Cristobal High School - Caribbean Yearbook (Canal Zone Coco Solo, Panama)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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Welcome to our school, Chris. l-lope you enjoy the activities, the classes, the teachers, school life in general, and the various personalities you meet here. THE CHHIBBEHH CRISTCDBAL I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCDL PANAMA CANAL ZONE Editor - JCI-IN BUCKLEY Photographic Editor - Ci-IAIQLES MADISON Associate Editor - JUDY i-IAVAS Art Editor - I-IEDY KELLMAN . Business Manager - MAIQJQIQIE HAIQIQINGTON Ad Editor - PETE EOSTEIQ Sponsor - DOROTHY I-IUEEMAN TO TI-IE LCDVELY LADY WI-ICD TEACP-IES US, MISS BESS LITER WE DEDICATE TI-IE V947 CARIBBEAN. FUREUIUHIJ SEHIUH CLHSS PHUPHECU Did you ever think what this yearis mighty Seniors will be doing in the future? Letis take a look into the next ten years: Richard de Castro, eminent dentist, will be yanking out the wisdom UQ teeth of Richard Schiedegg, big time operator of Gatun Locks, while scrubwoman, Hedy Kellman, busily scrubs up the mess. Poor Hedy! Another person devoting his time to human suffering is the fabulous Dr. Villars, who is performing a new type of operation on Louie Hooper, big magnate, presiding over uThe Buckwheat Co., who, having the reputation of letting nothing get him down, meanwhile dictates important letters to his capable secretary, Gladys Schulte. Tom Harrison is giving his time to his ranch near Cativa with Jack Pescod, now known as HPancho, working with him. Marie Little is patiently twiddling her thumbs waiting for Tom lVIcGinn to return from his lecture tours. Speaking of waiting, Jimmy Dorsey is still waiting for Butch to graduate from the eighth grade and Harriet Hanna is patiently looking forward to Alex lVlichaud's graduat- ing from High School. Love must be grand! Peggy Mcllvaine fjust call me lVlabe-lj is selling tickets to the Toity Toid Street Teater owned by Frank Howard down in the Bowery where film actor, Bammies Halwany, is co- starring with movie celebrity, Joyce Malcolm, in their newest picture 6'Lush Love. This torrid love tale takes place in beautiful, fascinating Panama. Becky Dixon, the class of '47's only lawyer, has been quite busy lately, getting Kenneth Sether out of the caboose. The old boy just wonit keep away from the tracks. Speaking of the tracks, Jimmy Roe and Dick Chambers are doing quite well with their bookie shop. ln the field of science, we find HBlow ,em up Bigham and Sam Blackburn returning from a trial atomic explosion in Gatun Lake near Barro Colorado Island. Barro Colorado is the peaceful home of Walter Templin, who spends his leisure hours fishing and hunting like all nice hermits do. On the uNew York Times staff we find Editor Tom Dorgan busily answering phones, having his shoes shined by George Schulte, educated bumg dictating to his speedy twenty- word-a-minute Wonder of a secretary, Evelyn Frankel, and yelling for his copy-boy, all at one time. The copy-boy, John Buckley, is doing all right by himself, havin worked himself up from the bottom. lt took two good men to hold down Buckis old job of janitor, so reliable Bartley Wolfenstein and Jack Taylor were chosen. Gloria Bornefeld has made teaching her career and she is still trying to get Mac Brandl out of his Senior year. Helene Diaz, Joan Handshaw, and uZeke,, Campbell are happily married fsomebody's got to get marriedj and living on jungle army outposts. The irls don't et lonesome howe er g S V 7 for when they run out of gossip, they can take a hop, skip, and jump over to Fay Howard's 6'Jungle Beauty Salon just down the trail a piece. Andree Whitlock is having her trials and tribulations with a Sunday school class. OH!! These Canal Zone brats! ' Denia Wong is holding a big shin-dig at the Chinese Embassy, in honor of Mercedes - r .v..,. ' ' ' Q, 1 f. C 21.4 'il'1ifQ -J 3 1 3' 1 hong winner of Miss China of 1957 Among the celebrities IS that little 'N ' gg - . ,, - . . , sJ , , beauty of 1947, Beverly Meitzen, and her multi-millionaire husband, HMarry- ' , - 77 - 7521. , ing Mcllvame, owner of the Copacabana. Judy Havas, better known to her -. fans as 46Fifi Lamarrn booked as the star feature of the Copa, is present, ' along with Charles Madison and Dot Howard-Worrell, the dance team strictly 5 . from Barbados. Another member of the entertainment world present is Pat 'tor 1- l,.,,o :ZI 1 Benny, who has been singing musical selections around the world. Miss Benny is a protege of the Metropolitan Opera singer, Jeanne Boles. E - Bobby Knoop has been keeping tab on Norbert Keller and Richard Pincus. Bobby is a warden at Coiba. Ruth Muckle has adopted missionary uwoikf' She is in the Bronx uconvoitingv the Hheathernn to Dodgerism. Jean uScarlet O,Hara McNair has settled down to a not-so-quiet but happy life on her magnolia plantation in the uLand of Cotton. This belle was lucky enough to secure for her- self an old southern colonel with lots of money and not so much health. Ginger Merrill has just returned from a personal appearance tour after having been elected president of the P.G.C.A. fPerpetual Gum Chewers of Americaj. Active members of the club are uBuckeye,, Swearingen, Betty Watts, and Jane Snyder. This organization, having been started in the English 12 class of 1946-47, is under the sponsorship of Miss Bess Liter. Peggy Wilkes and Lee Brown are rivals in MLanky,' F lores' harem. Lanky picked his gals from every corner of the globe, so, naturally, he couldn't miss Panama. Beverly Reeves is riding uGood Kittyi' in a wild west show. Bill Casswell, world re- nowned author of murder mysteries, and Helen Culpepper, president ofthe Salvation Army, are visiting Miss Nisla Aizpurua to inspect her world-famous collection of ancient classics. Harriet Keenan and Betty Jamesson are working side by side, and are attracting huge crowds as they defeat 'tennis champs all over the world in their rise to fame. Arline Lincoln, the famous Broadway star, has just made an appointment to have her hair styled by her favorite hair-stylist, Thomas Gregg. Meanwhile in Hollywood, Horacio Ducruet is the swoon sensation, the new Turhan Bey. Francisco Rosales, his sinister-looking body-guard, is attempting to drive away frantic fans, who insist on tearing Horacio's clothes for souvenirs. i Joe Smith is appearing with Barnum and Bailey's circus as the '6Strong Man. Miss Elsie Kennedy, heroic head of the Colon Red Cross, is enjoying tea at the spacious home of Vilma Rosania, known to society as Senora Osorio, wife of Senor Rene Osorio, Colon Am- bassador to the U. S. ' Miss Marilyn Malpass, new fashion editor of HVogue,', is receiving a prescription for over-worked nerves from Robert Richardson, leading New York pharmacist. Alice Benthall is the only member of the class of '47 to return tothe halls of C.H.S., taking the place of .Mrs. Spencer as the Spanish teacher. Navy recruiting officer Starford Churchill notices Mr. and Mrs. Pete Foster, the latter formerly Marjorie Harrington, walking arm in arm, followed by their seven children. Pete's doing quite well in his bootlegging business. Raylene Jasper is telling her neighbors about the troubles of running a chicken farm. Thus say the prophets! Q ' - ,f:.:,,vn., url .. T . 1 .lf - 'Wir 'wan li gg 1 '3- E IDRS PRESIDENT I VICE-PRESIDENT BETTY JAMESSON Has plenty of that undefinable thing called Clzarm.,' And knows how to use it too! Glee Club, 9. Archery, 11-12. Var- sity Club, 11-12. Softball, 9-10- 11-12. Baseball, 9-10-11-12. Bas- ketball, 9-10-11-12. Volleyball, 9- 10-11-12. Class Officer, 9-12. Cab- inet Member, 9. Trade Wind Staff, 11. Caribbean Staff, 11. Junior-Senior Banquet Commit- tee. Cheer Leader, 11-12. H SECRETARY CLHSS N , . .. Q.-1,3-:x . . .4 -- -wt- PETE FOSTER Colon, Republic of Panama A right-hand man! Conscientious XX www worker and an all-round good x mit WUT -x XA tv. .X -I Q ' Ni Dramatic Club, 11-12. 21 Club, N V Q 12. President, Senior Class. X Treasurer, .lunior Class. Trade xxx 'V ' l Wind Staff, 12. Caribbean Staff, X9 12. Junior-Senior Banquet Com- N mittee. Softball, 9. Football, 9- 11-12. Baseball, 9. Basketball, 9. N Track, 9-10. .S TREASURER s.. it ' . .zf . - izzi 'fif , ., . ---..,. ..., - y .- p. . . - --v ig :,: :rzz . 4+ :2' '- :-'E - , ':.-:. Hi. 1 --'- rzrv V ' ' 1512555 '- 1:?:E:E 1-:2:2:f S . f' , 1. .r:r:rs-rfvirfliiif fi X- 'WM '-9 ll s 5 ' . .,...,,, X lb A -'T ll'-Wil' is ' 1' ' 'l l'b. :'f' -.. i.. t J VA ,,.: 3 1: -- . y ..b, 'f ii A .fes uf .,','v' 3 ': :., 'fff .-'. s,f :l 1.- 1--l: -1i,t' 55.1. BETTY WATTS Elkridge, Maryland A cutie with plenty of that stuff called class! Perpetual friendly smile! Secretaly, .lunior Class. Secre- tary, Senior Class. Glee Club, 10- 11-12. Dramatic Club, 12. La P. A.S., 11. Camera Club, 11. Soft- ball, 9-10-11-12. Basketball, 9- 10-11-12. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Volleyball, 9-10-11-12. JAMES ROE Colon, Republic of Panama Happy-smiling-agreeable Jimmy has regular talent for writing mystery stories, nickname, Edgar Allen Roe H.R. Rep., 11, Class Officer, 9- 10-12. Trade Wind, 11-12. Carib- bean, 11-12. Library Assistant, 10- 11. .lunior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee, 11. Softball, ll. Football, 11-12. Baseball, 10-11-12. Bas- ketball, 10-11-12. Victory Corps. ..- .Q e W until Robert Wayne Richardson Bel Air, Maryland The navy always does things right. Softball, 9-10-11. Track, 9-10-11. Model Airplane Club. Camera Club, 9-10-11. Baseball, 11. Drum and Bugle Corps. Home-Room Chair- man. Trade Wind Staff, 12. Carib- bean Staff, 12. Arline Lincoln Colon, Republic of Panama Always grinning, always winning. Dramatically inclined! Home-Room Representative, 9. Honor Society, 11-12, Vice-President, 11. Glee Club, 9-10-11-12. Dramatic Club, 9-10-11-12. Thespians, 10-11-12, Secretary, 11-12. Swimming, 10. La P.A.S., 10. Varsity Club, 9-10-11-12. Softball, 9-10-11-12. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Orchestra, 9- 10-11. Band, 10. Cabinet Member, ll-12. Volleyball, 9-10-12. Joe Smith Newark, New Jersey A sharp looking guy-veritable wolf! and Hubba! Hubba! Football, 9-10-11-12. Baseball, 9-10. Softball, 9-10-11-12. Basketball, 9- 10-11-12. Water Polo, 12. Swim- ming, 9-10-11-12. Track, 9-10-11-12. Rebecca Dixon Becky Springfield, Missouri With a distinctive air of her own --Our Becky is strictly dynamite! Glee Club. La P.A.S. Softball. Basketball. Trade Wind Staff. Vol- leyball. Caribbean Staff. Victory Corps. Margaret Jean McNair Charleston, South Carolina Lovely to look at, delightful to knowf, Velvety complexion, polite manner. S. A. Officer, Treasurer, 12. Honor Society, Vice-President, 12. Dra- matic Club, Vice.-President, 12. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. President, Junior Class. Trade Wind Staff, 11-12, Editor-in-Chief, 12. Science Club, 10, Secretary-Treasun er, 10. Caribbean Staff, 11-12. Quill and Scroll, 11-12, Vice-President, 12. Football Court, 12. Victory Corps. Samuel Blackburn Sam Colon, Republic of Panama Looks down from his respectable height and says, Hi, Slick Chick how's about as cutting a little Bu-ru-ru? Clee Club, 12. Dramatic Club, 9-10- 11-12. Thespians, 11-12. La P.A.S., 11-12. 21 Club, 12. Forum K-Spanishl, 12. Softball, 9-10-11. Football, 9-10-11-12. Baseball, 9-10- 11-12. Track, 11-12. Science Club, 9-10-11-12. Beverly Meitzen Rock Island, Illinois An adorable bundle of charm with quiet but intriguingly impish ways. Dramatic Club, 12, Treasurer, 12. Archery, 10. Band, 9-10-11. Volley- ball, 10-11. Hi-Y, 10. G.A.A., 10. Tennis, 10. Gladys Louise Schulte St. Louis, Missouri Small, but no one more liked among us. A harmless yet dynamic thunderbolt! ! S.A. Secretary, 10-11-12. Glee Club, 10. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. Forum fSpanishJ, 11-12. Varsity Club, 11- 12. Basketball, 10-11. Science Club, 10-11. Volleyball, 10-11-12. John Francis Buckley Haverhill, Massachusetts A regular go-getter with a flair for the journalistic world. Softball, 10. Football, 9-10-11. Base- ball, 9-10-11-12. Basketball, 9-10-11- 12. Trade Wind Staff, 10-11-12. Sports Editor, 11-12. Caribbean Staff, 10-11-12, Editor, 12. Louise Helene Diaz Colon, Republic of Panama Has a gay outlook on life - her wacky wit never allows for ' a dull moment. Clee Club, 11-12. Archery, 12. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. Basketball, 12. Volleyball, 10-11-12. Robert Knoop Ancon, Canal Zone Has a deep manly voice that speaks authority! Clee Club, 10-11. La P.A.S., 10. Cab- inet Member, 12. Trade Wind Staff, 11. Caribbean Staff, 11. Softball 11 Football, 9-12. Baseball, 11. Basket- ball, 10-11. Track, 10-11. Jane Snyder Newark, New Jersey Nonchalant-easy-going-personab ity in her wardrobe. Clee Club, 10. Dramatic Club, 9-10- 11. Swimming, 9-10. Archery, 9-10. Softball, 9-10-11-12. Ruth Muckle Troy, New York Our contribution to the Quiz Kidsf, Can perform wonders with drawing materials. Honor Society, 11-12. Dramatic Club 12. Cipos, 12. La P.A.S., 10-11-12l Forum fSpanishJ, 12. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 11. Trade Wind Staff, 11. Science Club, 10-11-12. Caribbean Staff, 11. Dance Com- mittees. George 0. Flores San Carlos, Costa Rica T he Romantic Don Juan. La P. A. S. President, Freshman Class. Sophomore Vice-President. Junior Class Representative. Soft- ball, 9-10-11. Football, 9-10-11. Base- ball, 9-10-11-12. Track, 9-10-11-12. Basketball, 9-10-11-12. Denia Wong Colon, Republic of Panama Oriental lady with twinkling eyes and modest manner. Clee Club, 9. Dramatic Club, 12. La P.A.S., 9-10-11-12. Forum iSpan- ishl, 10-11-12. Camera Club, 10-12. Norbert F. Keller Colon, Republic of Panama Gentleman with the inimitable wit, and the Bajain dialect. Glee Club, 9-10-11. .lunior-Senior Banquet Committee. Q-pq 44. 6 3 1 P -.- if ' 1i.L-I.A..I.'4 'i , Killa! 4 3 -,Q . -.- , ur v f 'V ' in is uf ..-1 Beverly Pressler Reeves Jacksonville, Texas Quiet charm and dignified beauty. Honor Society, 12. Dramatic Club, 12. Cipos, 12. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. Forum fSpanisbJ, 10-11-12. Trade Wind Staff, 11. Caribbean Staff, 11. Library Assistant, 10-11-12. Quill and Scroll, 11-12, Secretary, 12. Richard Scheidegg Irvington, New Jersey One of Gatun's best. Softball, 9-10-11-12. Football, 9-10- 11-12. Baseball, 9-10-11-12. Basket- ball, 9-10-11-12. Track, 9-10-11-12. Swimming, 9-10-11-12. Alice Louise Benthall Bradenton, Florida Conscientious student-always in there pitching. Honor Society, 12. Glee Club, 10- 11-12. Dramatic Club, 10-11. Cipos, 11-12. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. Forum fSpanishJ, 11-12. Trade Wind Staff, 11. Science Club, 10-11-12. Carib- bean Staff, 11. Quill and Scroll, 11- 12. Student Advisory-La P.A.S., 11. President, La P'.A.S., 12. Treas- urer, Quill and Scroll, 12. Richard Chambers Colon, Republic of Panama Sports lover. Flashy smile. Has plenty masculine eye appeal. ' La P.A.S., 9-10-11. Forum fSpan- ishl. Clee Club, 11. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Swimming, 12. Basketball, 9-10-11-12. Softball, 9- 10-11-12. Football, 9-10-11-12. Base- ball, 9-10-11-12. Track, 9-10-11-12. Thomas Joseph Dorgan Colon, Republic of Panama Never seen without T hat Look in his eyes! He definitely has a way ! ! .' Glee Club, 10. Swimming, 10. Soft- ball, 9-10-11. Football, 9-10-11-12. Baseball, 9-10-11-12. Basketball, 9- 10-11-12. Cheer Leader, 10. Trade Wind Staff, 12. Caribbean Staff, 12. Victory Corps, 9. Model Airplane Club, 9. Fay Howard Colon, Republic of Panama Light or dark, short or tall. She sets her trap to snare them all! Glee. Club, 9-10-11-12. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. ,lunior-Senior Banquet Committee. Volleyball, 9. Victory Corps. Luis F. Hooper Colon, Republic of Panama One of our Football Heroes! A swell guy to have around. ub 12 Swimming 12 Soft Glee C1 , . , - ' ball, 9-11. Baseball, 9-11-12. Track, 9-10-12. Basketball, 9-11-12. Raylene Jasper Adds joy to all she undertakes. , Y , ,,,,,,.....t.,,f,,--.mar -u mig,-9,'i - M. Richard A. Pincus Ancon, Canal Zone A gentleman in every sense of the word. Cipos, La P.A.S. Forum CSpanishJ. Softball. Football. Baseball. Basket- ball. Track. Marilyn Malpass Hong Kong, China Sugar and spice and everything nice. Diminutive-charming and gracious. Dramatic Club. Starford L. Churchill Ancon, Canal Zone ' Always willing to lend that helping hand. Gloria Elaine Bornefeld Colon, Republic of Panama A gal that definitely knows her way around! An unbeatable combination of looks-personality-and charm. Honor Society, 12, Treasurer, 12. Clee Club, 9-10-11-12. Dramatic Club, 10. Cipos, 12. La P.A.S., 10- 11-12. Forum fSpanishJ, 11-12. Soft- ball, 9-10-11-12. Basketball, 9-10-11- 12. Junior-Senior Banquet Commit- tee. Swimming, 9. Class Officer, 9- 10. Volleyball, 9-10-12. All Stars 10-12. Camera Club, 12. 9 Mercedes Chong Bocas del Toro A pretty pert Miss who has per- sonality in her wardrobe. Clee Club, 9. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Volleyball, 9. Frank Howard Figures intrigue him - - er - - mathematically speaking of courseg' Marie Elsie Kennedy Colon, Republic of Panama Has a voice of gladness, and a smile of eloquence and beauty. Clee Club, 9-10-11-12. Dramatic Club, 11-12. La P.A.S., 10-11. Soft- ball, 9-10. Basketball, 9-10. Volley- ball, 9-10-11. Richard de Castro San Jose, Costa Rica Has a sense of humor we like. Aims to please. Cipos, 11. La P.A.S., 9-10-11-12. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Science Club, 10-11-12. it ....... I' Bl e 4' ile tic ft- ey- 2. e. Marie Alison Little Boxford, Mass. Looks, personality, everything! All bound up in a bundle of perpetual motion. Kenneth Sether The copper-haired fellow with that catchy smile! Marjorie Jean Harrington Margie,' Akron, Ohio Energetic-spirited-always willing to lend a helping hand. S. A. Representative, 12. Dramatic Club, 10-11-12, Secretary, 11-12. Thespians, 10-11-12. Varsity Club, 11-12. Softball, 10-11-12. All-Stars, 11. Junior-Senior Banquet Commit- tee, Class Officer, Committees, 11-12. Cheer Leader, 11. Trade Wind Staff, 12. Volleyball, 10-11-12. Caribbean Staff, 12. Rammies I-Ialwany Colon, Republic of Panama Quick witted -polished manners -Valentino features. Cvlee Club, 9-10-12. Dramatic Club, 12. La P.A.S., 10-12. Forum QSpan- ishl, 12. Librarian. 9-10-12. . Jack Pescodt Ancon, Canal Zone Romeo hep-cat on the quiet side. Smooth dancer. Glee Club, 10. Archery, 9. La P.A.S., 9-10-11-12. Forum CSpanishJ, 12. Softball, 9-10-11-12. Football, 9-10- 11-12. Football, 9-10-11-12. Baseball, 9-10-11-12. Basketball, 9-10-11-12. Track, 9-10-11-12. Swimming, 9. Harriet Wentworth Keenan Colon, Republic of Panama 7 Big things come in little packages., A regular swingster, and plenty f rocking rhythm! Honor Society, 12. Glee Club, 9-10- 11-12. Swimming, 9. Cipos, 9-10-11. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. Forum CSpan- ishl, 11-12. Varsity Club, 9-10-11-12. Softball, 9-10-11-12, All-Stars, 10-11- 12. Basketball, 9-10-11-12. All-Stars, 11-12. Cabinet Member, 12. Cheer Leader, 10-12. Trade Wind Staff, 11. Volleyball, 9-10-11-12. All-Stars, 9- 10-11-12. Caribbean Staff, 11. Quill and Scroll, 11-12. Victory Corps, 9- 10. Thomas R. Harrison Rocky Ancon, Canal Zone lThe Big Teasel perpetual prankster. Softball, 11-12. Football, 10-11-12, aeball 10 Basketball 1112 B s , . , - . Track, 10-11. Swimming, 9-10-11. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Victory Corps. Vilma Rosania Colon, Republic of Panama Quiet, but not idle. Likes everyone and visa versa. Dramatic Club,'12. La P.A S., 9-10- 11. Forum fSpanishD, 10-12. Soft- ball, 9. Basketball, 9. Library As- sistant, 9. Volleyball, 9-12. Walter Templin Selma, Alabama A likeable lad, quiet and mannerly. Softball, 9-10-11-12. Football, 9-10- 11-12. Baseball, 9-10-11-12. Basket- ball, 9-10-11-12. Andree Lee Whitlock Panama, Canal Zone Energetic . . . full of laughs. A loveable redheaded cyclone. Freshman S. A. Officer. Home-room Representative, 11. Glee Club, 9-10- 11-12. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. Forum fSpanishJ, 11-12. Camera Club, 9- 10-11. Swimming, 11. Archery, 9-10- 11-12. Softball, 9-10-11-12. Basket- ball, 9-10-11-12. Cheer Leader, 12. Trade Wind Staff, 11. Caribbean Staff, 11. Volleyball, 9-10-11-12. Victory Corps. Pep Squad, 11-12. Thomas Michael McCinn Tom,' Ancon, Canal Zone T he Oratorf' Supercharged with a rare gift of gab! And by the way -quite the ladies, man! Orchestra, 9-10. Clee Club, 10-12. Track, 9-10. Basketball, 9-10-12. Water Polo, 12. Debate Squad, 12. Operetta, 9. Band, 9. Joan Handshaw Admtrer of marines. Friendly, full of jokes Jeanne Boles Englewood, New Jersey Has much mirth and no madness- all good and no badness. Glee Club, 10-11-12. Dramatic Club, 10-11-12. .lunior-Senior Banquet Committee. Class Officer, 11. Cabi- net Member, 11. Trade Wind Staff, 11-12. Caribbean Staff, 11. Jack Taylor Portland, Oregon Puts an accentuation on sports. Smooth, easy manner, a never- failing friend. Glee Club, 9. Dramatic Club, 10-11- 12. Victory Corps, 9. Class Officer, 11. Library Assistant, 9-10. Junior- Senior Banquet Committee. Swim- ming, 9-11-12. Water Polo, 12. Soft- ball, 9-10-11-12. Football, 9-10-11-12. Harriette Hanna Colon, Republic of Panama Beautiful Titian tresses. Frank, witty, and sweet as can be. Glee Club, 9-10. Victory Corps. Vol- leyball, 9. Dramatic Club, 11. Bad- minton, 11-12. Herbert Bingham Birmingham, Alabama Our Scientific Genius. Camera Club, 11-12. Science Club, 9-10-11-12. Torrid Zone Wizards, 9- 10-11-12. ' fam' .-f..A - ,.' . .v-mn:-as. rsey madness- NESS. itic Club, Banquet 11. Cabi. fnd Staff, L sports. never- ,b, 10-11- Officer, . Junior- :. Swim- 12. Soft- -10-11-12. mama Frank, i be. rps. Vol- 11. Bad- la S. 'je Club, zardS, 9' Joyce Malcolm A tiny bundle of charm personified. Hedy Kellman Vienna, Austria Sparkling laugh. Completely at ease. Her happy spirit never dampens. Clee Club, 11. Dramatic Club, 9-10- 11-12. Swimming, 9. Cipos, 11-12. La P.A.S., 9-10-11-12. Forum fSpan- ishl, 11-12. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Pep Squad, 12. Victory Corps. Poetry Club, 11. Caribbean Staff, 12. Richard Swearingen Buckeye Columbus, Ohio Top man in the sports' field. Care- free--constantly on the go. Has a way with the gals. Softball, 9-11. Football, 9-11-12. Baseball, 10-11-12. Basketball, 10- 11-12. Junior-Senior Banquet Com- IIIIIICC. Judith Felicia Havas 'cjudyi' Kaposvar, Hungary Laughing eyes-sparkling personal- ity-loquacious manner-Judy will always be a success anywhere there are people. Quill and Scroll, 12. Glee Club, 10- 11-12. Honor Society, 12. Dramatic Club, 9-10-11-12. Thespians, 10-11-12, Treasurer, 11, President, 12. Cipos, 11-12. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. Forum fSpanishl, 11-12. Basketball, 10-12. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Class Officer, Secretary, 10. Trade Wind Staff, 12. Volleyball, 10. Carib- bean Staff, 12, Assistant Editor, 12. C.H.S. Carnival Float, 11. Horace Villars Strictly stateside! A Casanova, with that Know-it-all smile. Arf! .V Dramatic Club, 12. 21 Club, 12. Water Polo, 12. Rene David Osorio David, Republic of Panama Musical-engaging accent. Gets a kick out of just living. Clee Club, 9-10-11-12. Cipos. La P.A.S., 9-10-11-12. 21 Club, 12. Forum fSpanishl. Zelma Ruth Campbell Niles, Michigan Our sophisticated strawberry blonde! Volleyball, 12. Baseball, 12. Thomas Gregg Colon, Republic of Panama When that boy makes with the feet, he's definitely All Reet ! ! V' Football, 9-10-11-12. Baseball, 9-10- 11. Softball, 10-11-12. Swimming, 9- 10-11-12. Reed R. Mcllvaine Ancon, Canal Zone A likeable and sincere fella. Born actor, and what a devilish streak ! ! Dramatic Club, 9-10-11-12, President, 11-12. Thespians, 10-11-12. Trade Wind Staff, 12. Caribbean Staff, 12. Library Assistant, 9-10. Talent As- sembly, 11-12. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 11. Victory Corps, 9-10. Lou Irene Mcllvaine Peggy Wadsworth, Ohio Dreamy-eyed glama gal. Always in the middle of anything exciting. Friendliness is her password. Class Representative, 12. Glee Club, 9. Dramatic Club, 9-10. La P.A.S., 10-11. Varsity Club, 10-11-12. Soft- ball, 9-10-11-12. Basketball, 9-10-11- 12. Volleyball, 9-10-11-12. Junior- Senior Banquet Committee, 11. Cheer Leader, 12. Camera Club, President, 11. George A. Schulte St. Louis, Missouri Our rnan-about-school. Has put his best foot forward on the stepping stones of success. S. A. President. Class Representa- tive, 9-10. Cipos, 10-11-12. La P.A.S., 9-10-11-12. 21,' Club, 12. Forum fSpanishJ, 11-12. Football, 9-10-12 Baseball, 11-12. Track, 9-10-11-12 .lunior-Senior Banquet Committee Victory Corps, 9-10. Virginia Ann Merrill Chicago, Illinois Ginger-blonde, peppy, energetic, witty-face always puclcered in interest or charming anxiety. Balboa Little Theatre, 10-11-12. Speech Class, 11. Camera Club, 11. Softball, 10-11. Volleyball, 10-11-12. Trade Wind Staff, 12. Caribbean Staff, 12. Cheer Leader, 10-11-12. Lee Brown Colon, Republic of Panama Lively, fun loving Lee-she's got a devil in her eyes! Glee Club, 9. Swimming, 9-10. Var- sity Club, 9-10-11-12. Softball, 9-10- 11-12. Basketball, 9-10-11-12. Volley- ball, 9-l0-11-12. All-Stars, 9-10-12. James Dorsey Bellfontaine, Ohio School Apollo! Van .lohnson has nothing on hirn! Vice-President, 11. La P.A.S., 10-11- 12. Football, 9-10-12. Basketball, 9- 10. Dramatic Club, 11. Dorothy Howard-Worrall C5Dotty99 Hollywood, Florida The Wise-Cracker, delightfully witty, sincere and independent. Dramatic Club, 12. Softball, 9-10. Baseball, 9-10. Track, 10. Class Officer, 10. Volleyball, 10. Pep Squad, 11-12. Coronation Committee. Charles Robert Madison Colon, Republic of Panama His chuckle made the whole world shaken-the guy you love to dance with. Home-Room Representative, 12. Glee Club, 9. Dramatic Club, 9-10-11-12. Thespians, 10-11-12, Vice-President, 12. La P. A. S., 10-11-12. Forum fSpanishD, 10-11-12. Cabinet Mem- ber, 12. Trade Wind Staff, 12. As- sistant Editor, 12. Caribbean Staff, 12. Assembly Committee, 12. Camera Club, 9. Music Appreciation, 10. Talent Assembly, 12. a ' ' I .'-.vi -' V-giifmwrgr,-L ...trim a IO! a Var- 9-10- mlley- '-12. has 0-11- ,l, 9- l -fully EL -10. lass Pep 'tCC. 1 rld . lee -12. nt, um mn As- aff, era 10. Evelyn Frankel Colon, Republic of Panama The feminine flashf' - Dramatic Club, 9-12. La P.A.S., 10- 12. Cabinet Member, 9. Science Club, 9. Softball, 9-10. Swimming, 9. Volleyball, 9-10. Bartley Wolfenstein New York City, New York Our Man Friday. A swell guy with plenty of get-up-and-go! Dramatic Club, 10-11. Trade Wind Staff, 12. Caribbean Staff, 12. Vic- tory Corps, 9. Camera Club, 12. Swimming, 9. Softball, 9-10-11. Football, 9-10-11-12. Baseball, 9-12. Basketball, 9-10-11-12. Track, 9-11. Peggy Wilkes Colon, Republic of Panama tall al uith bi brown eyes, A 1 g 7 s g s wide engaging smile and a blithe spirit. Glee Club, 9-10. Softball, 9-10-12. Basketball, 9-12. Swimming, 9. Vol- leyball, 9. Badminton, 11-12. Mac Brandl Ashville, North Carolina Bill Caswell A boy from the South. Full of dry wit has a knack for fishing A regular sea-faring lad, with ships - - ' , ' ' and hunting. on his brain. Softball, 9-10-11. Football, 9-10-11- 12. Basketball, 9-10-11-12. F Horacio Ducruet Colon, Republic of Panama Tall, dark and manly! Handsome Latin looks. Glee Club, 10-12. Dramatic, 12. La P.A.S., 10-12. Forum fSpanishJ. Science Club, 10-12. Softball, 10. Football, 12. Baseball, 12. Basketball, 10-12. Patricia Ann Benny Patsy,' Ancon, Canal Zone Has a song in her heart and they say that ua light heart lives long! Honor Society, 12. Glee Club, 9. La P.A.S., 10-11-12. Cipos, 11-12. Forum fSpanishJ, 11-12. Victory Corps. Quill and Scroll, President, 11. Pep Squad, 9. Swimming, 9. Trade Wind Staff, 11. Science Club, 9-10-11-12, President, 11. Volleyball, 11. Caribbean Staff, 11. Nisla Aizpurua Colon, Republic of Panama Quiet and mannerly-admired by all -conscientious worker with un- limited patience. Glee Club, 9. Basketball, 11. Science Club, 11-12. Francisco Rosales The men of few words are the best men . . . La P.A.S. .AW 5, - ' A ' K. ' W 7 ' qia:J'ihwf,-- A f 1 ' . , ' use ' fab' 1 HHH UF FHIHE A WITTIEST-Lee Brown and Rammies H alwany MOST INTELLECTUAL--Ruth Muckle and Robert Knoop BEST LOOKING-,lean McNair anal .lames Dorsey BEST DANCERS-Gloria Bornefelcl and Charles Madison MOST TALENTED-Arline Lincoln and Sam Blackburn FRIENDLIEST-Patsy Benny and Torn McGinn BEST ALL-ROUND-Harriet Keenan anfl George Schulte BEST DRESSED-Torn Dorgan and Peggy M cl lvaine MOST POPULAR-fuoly Havas and Richard Swearingen MOSTATHLETIC-Betty farnesson and Luis Hooper Q QIQQXJ Q Qqfxqge uf!-2 BO gnc! -R Judy am! 36:15 Bsffy ana! .lbuis 1 dgamfis ana! gfozia flllilglj an Gqzfins cuzcf Sam gnaf and goin 9359 0226! goin f ana! FHVUHITES H edy Pete Bev and Horacio Ss I 'KVM 612 Anclree Hank lane an oe Jack Reed EHEEE THE EHCULEU MR. TED HOTZ Well, what can I do for you?,' MISS BEVERLY RUOFE Mn Hotz is busy nowv Uou'II get! to know them well, Chns! Miss HELEN PATTERSON If you prefer to use your own method, you may go' ahead, but I assure you, Mr Greggas method is bettahfv , ,......,...... .......,. O ,O . O. we ..,.. swxepzu Miss JEANNE BROWN EMISS ADAMARY ANDERSON , I H H If Without the Juniors, I wouldrft be 6419161159 PGY 9'0W,flbVUU' limes: When UEf?7g'0UT 21,39 5110 Ln . . . able to do a thing! today MR. CLYDE FLOWERS MISS DOROTHY HUF1-'MAN MR. CARL MAEDL Don't do your geometry on the '61 positively clon't For snakes may go, and snakes may way to class, please bouncen come, but I go on forever. ' MR. OSVVALD JORSTAD MISS MARY WORRELL MR. RAYBURN BRIANS The bass section please sing Put more color on your Please leave the water a little louder postersn faucets alone MRS. EVEL-YN ANDERSON MR. CARROLL ANDERSON MRS. PHYLLIS SPENCER Wasn't Cleopatra magnificentfn Let's talk shop Et tu, grutejt' MR. CHARLES WALLACE MR. NOEL GIBSON MR, PAUL EVANCOE Well, I wouldnlt advise you to, but You can draw a straight line with 4' . U. now in the Good old days if you think it correct, well . . . a T squaren MISS SOPHIE MCLIMANS ' MISS AGNES STIASNEY You can buy ice cream in the cafeteria . . ready? . . . Up, down, Up, down, after school Up, down . . . COACH JOHN FAWCETT COACH LUKE PALUMBO COACH KENNETH DEITH 0. K. Mister, five laps around the trackl' ':Come on out and back your teamv Splash! Oh, my stomachlv s 'g ' , I - - 1 - . -. I Y x 'P I - Q I - . , , . 'I MARJORIE STYLES PEDIT6 AV' NIEVES JEANETTE MCLAREN NORMA LEE VAN SICLEN President Vice-President Secretary TTCUSUITCT GILBERT SOLLAS NORMA NALL GEORGE EGOLF ROSEMARY DENSON BARBARA BROWN EDWARD JOHNSTON lVlERLE SIMONS HELEN CRANDALL DALE HEUN ELEANORE KULLER WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN KATHLEEN DONAHUE 'fini ' 1:12 A I I .5- :,B3i'-:YF l .Yvifiig i I few ' Q I , A 4, if I , '26 I KZ Z fw W . wi : Zfzff he Q, i A v ff o-if ,Q 4 A EAM 7 , in I Q I . 1. .-11:55 5-5 :1:.:11i55s52s:s'115s T ifj. . XNFEQQ x 5 N Q ix N N R x X XWX I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I i Name Bobby Williams Bertha Englebright Norma Nall Charles Harrison Ben Yohros Eleanor Kuller George Coulter Nancy Dyer Jeanine Hellums Marie Benny Lee Van Siclen , Raymond Kam . George Egolf John Engleke Pat Leach Margie Styles Hugh Taylor David Sanders Philip Sanders Aden Armstrong Wilma Wood Chuck Millspaugh Alice Brayton Betty Hodges Edward Johnston Gertrude Miller Alan Townshend Bill Mclaughlin Bill McGinn Jack Haywood Buddy Corbett David Aycock Ray Waggaman Robert Quinn Kenneth Millard Harry Schulte Mary F urey Merle Simons Kathleen Donahue Rosemary Denson Joann Dougan Pedro Nieves Terry Archbold Bill Willoughby Mary Aleguas Jeannette McLaren Dale Heun Jimmy Fernandez Barbara Brown ' Horacio Ducruet Gilbert Sollas Norene Williams 46 66 C6 64 64 G4 66 GC C6 cc cc ulndehn' cc ca JUHIURS Pet Saying Nuts to the Squirrelsn More People Killedn What a Nut I 7' Letis go get a Spur and a hamburger Are you mad?,' Hubba Hubba lndeh Toughn What a Character How can you tellv nOhI GeeI7' Loco G'Oh! BugI', 66 7 Now listen here!' uOh! Boy! uListen! OhI Yeah! Oh! Boy! Peanut Butter Sand- wiches ulndehi' HYeah I Did!,, What ? L6 Who Knows I N Crumb I '4WhatI ? HSam's Dead CC 7 77 uNuts 7, ttOh Nuts I 'Watch It I 64 Just a Minute!', Wise Up 977 Hmmmm I How Come? HOh Crumb I HOhhhhhhhhh I 77 HWho says? rr Jeepers I W t'Nuts I 7' 4'Indeh ulndehn Baaaa I 46Oh Shoot!'7 Oh! PhooeyI', uWho Knows! 'glndehn HCrimany', uJeepers'7 46Whats up Doc ? HHmmmmmm ? H Type of People You Like Best Boys! Men! Anything in Pants! Arf! Arf! Blondes! Serious Men I Women! Males! Men I Brunettes! Male of Course Crazy People Everyone Women! Opposite Sex Men! Dark Men Blonde Men Everyone Women! Females Men I Anything but men! Women! Men I Men I Women! Everyone Women! Anything in Skirts! Arf I Arf I Friendly I Beautiful but Dumb! Everyone White! Nevermind Friendly It's a Secret! Can't you guess? Everyone Ahem! Everyone Femmes Muchachas Well - - -I Men! Yum! Yum! Everyone Women! Men-Gentlemen I Gals Females Only Everyone cgofzfiomo 'za gfam ff-fi: ---L fn f- - ill-f 'ZEQQHZCZIZ 675,064 Name Bill Heggelund Buddy Thomas Eddie Allgaier Dorn Thomas Donald Johnson Milton Altmark Paul Cain Donald Kane Bill Korenbrot Neyle Theriault Brian Albright Dick Egger Howard Munro Chuck Millspaugh Bob Gibson .lose Colina ' Annibal Balquin Ray Nesbitt Eric Ducret Newton Bagby Andy Gracie Reds Corbett Victor Levi Izzy Wachtel Gil Young Fred Templin Ben Yohros Bob Berry Larry Horine Jean Dough Betty Bougan Flossie Kane Barbara Wentworth Mary Andrews Mary Northrup Rita Mann Pat Gilday Norma Englebright Charlene J ahnke Barbara Troup Mary Salmon Sylvia Austin Lila Hill Lois Lee Jackie Whitlock Sophie Popadapolis Phylis Fisher Joe Arnold Florence Christain Jenny Kornbrot Joan Mead Beula Simons Margie Coe Nancy Donaldson Jackie Hunter Bonny Heun Joan Styles Ann Newhard Helen Marquard SUPHUHIUHES Pet Peeve Girls Women Girls fA11 except a fewJ uCharlie77 Eating Most girls Girls who crack gum! Women fexcept T. G.J Women Dentists Homework The girl on the left in Eng. Class. Crazy people Noisy people Sad-faced people Dance Softball A Jean Dough Girls who canit dance to Spanish music Not being able to sleep First Period class Bed hair Getting such good grades Any girl under 10 Pessimist Gum Cracking Ignorance and stupidity Liver Girls fexcept Jackie and Jeanj Boys without manners Leroy Leach Paul Cain Naggy people None Boys People who hold grudges Conceited people Someone who calls me '4Ski-Jump Catty people Thinking Doing nothing Homework Boys who shovel snow Getting up in the morning Doing Dishes Geometry None Homework Boys Stag Line Catty Girls Catty people Men Home work Gatun boys? Mary Janels opera singing Teasing people Fickle girls Bugs People who always comb their hair Hobby Woodwork Women Collecting Stamps Model Boats Women Swimming Eating fried chicken Model planes Motion pictures Carpentry Airplanes Sports Being a brain child History of girls Girls' sports Music Basketball Basketball Horseback riding Sleeping Hubba! Hubba! Being in HCM League She lives in England Being a wolf! Sports Heh! Heh! Movie Photography Airplanes Sports fHehl Heh!J Writing letters Bugs Movies Dogs Stamps Accordian Drawing Movies Letter writing Plane Geometry Loafing Music Skating , Collecting programs Sports Dancing Piano Sports Sports Pennants Art Pictures Stamps None Anything Shooting Sports Running wild Sports Sports Name Borden, Page Alequas, Alfredo Altmark, Milton Casswell, Pat Croft, Carlton Daugherty, Jerrald rl-ifsumfn Ebuenga, Betty Englebright, Dorothy Irving, Mary James, Steven Jorstad, Judith Kariger, Robert Lasiste, Esther Marquard, ,lennette Marsh, Susan McCain, Etta Preston, Margie Santos, Lesbia Sacage, Joan Shoaf, Beverly Lutro, Thomas Michaud, Alex Miller, William Sassara, Charles Yohros, Harry Cottrell, Emerson Malcolm, Ralph Rosales, Marima MacSparran, Mary Jo Dovel, Paula Miller, Homer Castillo, Manuel Barker, Robert White, Mark Crooks, Nancy Wheeler, Beverly Peacock, Marlene Gilder, Donnie Gaines, Elizabeth Dixon, Dolores Roddy, James Smith, Harold Finlason, Joy Rosania, Claudio Schofield, Jacquelyn Turner, Patricia Baigelman, Jack Bingham, William Brzezinski, Mike Hill, William Ibanez, Carlos Culpepper, Tommy Kane, Jerry Maher, Stanley N zckname Pet Sayzng G'Page none uFreddie'7 lndeah! none Hmmmmi? uCassy My foot! 4'Baby,, Ding How! ulerryn none uBuddy,7 Tsk, tsk 44Dottie Oh, Gosh! uMare', O. K. HSteven Dixon to carrier, scratch one flap up Judy Gee! HBobby'7 Your father's mustache! none uCrum!,' uPolly Gee Zoo! uSusie', Nuts! '4Missouri,' Golly! uMargie,, Cho! '!Leslie,7 Cho! 'clasperi' Corn! 4'Pete,' Imagine That! uTommy lndeh! HAlex,7 Gee Whiz! uBill Gosh! '!Cottontail Gee Whiz! uMazie Soque! '4Mac E-Gods! 'cPutsie'7 Crumbs and Crackers 'cDeaver Indeh! '4Bobbie,' Donit fool around! HLarry,' Indeh! 'cNanM You think so! HKay How about that! '4Lene Sparky! uDonnie Hot Dog! uBetty'7 Scooter! '4Dordy7' Sugar! ccnlinunyaa '4Ecker', 'cjoyv Christmas! ulackiei' 4'Pat,, By Cracky! HJ,-agka, KlS1T1Cf HBi11', Indeh! uSkipper Quaco! '4Bj11y My aching back! '!Carlos Me God! Wllommyw Quaco! 6',lerry Indeh! Francis,' Sweet enough to share. fread top to bottom! Eeeeeeeeeg Woman driver! Ain't they sweet! Redhead on green lawn. Woman with Wolves Sweet and Lovely. lanitresses at work. Jackie and Gal. 2: v? ff 53 Si Z ? :Q r i y I x I f 5 . 4,r' ,,,,,, . ., f . X,., . .. A f J F F f Y, . 4 , bil .' 14, ' . I 13' .QI ' K all -U fw eff .L A r 5.l A? .? A .rf ' it I ' 4 . 15' 3 .r- ri' 'K A .W X., X 5 'A' . i . f I . f .Ll M 1 ,f -A fa .,, 11 I- -, 3, V 1-' , .. A -'V 1 1 V il, . V . r ., 1. my PQI' f K 1. - H . XP' -7 : E . I .lf 1 4 3 . 1 s 'f - Alix sw' , 1, if' '. 4! A W Q4 Q V 5 5 13. ll.-. I 1. K , I . L : ?'..i:! , V4 412' fyh.. , f. 3, . 1 s.. 1 u -.1 I A rf - , Ii 4. f :'r 14.7 mf .,,' 1 :,.'l' , ni j A. ,U up fn .X 1:1 .,e, , N' ,,1 ,1-L..f -'.,.n ... H- . ni. J-A., . 'Q . I -D. . ' Ja. w A- ' 22, he L. .h-r ' f 1' I ,.f VI au, Mx,-n ' . a n 1 F 1,,: Q59 Q' QQ' X THE DRAMATIC CLUB DRHIHHTICS Meet the disciples of Thespis, Chris! Can you imagine a school really complete without these Broadway fledglings? You certainly would have enjoyed our first play, Hlune Mad, and all of our programs. With the guidance of our new sponsor, Miss Mary Worrell, and our officers: Reed Mcllvaine, president, Jean McNair, vice-president, Marjorie Har- rington, secretaryg and Beverly Meitzen, treasurer, we of the Dramatic Club are reaching new heights. HJUNE MAD HJUNE MAD NATIONAL THESPIANS '6Do Well your part, there all the honor liesa' is the motto of the Thespian. There's more Work to putting on a play than you would believe, Chris. To act in a play is not enough, in order to be accepted into the Thespian Society, one must have a major role in a production, and must accept and carry out Well many other odd jobs that are needed to make a play success- ful. The officers of the Thespian Troupe are: Judy Havas, president, Charles Madison, vice- presidentg Arline Lincoln, secretary, Norma Nall, treasurer, Raymond Kam, general clerk. ,loin the Dramatic Club, Chris, and be our next leading man! THE CAST SPHHISH CLUB Since 1939, lVIrs. Phyllis Spencer and the members of her honorary Spanish organization, La P.A.S., have done their best to proinote a greater interest in the Spanish language and to improve- relations between the United States and the Republic of Panama. We're very anxious for you to meet lVlrs. Spencer, Chris. Her bubbling personality has made the La P.A.S. Club a respected organization. The Cipos are the uDeluXe members of the Spanish Club. LA P.A.S. CLUB 1 QX v Q39 QV 0, f ef These people just write, 'n write, ,n write, Chris. Their journalistic ambitions are dauntless. Three boys-Bill McGinn, Raymond Kam, and Bob as a A E lan --2 Wy! Richardson have since added variety by their initiations into Quill and Scroll. Miss Huffman needed 'em, too. Here you see a Worldly and wise bunch Chris Not one scientific protege nor Mr Maedl has succeeded in blowing up the school They re either mighty good THE TORRID ZONE WIZARDS IIATIUIAL HONOR SDCIETY 5158, HHTIUHHL HUHUR SUCIETU 'iss is ' I x Chris, these are the honor students of C.H.S. Four traits determine the selections of these ten students: scholarship, leadership, character and service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Nine girls, Harriet Keenanrflloria Bornefeld, Judy Havas, ,lean McNair, Ruth Muckle, Beverly Reeves, Arline Lincoln, Patricia Benny, and Alice Benthall, and one boy, George Schulte, make up the senior part of the Caribbean Chapter of the National Honor SOCICW- We Heednit tell you how proud C.H.S is of this organization and - . D its members. Miss Brown assumed the responsibility of guiding this brain trust. all th d C CHIHEHH HND QI CLUBS 4 C2 The original organizers of the u21 Club, sponsored by the Cristobal-Colon Rotary Club, chose twenty-one boys, with Faculty Sponsors, Mr. Charles Wallace and Mr. Paul Evancoe, to meet semi-monthly for the purpose of study- ing, discussing and writing about the American Republics. lt is an organization, Chris, that you should join. That man, lVIr. Hotz, proved to be a mighty energetic member. A V g p THE'?F'CLUB 0 6' 0,0 'Q EPHHHHEHTS A V ' 4535 ' 1-wr-31: -, A?'D1ZQ,::,1',7 H V-,W - .,-gig, I, :L .35 .x . ,wa -: iz, ,f 3 im : I ,A ,ig -'ij 13 gs, ' A , in ' 1-5:--' .ste-. A v 0- 7,.,55.1. 4' 5 'X. rorning! G A S6 ,1 , 'I L , . f, 15 ff ami , Physics, and Newton's Laws of Motion, en- S5 tertain Chris during the second period. QB' aBut, says Chris, 'chow was I to know we YXQQXQS were going to have a test today? Y At last, a study hall. But Chris has to repair to the Library, and check out that book for American Problems. And, oh, yes, read the jokes in the latest Reader's Diigest. Fourth and fifth periods Chris works with practiced precision on a beautiful mahogany bookcase that will contain his sports novels in his bedroom at home. The noon hour at last, and Chris' is carried by the flood of humanity to the cafeteria, where he eats his lunch. His ribs are filled with elbows, and his tray nearly spills, but he finally reaches his table safely, and munches with much enjoyment on a hot dog. E A Darn it, I made another mistakelv Don't take it so hard, Chris, we all make mistakes, although Miss Patterson says we shouldn't. Chris, go clown town and get an ad from - - No, write an article on No That typifies two periods of journalism. When the three o'clock release bell finally rings, Chris staggers out of class, thoroughly beaten and bewildered, to-ward home, where, at last, he can relax and enjoy living. J., . STRING ENSEMBLE No assembly is really complete without a selection or two from Cristobal High School's capable Music Clubs. The beautiful numbers sung, and the golden tones given forth under the guidance of our conductor, Mr. O. E. Jorstad, have cheered many a heart. Seldom will you see anything to match the artistic beauty of the Annual Christmas Pageant, Chris. Spring is ushered in with the delightful Spring Music Festival. CRISTOBAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA 3 yf 1, eizfj. 4 'fevzsi-! lffiiiii 1:-:zz 551113312 GLEE CLUB nd entertains the students The Glee Club is guest at many out-of-school events, a with various programs given during the year. C.H.S. is quite music-minded this year, ' ll d' h Glee Club. for a great number of the student body 1S enro e 1n t e And the band plays on . . THE BAND Qi? W' Column One Column Two 1. Carft be! Girl Working. 1. Scoop or a'man! 2. Reporters posing. 2. Our Hero! 3. How would you like to edit that! 3. Hard at work! Column 0716 Column Two 1- Donit smile so hard, Red. 1. Down the line. 2- Journalist posing. 2. Judy and lawn. 3- Take notice, please. 3. Photographer photographed 4. The Trade Wlnd Girl. JUUHHHLISHI ff This year, Miss Dorothy Huffman inherited the jour- nalism class from Miss Bess Liter. Miss Huffman pitched into her task with a will, and it was because of her driving force that the Caribbean and the several issues of the Trade W ind came into being. The Whole journalism class, Becky Dixon, ,lean McNair, Norma Nall, Judy Havas, J im Roe, John Buckley, Peter Fos- ter, Margie Harrington, Tom Dorgan, Reed Mcllvaine, Gin- ger Merrill, Tom Dixon, Charles Madison, Bartley Wolfen- stein, Rosemary Denson, and Margie Styles all contributed toward a bigger and better Trade Wind and Caribbean. I 4 SPORTS ff, wy 2 f 12:' f ,L 1' A , I 0, 4 f ff! ,, i f I 1 , , , , 1 'N Ks . 2? Wa. CHEERING SECTION o, Qqpsw The Cristobal Tigers captured their third straight Isthmian Championship under Coach Luke Palumbo, with only a scoreless tie With the Junior College marring an otherwise perfect record. Cristobal-0 Junior College-0 The Canal Zone Junior College put the only blemish on a near-perfect record in the open- ing game of the season, as they held the Tigers to a hard-fought scoreless tie on the quagmire of Strode Field. The Tigers threatened several times, as Jackie l'layWood's passes put them into scoring position, but they lacked the punch to put the ball over the goal line. Rah! Rah! Rah! Plenty of mud! But no score! XN a 2: vo Looking from the bench Cristobal-36 Balboa-6 With Jackie Haywood and Louie Hooper putting on great personal exhibitions, the Cristobal Tigers defeated the Balboa High School by the highest score in the gridiron rivalry between the two schools, 36-6. Why for you ash me? The coach jumps to his feet Haywood passed to five of the six touchdowns, Louie Hooper grabbing four in pay dirt, and Dick Chambers snaring a fifth. Hooper also scored another touch- down, racing 35 yards with an intercepted pass. The High School Threatens CriStOba1-9 Junior College-O 1 - ' held to a tie, the Cristobal High School ered at bellig dpiivxryoalgiz 3 dgeisive 9-0 victory over the Canal Zone . juggernaut smas e H ians held the school-boys in check until late in Junior COHCQ5 The Coheibagk I oe Smith broke through the college line the tl131'dkqti1artepllKhXi1fiiCE rolled Out of the end zone for a safety. With Six oc G 3 P ' ' ' George Coulteris waiting arms in . 2 - ' hrew the plgskm mm , - . - ' hls recelver, and t 1 P ' made extra polnt au , hdown. Hubert ie o p V end zone for a touC perfect COIIVCISIOU- Ze Coach . ' ccze Pfif1,CipIll!,, 'cZe Players In Cristobal-14 Balboa-0 The Tigers closed a very successful grid season with a fourteen-point victory over a much-improved Balboa High School eleven. I oe Smith scored the first touchdown with a sensational catch of a Haywood pass in the end zone. George Coulter scored the other marker on another pass from Hay- wood in the third u t '. H b ' ' ' q ar ei u e1t Pretto kicked both extra points. . d faded to pass. He si ht d if , he game, .lHCk HQYWOO g C minutes left to play 111 t the gg School al Zone late in ge line f ith six sighted us in the with a FIVE HCES jipalfv VULLEUBHH ' ' '- 5v..'L:2'.' 1 . .gzaq.g'g:1g11 QM' V . -mf: -',. f ' .gff V - 322'-f'K 12421: , if iff Z l, P 2 V . 'S .v',-, ,S , N A ' ff X , 'K 1 9 . J ' f?Qf4's?Q21i.- :A I 'Q-X B LEAGUE ALL-STARS This is our HBN league all-stars, Chris. They are really on the ball this year. See the girl in the center of the circle? She's Bobby Williams, who was captain of them. Under her capable leadership the team was victorious in all their games with Balboa. 6, ,,,,,, ,,.,,,,.,,4.,, ,gy ,qf,.v.,.5:s',,5a-:v5:4:22-f ,viii2? Fi2,.-?P',:3?W'j2 6f-'Ii:LQ57C'52?li24' Ein Q,-f1:E2i6FF': 3513.1 - ' '- 'A 1 f 7 1 Q 1 f? M of f , ff 'f ff' 1 I ff 2, , f 0 ,, .R s if, , 3, , I, if N' El 2' ? fa? Z ff f' VULLEH BHLL s fa K ,Y ff' 4 9 x fx K y A37 ',.:. x A LEAGUE ALL-STARS Nice looking group, huh, Chris? They can really play volleyball, too, as you probably know, if you witnessed any games When they played B.H.S. and C.Z.J.C. Margie Styles and Harriet Keenan were co-captains and they really kept the girls on their toes. ,..1 .r' f,r .,-, ,2 . i x a ,. .n Q. ,.. 21. 4 :n T' . -li 2 Q U I 9 4 fe .' ,V 1 - ff' Y. 1. pf' . .ir ,Nes- , -4 .' A-1:4 :P I, uf. I 1 'I a, i', r, - i I.. A J' .. I ia Hi' Zi 4-4 79 .Ah 1 j fr 5' .v-.1 v r .vu g 11' .,I .l 1, sf mi .1- 1 gg.. fq X. 'Je' ' .,,, f . U 1. 4 ,B ,- , . A-0 ' xg' M li-9 15, 1554 .2- .L f. .1 an ,. , I ,ia u -.35 il 1 5 wx H ,. A , X 3 . , ' ' hm? 3 v S Q 5 2 X S Z f 3 2 5 S i 5 5 A --L .5-1 -P .-.. -...- . V ,.- -.,...- .-,,, vw,-, W I t CLHSS llllll The following Senior boys, being of unsound mind and in the full loss of their faculties do bestow and bequeath the following objects to their unlucky successors, the Juniors. Reed Mcllvaine-his greasepaint and footlights to Alan Townshend. Thomas McGinn--his oratorical ability to Edward .l ohnston. James Roe-his luck at cards to anyone who has money to burn. George Schulte-the presidency of the S.A. to Bill lVlcGinn. Kenneth Sether-his humor and wit to HLimey David Sanders. foe Smith-his credit at Frankis to anyone who needs it. Walter T emplin-leaves Arden Armstrong to anyone who is feeling lucky. Sam Blackburn-his size 13 gun-boats fshoesj to anyone. Dick cle Castro-his brakeless bicycle to anyone who likes that kind of transportation. James Dorsey-his irresistable smile and blue eyes to any cute blonde. Pete F oster-his irresistable charms over women to any Junior who needs a gal. Rammies Halwany--his ability to drive any teacher crazy to any Junior who wants to try. Charles Madison--takes his dancing ability with him. Tom Gregg-his bedroom voice to Tom Lutro. Robert Knoop--his height to any skyscraper. Jack Pescocl-his weight to J im Fernandez. Renard Scheialegg-his secret peroxide solution to Charles lVlillspaugh. Jack Taylor-his ability to go steady to Charles Millspaugh. John Buckley-HCasey at the Bat to George HStrikeout,' Coulter. ,... A .....-----M A-1 'M ties, .-,rig 1. .. .V v- ...M- CLHSS Ullll The girls of Cristobal High School, being of a flighty mind and unsound reason, do here bequeath the following things to the beknighted underclassmen. If any person whosoever wishes to claim these inheritances, he must do so quickly, or the woman's prerogative may be exercised and the inheritances changed. Nisla Aizparaa-her height to Kathleen Donahue. Jeanne Boles-The Glee Club alto section to anyone who wants it. Becky Dixon--Haywood in care of Junior Girls. Joan H andsliaw-wills Jackie Haywood her athletic ability. Beverly Meitzen-Charles Harrison to Jackie Whitlock. ,lane Snyder-her solemness to Norma Van Siclen. Peggy Wilkes-Miss Patterson to any single marine. Lee Brown-great intellect to her sister, Barbara. Alice Bentliall, Healy Kellrnan-will to any junior their high school bread, a four-year loaf. Elsie Kennedy-her legs to Merle Simons. Peggy M cl lvaine-her clothes to Lila Hill. ,lean McNair-her loveliness to Junior Girls. Betty Watts-her ability to keep a steady man to any Junior who wants it or needs it. Patsy Benny-her sparkling personality to Pat Kuller. Gloria Bornefelcl-her diminutive height to Jeannette McLaren. Helene Diaz-dainty feet to Pat Leach. ' Vfacly Havas--her sophisticated well-moderated laugh to David HLimey Sanders. Fay H oward-her shorthand assignments to HBobby Williams. Joyce Malcolm-her alluring blue eyes to Dolly Benny. Dot H oward-W orrall-her ability to exist in this place to any new ukidf' Arline Lincoln-her ability to chew gum with a straight face to Arden Armstrong. Q She needs it'J Margie Harrington-future Pete Foster's to C.H.S. girls. J Ginger Merrill--her quick reports to anyone who's slow on the trigger. hav iff x W ,. if f '1g.:,.5.p,- , 1 . I 4? I if, . In conclusion . .. The path to a perfect year book is not all glory and roses, Chris. Ell Let all who complain remember that it's not so much the appearance, as J the spirit, that counts. Recall the hard Work, the mad rushing, the worn- 5 l f, ZAA out typewriters and typists, when you show our Caribbean to your grand- tw ,T ' child. uSe that handsome boy out on the field? That's me, back in VL7. P And see the boy next to me? That was my best buddieln , Much credit goes to the staff who all gave unsparingly of their energy, and to John Buckley, the chief editor, the indispensible guy Whose unerring hands did a great deal of the putting together and most of the planning. Judy Havas, his right-hand girl, is responsible for much of the writing and lots of tedious work. Others on the staff are: Ginger Merrill, ,lean McNair, Becky Dixon, Marjorie Harrington, Bartley Wolfenstein, Pete Foster, Charles Madison, Rosemary Denson, and Reed Mcllvaine. Bartley, Margie, and Pete were iindefatigable ad- hunters, while Charles and Reed took many excellent pictures. And we musn,t forget Miss Dottie Huffman, our Hguiding star, or the St. Petersburg Printing Co., the Southern En- graving Co., and the Craftco Yearbook Cover Co.'s aid. Q Well, Chris, it has been super knowing you, and We hope you'll stay with us. We hope you have liked this book written about you, the typical student, and your activities in school. We'll miss you, those of us who have graduated, but the rest of us will be back once more next year. THE STAFF , v 3 .. ,I ,, gy '-'- . ,. iw,,152,za15.-15Q.,1,E35:i,1.5z:m'5:f91:'2:::3g,,., -W-if .-:zf:::5Az:3.1ggg: ,.-. - ' , ,fl ,. , , . V, .. , V, , 1. , . .. , .. V- -a - .... .... . ,..,,, A ,. ,,.,, .,.. . . ,. ,. -x -Y A y 4.....,...-.--1 ------------'-- ' And to those who have aided us financially, we express our sincerest appreciation. THE STAFF, FACULTY, AND STUDENTS 35' 7 if Compliments of 5 NX 'i .Z k y J if '13 ALLISGN PI-ICDTO SERVICE We have your negative on File if you. vvislw to have some more copies or color tints made. 7th and Bolivar Streets, Colon f ffz,-All ', -LQM, 1-rs' r 1 m Compliments of TAGARO PU LOS Corporation ir GRANGE CRUSH Now more for 5? IN BIGGER BOTTLES I ir GRUCERIES FINE MEA TS -,Q if S W E S E R V E D - I T At Our P A R T I E S. on ratulations to the Seniors -,z - '5-.., .,f.5fj.i.-.-fa-if, . . -5.-3 as N' ' vi Spf-, -L . ,. E - , IP! .wg lu.. 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