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

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President MARJ ORIE STYLES MARJORIE RUTH STYLES Margie Ancon, Canal Zone February 9, 1930 A true and loyal friend Who makes brains and beauty blendf, Basketball, 9-10-11-12, Allstars, 9-10-11 Volleyball, 9-10-11-12, Allstars, 9-10-11-12 Softball, 9-10-11, Allstars, 9 Home Room Representative, 10 La Pas, 10-11 Torrid Zone Wizard, 10-11-12 Junior Class President, 11 Senior Class President, 12 Quill and Scroll, 12, Secretary, 12 Cipos, 11 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 11 Treasurer ARDEN ARMSTRONG IV' A 1 Vice-President DAVID SANDERS DAVID SANDERS G6Limey77 Barrancabermeja, Columbia May 30, 1930 'GA helping hand heill always lend, A carefree lad, but a real, true friendf' Basketball, 9-10-12 Baseball, 10-11 Football, 10 Softball, 9-10-11-12 La Pas, 10-11 Vice-President, 12 Cipos, 11 Hall Monitor, 11-12 MARIAN ARDEN ARMSTRONG Arden,, Ancon, Canal Zone October 6, 1930 Forward and frolic glee was there, The will to do, the soul to daref, Clee Club, 9 La Pas, 10-11 Dramatic Club, 10-11-12 Pep Squad, 9-10 Volleyball, 9-10-11-12, Allstars, 12 Basketball, 11-12, Allstars, 11 Cheerleader, 11-12 Tradewind Staff, 12 Caribbean Staff, 12 Treasurer, 12 Junior-Senior Banquet, Committee, 11 Dances and Decoration Committee, 12 Swimming, 10 Softball, 9-10-11-12 Queen's Court, 12 Victory Corps, 9 Hall Monitor, 11-12 Fir t Classmen ALAN TOWNSII END HSh'E8Zj',, Colon, Republic fle Panama February 18, 1930 One who has both feet firmly planted in the airf, Football, 9-11-12 Baseball, 9-11-12 Basketball, 9 Softball, 9-11-12 Dramatic Club, 9-11-12 Military School, 10 Track, 11-12 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 11 Senior Class Secretary Clee Club, 12 Secretary ALAN TOWNSHEND

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ADAM, FRANCES ALEGUAS, MARY ARCHBOLD, TERRY ARMSTRONG, ARDEN AYCOCK, DAVID BADDERS, BILL BEJARANO, VILMA BENNY, MARIE BRAYTON, ALICE BROWN, BARBARA COLLINS, WILMA CORBETT, EDWARD COTANCHE, DELORES COULTER, GEORGE CRANDALL, HELEN DENSON, ROSEMARY DIXON, TOM DONAHUE, KATHLEEN DOUGAN, JOAN DYER, NANCY EGOLF, GEORGE ENGELKE, JOHN ENGLEBRIGIIT, BERTHA FERNANDEZ, JAMES FUREY, DIARY GUMBAN, ENIILIA GUMBAN. NI.-XXINE HARRISON. CIIARLES H.-XYWOOD. JACK HEI,LI'MS. JEANNI-:NE IAIOIfI'MI:x'ER. WII-I,I,nI JOHNSTON. EIJW.-NBII Km. IMYIIOND E HJR VAN SICLEN, NORMA LEE A A I I E KORENBROT, WILLIAM A ' KIILILER, ELENORE 1 LEACH, PAT A A MACKENZIE, LORING MALIN, CRAIG MCGINN, WILLIAM , ' MCLAREN, J EANNETTE MCLAUGHLIN, WILLIAM MILLER, GERTRUDE MILLSPAUGH, CHARLES NALL, NORMA .1 P ' fi N IEVES, PEDRO I I NORRIS, LILLIAN PRETTO, EOLA QUINN, ROBERT ROSSKOPE, JAMES RUSSELL, VIRGINIA SANDERS, DAVID SANDERS, PHILIP SCHULTE, HARRY SERKO, DAVID SIMONS, MERL,E ' I SOLLAS, GILBERT ' STYLES, MARJORIE II j TAYLOR, HUGH A TESCH, JEAN THOMPSON, DOLORES TOMPKINS, EDNA TOWNSHEND, ALAN WILLIAMS, ROBERTA W ILLOUGH BY, WILLIAM YOHROS, BENJAMIN if , A I

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PATRICIA LEACH Path, Ancon, Canal Zone October 26, 1930 Energetic, . . full of laughs. A lovable brunette eyclonefi Volleyball, 9-10-11-12, Allstars, 9-10-11-12 Basketball, 9-10-11-12, Allstars 9-10 Softball, 9-10-11-12, Allstars, 9-10-11-12 Cheerleader, 12 Queen's Court PHILIP RANSDALL SANDERS Sipinlc-1,97 Colon, Rupublic de Panama November 23, 1930 His hopes are high as his legs are long. Why worry about trouble, he's singing a songf' Football, 9-10-11-12 Baseball, 9-10-11-12 Track, 9-10-11-12 Softball, 9-10 Basketball, 9 Dramatic Club, 9-10-11-12 Tlicspians, ll-12 Orchestra, 9-10-11-12 Band, 11-12 Clee Club, 11-12 Torrid Zone Wizards, 10-11-12 .lr.-Sr. Banquet Committee, 11 Class Dance Committee, 9-10 KATHLEEN DONAHUE Brooklyn, New York May a, 1930 Silence gives the proper grace to women. Dramatic Club, 10-11-12 Softball, 10 Volleyball. 10-11-12 Basketball. 10-11-12 C11-1' Club, 11-12 DAVID SERKo Ilan- llavana. Cuba .lulv 3. 1931 He lrrohc no promise. serrcrl no prirulr' end. llc' gairuvl no title. and he lnsr no friend. 4.111111-ra f.lub.9-10-11-12 lll'lllI1lllll' Club. 9-10-11-12 Torrid Zona- Wizards, 10-11-12 C14-c Club. 10 Drvlu-slrn. - - 1. Band. I - 1. l ooll1all.9-10-11-12 IWW .A-HW s I ' f I I , I v- -.-Q-Q11-' ,-- Q --si .Ei- Y-'-'2 A' i - ALBERT WILLIAM BADDERS Hour, Annapolis, Maryland April 5, 1927 A little work, and mostly play, Blend together for a perfect dayf, Football, 9-10-11-12 Softball, 9 Baseball, 9-12 Basketball, 9-11-12 Water Polo, 12 Track, 12 N1ARY T HERESA FUREY Cristobal, Canal Zone May 10, 1930 H0h, thou art fairer than the evening air, Clad in the beauty of a thousand starsf, Basketball, 10 Volleyball, 9-10-11-12 Glee Club, 9-10 Victory Corps, 9 La Pas, 10-11 Forum Club, 11-12 Cipos, 11 National Honor Society, 11-12 Camera Club, 12 Dance Committee, 12 Dramatic Club, 10-11-12 Hall Monitor, 11-12 JOHN ENGELKE Ancon, Canal Zone September 5, 1930 A faithful friend is a strong defense Football, 9-10-11-12, Allstars, 12 Baseball, 9-10-11-12 Basketball, 9-10-11-12 Softball, 9-10-11-12 ' Dramatic Club, 9-10-11-12 Camera Club, 9 Model Airplane Club, 9 Thespians, 10-11-12 Rifle Club, 11-12 Dance Committee, 9-10-11 Class Secretary, 9 Recorder Rifle Club, 11-12 Track, 11-12 DOLORES THOMPSON Tornmie,' Lewistown, Pennsylvania May 14, 1930 Dolores is friendly, kind and true g Always ready to laugh with you. Clee Club, 10 Cheer Leader, 11 Volleyball, 12 Class Secretary, 9 WILL Billy Morg .luly An 6' Chess Dram, Sciena Bridg La M 21 C11 Presicl S.A. Vice- Vice- Trad Carib Curat GI-:RI L'Trua Clevef ,luly 1 I wo b Glee I Came Cheer JAM11 Jim lwato Augu iGHe!s a Band, Class Track Trade Carib Footh WIL1 Dudle Janus From L The 1 lt Vollej 9-14 Baskf 9-lt Softb G. A. Rifle Natio Quill Class Class Dram Came Trade Carib Victo Hall Engli Girl f Danc C01