 1. xml-7. .1 ,w .sig 2 fp 4 4-sit 1- f : - . .Q 2 F? Y x frykygg-Qx-:Q Q .MQ 5 X ?i 5 gg 5 S ' -v E . 2 X M N95 Q K 4 . W Q ,gy ,L Q Q i n Q - x v ..... Olympia Boveda and Escort M. Salgado Marilyn Oldach and Escort J. Evans QUEEN'9 COURT Diany K1-ivochey and Escort M. Zeligman Ellen Schoengold and Escort J. Israel X L I Teresa Gamis and Escort J. Blakely LYUH Baffeffi and Escort I. Mass6 Randy Perlman and Escort A. Aberman l X ' it x 1 ,x XX ' f fl' X get Y r fgwiiifl . ! Y LA L D L7 9 Lf' it-fx 1 X X l 'A U X 4 -, K L W! ' t THE QuEEN Commonwea1th's Queen . . . Randy . . . two names that go together . . . The queen represents a girl to be proud of - she is known for hef vibrant personality, her leadership, and, of course, her beauty. At the Coronation Queen Randy reigned in her usual gracious and fun -loving man- ner. Commonwealth is pleased to present RANDY PERLMAN as its Queen for 1968. 1- 's-as Q kwin 3 K l00 - ' ' x MISS COMMONWEALTH 1968 RANDY PERLMAN W Mrs. Linda Margolies, Mistress of Cere- monies, announces the Queen. The follow ing pictures describe the event: GY . f, , .-N' , ,i -1 A rligi of r i tr-it .x X k INTERNATIGNAL EAT, DRINK, and be MERRY was the prevailing attitude at the International Dinner held by the Seminar class. The meal, held at Judi Lisansky's house, offered a combination of foods from many countries. The dinner was a result of a discussion about the distinct backgrounds and cultures of each class member. The enjoyable evening ended with bulging stomachs, popped buttons, and dreams of - Italian lasagna, Swedish meat balls, Chinese pork--- 'xfl K i 4 DINNER sf' 3 Loaded plates and potbellies . . . Jimmy shares his food. .-I -gi l The dinner Josef helps himself to salad. William and Jimmy compare stomachs ALUMNI DAY 'buf December marked an active month for Com- monwealth. Under the auspices of the Student Council, a novel idea was initiated, Alumni Day. Alumni from 1961-1967 were invited. The agenda consisted of a dance in the patio, followed by a '-'E'i...-.Q- I04 XXV! X K 1 x x X J 1 sxs, X X-, .gms l , 1 . ,x x . basketball game and a buffet lunch. The enormously successful Alumni Day accomplished its goal - to breach the gap existing be- tween CHS and its graduates . . . f -Sze:-an M, -A-v saw-:1.sf s ' for . I05 '-E . no ' ,,,. JUNIOR-SENIOR 95 -f. A-sf Qs. 5 f ' 4 All ..15NQY'vsw.,,1f1 ,., .. , -. 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S. girls began their sports program with a - successful season in volleyball. The girls finished second in the Antilles Military Academy Tourna- ment, and third in the University High School Tournament. Congratulations to Mrs. Encarnacion p and the girls for their fine showing! Q GIRLS' VO girls' volleyball captain, who led the way to victory. ,f Guenola Odio, our 1967 -68 X rsrs so S 1 A k , ,q K., f K . w 0 . ' ' A+. sm., Left to Right: KNEELING: J. Marx, G. Odio. STANDING: F. New man, L. Barretti, E. Schoengold, A. Rubin, L. Ortiz, N. Wagner, Second Place Trophy in 1 B. Prince. MISSING: T. Gamas, N. Black. the A. M. A. Tournament. . Our boys' volleyball Captain for the 1967 -68 season, Ricardo Marx. I BOYS' VOLLEYBALL Commonwealth boys began their athletic com- petition early in the school year by participating on the volleyball team. The COMETS missed the back ing of stars of the past, but compensated with the superb playing of Ricardo Marx, Ricky Oldach, and Johnny cleVries. Double victories over American Military Academy and San Justo, plus the partici- pation in three tournaments made the season memo- rable. Left to Right: D. Hernandez, M. Behar, R. Martinez, R. Lapsker, R. Oldach, R. Hirsch, D. Santana J Mass6, J. de Vries. Standing, BACK ROW: P. Hochstein. . X ' Left to Right: STANDING: E. Schoengold, A . Rubin , B. Prince, L. Ortiz. ---.elk SEATED: B. Klein. C. Heller, M. Wadestrandt F. Zacharias. BOTTOM ROW: M. Zito, G. Odio. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1968 brought to C. H. 'S. girls their first season in varsity basketball. Although inex- perienced, the girls showed fight and determi- nation, and entered each game with a strong spirit of competition. Final record---9 wins and 6 losses. 'x H2 x .. E 2 1, V kiwi '- z ONE e VlCTORY'7 ----.NLM A . 'qgxk x x' ofxxx ,xf X K f l ii. V 4,-, i,N . A: . 5 -.gn x -S-...G i e .-I A Our powdeppuffs await a jump ball . . . X Ann Rubin, our energetic cap- D tain of they 1968 girls basket- K, W X' X ball team. X A J F 4. hi . vw lb A I I3 xy The 1968 Commonwealth COMETS Left to Right: STANDING: J. Mass6, M. Behar, P. Hochstein, B. Cobb, J. DeVries, F. Valdes. KNEELING: D. Santana, J. Romany, R. Oldach, R. Lapsker. Bovs' BASKETBALL J 43 Bill Cobb jumps for two points against Roosevelt Roads. Led by Captain Bill Cobb and Coach Cabrera, the COMETS finished their 1967-68 regular bas- ketball season tied for first place with St. John's Episcopal. The team combined the speed of the shorter players with the sharp shooting of the en- tire team, enabling them to obtain a 6-7 record. The action was fierce throughout the season. Captain Bill Cobb of our 1967 68 COMET basketball team COMETS shoot lay -ups prior to a game. Jorge Romany makes a pass. x x Xi us M ? vv N v.-N J- , .fr 1 -1 -. -.Xi X . X. c'N l V . . . W MRUIICIO Behar s1zes up an opponent. ' 5 , J , v' fx,-N U we X 'I FX if . ., W 6' ,V . N Sf 1 461 , 8 P V X A The team listens closely as Coich Cabrera E i gives half-time instructions. II6 Navy 'k. 'k T. V1 In K I kk I , i ' s 's We f K . I '52 ' XXX 'Vqx ,X -.X T. ' ALuMNl vs. comms r QQ'- ' .-.pau-...QQ . - i Joey Altman, Class of '67, shoots under watchful eye of Steve Wasserbach GHSJ, fJOMET freshman. SCORE: ALUMNI 1 comets - 42 The starting point of the game, the tip -off. Y - as 1 Hiram Velez puts pressure on Alurhnus Gunther de Vries. i ' , Q A x 1 the r f BASEBALL Ii' A Battery mates - one of the important combinations need . T in ed in baseball is pitching and catching. Here, Coach Coach Cabrera takes time out to teach , A Cabrera is flanked by catchers fLeft to Righty Franklin Allan a Pitching technique' r Alvarez, Steve Harris, and pitchers Allan Aberrnan, and Bill Cobb. ' L. to R.: SITTING: J. Gelman, P. Laporte. KNEELING: J. Romany, R. Oldach, S. Harris, F. Alvarez, J. Zito. STANDING: Coach J. Cabrera, H. Zacharias, P. Hochstein, B. Cobb, A. Aberman, J. Mass6, W . Kaestner. t. R The Comet 's infield was well rounded with QL. to R.J Third Baseman Ricky Oldach, Shortstop Jorge Romany, First Baseman Jose ' Mass6 and Second Baseman Phil Hochsteii. I r A la it 'ex One of the Comet's young rookies, catcher Steve Harris, receives tips from Coach Cabrera. .J The loneliest trio of the ball club - the out- fieldersz QL. to RJ H. Zacharias, J. Zito, and W. Kaestner. Three to lead - The Comets counted on the fine di rection of Coach Cabrera fleftj throughout the sea- son. The team was also led by Jose Masso Qcenterj Co -captain, and Bill Cobb. - ' X lk L- rx Baseball season ended the sports activi- ties for 1967-681 ' Althoughkmissing rnelpar- 'ticipation of proven players, the COMETS A relied on younger talent ttoi fill their posi- tions. 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WARFEL and MRS. SCHWARTZ. - for moral boosting conferences, OUR CI-lAUFFEURS - who willingly relinquished time and gasoline, and without whom the COMET ' would never have been produced. These are but a few or' the many people who have devoted their time and energy to the publication of the COMET , Thank you. The COMET 'Staff v I Wy 1 I J fi f Q L- J L v f , - f f f will to you X . 1 f rxbj , 3 I , I 1 t Q! FARiEWEi.L MESSAGE In a period of anxiety and crisis, the main problem of education is not in- tellectual: it is the problem of human existence. How should we live? How should we look upon society? What should be our final goals? Knowledge is the key to our future. It implies a change of values, a trans- valuation of ideals. It means that the arts must not be confined to the museum: rather they must become part and parcel of our everyday existence. Real education brings us into touch with ideas and ideals which have a timeless reality. It creates new friends. It represents man's yearning for status and signifi- cance in life. , In The Brothers Karamazov we read, Everyone isreally responsible to all men for all and everything. This ideal should be the motto for our graduates, who have the enthusiasm and the insight to face the future with an open perspective. , I - f , , , , t f , X X X 3 X . ' f V I 1 . L , x wi 1 ,, h u - A 5' .A- 1 1 gi' i W W Q .,Q1 '- , X I A V lf I 2 Q 'd ' 13' ii Q Al M av' F 6' A -M' 44 I , ' 3 wma' M 1 N. up M f.1v..f1 3 um .Mi ,I if X' ,g 'W Q1 f ..-, Q W2 1 'x-:-' , 2 m ,f 'b5 if W Q---saw. 7 59452 f in rush ,F X W, VW, F :KR . x, 'iv- fi 3, is 1' kai , 1 3 V 1: ,i ,ly ' 1 - . , , a 4 in G. V., If A Q-gp: Z K if .n. a vvovvuv, 4. uv---JV-, -V ...---o.-- obscene! ' f H f K . 7 ' 1 ' 1 1-Ie's been sitting on that tack for five minutes now! 7 --.Q- 'I. i ,-' C THE PAGES USED AUTO ,,,,-- ' .,..--f- ' - M.,--Q- A11 ri-i-i-i-ght, the bell rang, now break it up . . . I40' 1 l FOLLOWING MAY BE FOR GRAPH9 X, Q x ! 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