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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

3 H Cristobal High School COCO SOLO, CANAL ZONE Presenis . . . The I 960 CARIBBEAN YAP, zomg ,Sal J E E IEELHIF ,L ga ,L -1 1' o 23 K U A Qa 4 .A- f 1 or R 1 ,l 4 IN MEMORIAM RONALD FRANKEL CLASS OF 1959 'WSW He was a good student He was a Thesp1an He won f1rst PFIZC 1n the Roosevelt Centennxal Speech Contest of 1959 He was a hlgh m1nded young man of rare mtegrxty a cred1t to Cr1s tobal H1gh School He was to many of us a fr1end But most of all Ronme was a gentleman a warm sens1t1ve human bemg who spoke nothmg but good of h1s fellow man He held our love and respect and We are better for havmg known h1m .X I f I I V rj , d ve V- K t.d,o K f L 5 ,,., . . . . . - 7 - . . a a . 9 ' ' TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Dedication ...,... ,,,,, 2 In Memoriam .... -- 3 Faculty ..,...,... ,,,,, Seniors ............. .,,,. 9 Class History ..,................,... ,.,,, 3 l Last Will and Testament ,,..... ,,.,, 3 2 Hall of Fame ............,....... 33 Baby Pictures ...... ...... 4 4 Class Prophecy ,.,... ..... 4 6 juniors ................ ,.... 4 7 Underclassmen -- ..... 53 Clubs ............ ..... 5 9 Sports ...... ..... 6 7 Music .....,......... ..... 8 2 85 R. 0. T. C. ....... ..... . fd' THE BIGGEST TIGER BOOSTER OF THEM ALL For all the service given us in the past, and for the support he gives us now, the 1960 CARIBBEAN is fondly dedicated to Mr L k . u e C. Palumbo. P g 2 'J fmN43'inur 5 gf! K' 5 aww l' -......., 1 Mg pw 1 was 46 1 A as -A W 5 ' 1 J, ' was L-H., V f i m..: Ail' 1 W Q E , VA,f ' 'W'?'l.:f., ki'i75'Zi? uf K D LV, . ,mf , .-efww YL, f . , A A M K V W ,. Hg TK . :IE ,I .4 M - V, ' g Page 3 Page 4 Q? MRS. MARION TAYLOR Secretary BS, Syracuse University Office Practice Secretarial Pracrice MR. PAUL L. BECK Principal AB, Findlay College MA, University of Michigan , Q in cz, Q55 f f .sinh Y 'rw-qv ' ,mms to ,yi if ,kg ,N 1 .,,.,. 1, -' 4 i 1 4' Miss Aclamary Anderson BA, Florida State College for Women MA, University of Michigan American Institutions U. S. History Honor Society Sponsor Girls Counselor Mrs. Margaret Fattorosi BS, Southeastern Louisiana College MA, Mississippi Southern College Physical Education Cheerleader Sponsor GAA Sponsor Mrs. Veva Folsom AB, Nebraska State College MA, Colorado State College Business Education S. A. Treasurer Typing and Shorthand Modern Business Mrs. Anne Gegg BA, Cornell University MS, Cornell University Latin, French, Spanish Junior Class Sponsor Mr. Eugene Gregg AA, Canal Zone Junior College BA, Colorado State College MA, University of Colorado Socail Studies Modern World History Athletic Council 'Sponsor Mr. Richard W. Bock xr 1 ' 2 ? , f , 4, X -e I 'S f, 5 ,, 1 BA, University of North Dakota . . , 1'i?Efi?zf:-f - MEd, University of of Houston ails' Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry ' Plane and Solid Geometry Sophomore Class Sponsor Mr. Louis J. Fattorosi BA, Rutgers University MEd, Rutgers University English Journalism Quill and Scroll Sponsor Miss Margaret Gately AB, Emmanuel College MS, Boston College Science Biology Mathematics Caribe Club Sponsor Mr. Noel Gibson BS, Bradley University Mechanical Drawing Metal Shop Rifle Club Sponsor K . . ,ir f . 'A it ri' sfqgv' A 'Gad Q2 ,' ' mi gf. ,, - -e ls ' ,S,.lX,.,-1 xl? 1' 5' - f f, .11 : A'-We Mr. David Ingram ,ifi g BS, East Texas State College MEd, East Texas State College ' 7 Heal th H Physical Education Mr. Oswald E. Jorstad BA, Concordia Conservatory of Music BM, Concordia Conservatory of MA, University of Michigan Chorus Orchestra Band Mr. Carl E. Maedl BA, Moosehead Teachers College MA, Columbia University Biology Guidance Torrid Zone Wizards Sponsor Boys Counselor Mr. Robert McCullough BS, St. Cloud State College MA, Colorado State College Social Studies Early World History Mr. Paul Moser BS, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Physical Education Health CTS Sponsor Mrs. Grace Pfau BS, Valley City State Teachers College MA, University of Minnesota English Art jr. High Dramatics Cub Sponsor i l ' lr W E , ii5',,.2h .. i ,Ui . 1'- . M is N A M, . z 'f I is if 'H f 1 . ' , t. 'A A li s a? ' . LH I ,Ly W g 0 Mr. Charles T. Reeves BA, Arizona State University BS, Arizona State University MA, Arizona State University Woodwork, General Shop, Math Drivers' Training Mrs. Dorothy Smith AB, Ohio Northern University MA, Denver University English 11 and 12 Senior Class Sponsor Mr. James Stearns BS, University of Florida MA, University of Florida Spanish Zi Club Sponsor Mrs. Harriett Young BS, Education, Central Missouri State College, Northwestern University MA, Louisiana State University Ph.D., Louisiana State University Dramatics Club and Thespian. Sponsor English 9 Speech Sgt. Thomas Metcalf Military I Drill Team Advisor Company F Advisor f Ss. it J V 1' all 51. Mrs. stem Raefkohl J S 3. 'ii a in BA, New York Universtiy s MA, Columbia University ' Y Spanish 4 Y' fgf . iii' xg Mr. Frank Spitzer ti, BS, East Carolina College 'fm W Math 7 and 8 i'i: Q ii':i it ,Qi ,i .2 tp My Mfsgr. Harold Craig i : K Military II Q, so Company E Advisor 4 Q,,.Hfii F lx' Mrs. Erin Jones BS, Florida State University Librarian Library Training 'X ii , 1' ,if K x Captain Acy L. Swaney ,X I V ,V , Military III and IV 3 if Assistant Professor of Military V ' Science and Tactics 34? .Q sifff 'V i ,.. ., our new school X m ,W , as 4? 2 1- ,w ifi , H , , T L51-4, I N . f-.. 'Q ' ' --I , V ms? i'l'2'-T4-Q-VM :-:SS Q iii W -. 'F'i '3' Q' A f , - Wig . . 1- + + ' , N ,sv 'la , . , ,, ,,'b2K11Z?7 5ai1,:m wf W.i+'.- ,, Jr L:-412.3 1 'af1x5ff '21 ' -1' -2 ' 'f'52f?5i T' 9555 ,V al f'W W' Q L ,iijw f i , -- fpgw ' ,W vi ., ' 'Q fm, ' 5' - , ,5gg,,,, 5 -f . ww fa! , w ,iw re? ' ' if 5 , M 9' if , E 'F -Q A 4 vw , , , f L if L. . AWN ,. ' SX S gg 4 H 5 ' N3 .... ' Tk, mi W , YH mi ' 8 ,QA 'l .1-ffisfwf ' - J 1 Q 5... im ,.. ww A Wg H L . I mc 'hw L YQZV' w Q..-2 Seniors Page 9 President JAMES F. MCGLOIN ..Jim,, june 12, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama True to his word, his Work and his friends There's quite a few girls that he really sends. National Honor Society 45 Senior Class President 45 ROTC 1,2,3,45 Battalion Commander 4' Best Squad Field Night 2- Distin uished Cadet, , g 35 S. A. I-Iomeroom Representative 2,35 Zi Club 3,45 2nd Prize Essay 35 C Club 3,45 Lettered 3,45 Soccer 2,35 Boys State 35 Drivers Training 45 Class Dances 234 Cl , , 5 ass Assemblies 2,3,45 Fresh.-Soph. Brawl 1,25 Laboratory Assistant 4: Homecoming Court 45 Hall of Fame - Most Athletic. Secretary DARCE RAE HAUSE Heavyweight December 30, 1941 Hagerstown, Maryland u She's friendly and cheerful, her smile's like the sung All of our honors she has won. Class President 1,25 Class Vice-President 35 Class Secretary 45 Dramatics Club 1,2535 Sec. 5 GAA 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,45 All-Stars B League 1,25 A League 45 Vol- leyball Intramurals 1,2,3,45 All-Stars B League 1,25 A League 3,45 Softball Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Top Ten 35 Drivers Training 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,-45 Dances 1,2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 35 Girls State Senator 35 ROTC Battalion Sponsor 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Hall of Fame-Miss CHS. Page 10 .. ' 'is -yu., f . 1. U my Vice-President ROBERT C. IRWIN Bobby'? October 14, 1941 De Quincy, Louisiana Quiet until you get to know him, then you're laughing all the time. junior Class President 3g Senior Class Vice Pres- ident 4g Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. P rom Chairman 33 Class Assemblies 2,3,4g Drivers T ' ' ' raining 5, AAA Award 33 ROTC 1,2,3,4g Cadet 2nd Lieutenant 4g Hall of Fame-Most Likely To Succeed. Treasurer RUBY VERONICA HALL ltTnh!l October 11, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama Short and sweet, Always neat. Dramatics Club 2 Cl 5 ass Assemblies 1,2,3g Soft- ball Intramurals 1,25 Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2,3,4g Basketball Intramurals 1,29 Girls State 35 Glee Club 1,2,3g Homeroom Alternate 1,25 Class T . reasurer 41, Class Dances 1,2,3,4g Chairman Dance Card Committee for Jr.-Sr Prom 5' Nurses Aide Club 2,35 Drivers Trainihg 4. v Page 1 1 V ,faq .K s S gf . , 1, A . . gi if I -.1 2511191 1 . 19.55--r-1,2-f:at 1 . A -izvmf RAMONA LESLIE ANDERSON Mona July 16, 1942 Ancon, Canal Zone Friendship in her smile, and talent in her fingers. Dramatics Club 2,35 Assembly 25 Basketball Intra- murals 25 Glee Club 3,45 Orchestra 1,25 jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 35 Dance Committees 2,35 Christ- mas Dance 45 Girls State 35 Drivers Training 45 Hall of Fame-Most Talented. RAFAEL E. AROSEMENA Rafah January 19, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama A good friend from across the border. Soccer 35 Basketball Intramurals 35 ROTC 1,25 Assembly 3. LIONEL LEROY BARFIELD, JR. 'iMike May 11, 1942 Intent on his Work, but friendly and nice to know. ROTC 1,2,3,45 Co. Commander 45 Football 2,3,45 Boys State 35 Drivers Training 45 Class Dance Com- mittees 2,35 Class Assemblies 1,35 Fresh-Sopll. Brawl 1,25 journalism 45 Quill 85 Scroll 45 Photographer 2,3,45 Track 2. Page 12 QI .f a ef -9 -siflii amz We 11 5:14 WM 111 E1 H1995 Z1 w , 15-.2' -21255 A5231 1 421 5 Y. C. E. MAURICE BELANGER 5 .--, if f ' 'W 'N .55 Mutts,' h 1 e' September 25, 1942 7' Colon, Rep. of Panama 5 5 It's not in mortals to command success, but , ,W ii , Maurice will do just that and moref' li ws . xv 4' ROTC 1,2,3,45 Awards Ball 3,45 Awards: Highest ,H , iff, Vg ' Daily Average, lst Place Final Exam 25 Supply 4 Officer 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Vicc-Pres- , J 1 ident 45 21,' Club 2,3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 3, 'Q W ' Li President 45 Torrid Zone Wizards 3,45 Caribe Club , W Q! 3,45 S.A. Treasurer 45 Quill 85 Scroll 45 Journalism , 5 ' 'G V3 45 Caribbean Photographer 3,45 Caribbean Editor 45 ' ii ii iiii i i S 5 Tflllllfillilld and Newsletter Staff 45 Chairman Deco- ,' 9. .X -' rating Committee jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 35 ', A fg 4 ' ' - F J Roosevelt Assembly 35 Boys State 35 Outstanding ' 5 sg French Student 25 Track 25 Intramural Soccer and 5 li 3 fd. Basketball 2,3,45 American Legion Baseball 35 21 4, 4, f 4 Club Assembly 2,3,45 Class Dances l,2,3,45 Class I 1' ' - Assemblies 3,45 Drivers Training 45 Fresh,-Soph. .L Brawl 1,25 Visitation Day Program 45 Xmas Formal 45 Student Press Correspondent 45 Opening Day Dance 45 Xmas Festival 35 Hall of Fame-Most 'ln- lcllectual, Commencement and Baccalaureate 3. V was - at-wif' ' i 7't-gs MANFRED BLAKELY Fred January 17, 1941 Nurenberg, Germany Tall, dark, and handsome is our gift from Germany? ROTC 3,45 Drivers Training 25 ROTC Awards P 4' N1 vi O! g . , . Y P4 1 1 -- -. l ,Il r ,,.. , ii ,W i 3-' is nn 2 5 fi 5 -5 tw iff .5 5 i 'f 1 Ball 3- Hall of Fame-Best Looking DONALD EARLE BRUCE, JR. Donnie April 29, 1941 Colon, Rep. of Panama Live, love, laugh, and enjoy it5 that's just what Donnie's doing. ROTC l.2,3,45 Class Assemblies 1,2,45 Class Dances l,2,3,45 jr.-Sr. Prom 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Lettered 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4g Lettered 2,3,45 C Club 2, 3,45 S.A. Representative 45 Homecoming Dances 2, 3.45 Homecoming Court 4. Page 13 wa. 5 'V .. ,fx 1' ,r 1 iff- 'Sf' N agy? JOHN' DEANE CAMPBELL Dean October 4, 1942 Boston Massachusetts If worry causes death, Ill live forever. Football l,2,4, Soccer 4, Drivers Training 4g ROTC 2 ELLEN LOUISE CLUTE Clutie August 2, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama It's nice to bc natural when you're naturally nice. Intramurals: Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Soft- ball 1,2,3,4g All-Stars A League 3, Class As- semblies 1,25 Dance Committees 2, Jr.-Sr. Prom ancl Banque: 3, Dramatics Clubg Nurses Aide, Girls State 3, Drivers Training 43 Theodore Roosevelt As- sembly 3. -L-nm ' s . M5555 3 . I BRENDA LOCKWOOD DAISEY Lockwood December 10, 1942 Panama, Rep. of Panama Silent but sweet, most pleasing to meet. Dance Committees 3,-4, Office Training 4, Library Training 15 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3, Drivers Training 4. Page 14 Q.,-fe -, s .V w e W.: li is-lg y K bf' 1 Y xp ' , rife' REX HUDSON DAISEY ..Dix.. August 1, 1940 Ancon, Canal Zone What is man but a happy mixture of devil and saint? ROTC 12,3' C Club 1,2,3 4' Swimming Team 1, Class Assemblies 2,3, Dance Committees 1,2. X . if r 1 it X J S N ew 1 11 R ' A. rf rr: .i 'xv - 'Er-.4 ' . P.-. .4 . ' ,Y 1 . : ' MS' .. iJ4 Q emi? Aff ? l'uwrmi1f si -Wi' J- 0- - af -11' ' ' N ' 'kwfih r-FI, - ' Wt? wa. a ' bf'w2f4 . Nix raiizrf Juuzs JOHN DAMIANI 1 Midget ' ww A April 12, 1942 if V! me ,-J, fm., lr 2 Jersey City, New jersey Size doesn't make a man. . ,gf Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Intramural Soccer 43 ROTC 1,2,3g Drill Team 35 Gym 4g Dramatics 'r Club 15 Life With Mother lg Roosevelt Assembly .V ,.t,, 35 American Legion Baseball 33 Hall of Fame- Witciest: Varsity Baseball 4. V X JEAN PAUL DOCKERY Pearl july 14, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama The mildest of manner, the gentlest of spirit. Nurses Aide 1,2,3,4, Caribe Club 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,5,4g Basketball All-Stars 2,3,4g Girls State 3g Drivers Training 4, Assembly 3. Page 15 ful! ,asf f L, ,ai fo, , '.-1' af- : Meri 121515 ,ff W, mf :tw r ' e 1 'ei , 1 ' '3-11,2951 L :RQ 'AT 3 f : ' 21412153 vi: 7 2 af it f' up si,.t,,,c,n -5, I ,,:f,,,,o,si, ai- ., Yfszfgs, , 4' a ' ' + ii v 'X' Q fi i , A-I 'mm wa se Fife, 55 ,S 5,9 at Q ,Sf 3 X JI N -1 45111 xi rx, A 'la-gg, . of .Q ww Sikiizf' 1 ,X 5 1 ' 1 f S ew JWWMQY 3511 S 'W r K jg? 2-V-zfi' - f R' ,Q ' ,glw EDWARD JOHN DONOHUE Bopper December 18, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama There is more in me than you realize. Intramural Soccer 23 Basketball 1,23 Varsity 3,45 Baseball Varsity 3,4g Theodore Roosevelt 33 Visitors' Day 43 ROTC 33 Torrid Zone Wizards 2,3,4g Pres- ident 4g Hall of Fame-Best Dressed. PETER A. ENDER Pitongo November 1, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama Good-looking, good athlete, good pal- but don't get him excited! Football 1,2,3,4g Lettered 3,43 Homecoming Court 4g Football Co-Captain 45 Football All-Stars 43 Track 3,49 Intramural Soccer 1,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Fresh.-Soph. Brawl 1,2g ROTC 1,2,3,4g 2nd Lieutenant 43 Best Squad Field Night 3, Class Assemblies 1,2,4g Decorating Committee 1,2, 3,43 C Club 2,3,4g 2l Club 1,2,3,4g Quill SL Scroll 45 jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 35 Boys State 35 Trade Wind Staff and Caribbean Staff 43 Drivers Training 4g Tardy 15. CARLOS FERNANDEZ Torero May 26, 1943 Colon, Rep. of Panama Hold it a minute, I'm coming! Drivers Training 49 ROTC 3,4. Page 16 49 uv , k.,M,'i?L Mgt F 1 e . - 1 5 ., ,wr -z ., ' I. ' H , , Fa' H. W . A 5 ,- jim:-, T , :ia rif, .ff .f ' 'T , I ., ' , fi , -' 1,2-:f '+ 'N s ,S 2595 , if ff Q 13?gk7-.fFwfl ., JV X L x . I ..,,.,.- tw., E 'il' :naught 1144852 I MELVYNN MICHAEL FIELD Mel May 7, 1942 Ancon, Canal Zone A quick brain, a quick tongue, and flying feet. Class Assemblies 1,25 Class Dances 1,2,45 Baseball 2,45 Sophomore Class Vice-President 25 Homeroom Representative 45 Gym 45 Homecoming Dance Com- mittee 2,45 Student Council 45 C Club 2,3,45 ROTC 1,25 Drivers Training 35 Hall. of Fame- Best Dancer. JUDITH KAREN GRAY ..Judy,, August 7, 1943 Colon, Rep. of Panama Horses are a girl's best friends. Trade Windstaff 45 Caribbean Staff: Caribe Club 25 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,45 ROTC Secretary5 Visi- tation Day Programg Basketball Intramurals 45 Christmas Assembly Decorations 35 Spring Festival Lights 35 Class Ring Committee 35 Assemblies 1,2, 35 jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 35 Drivers Training 45 Stage Work and Lights on Plays 1,2,35 Christmas Dance 45 Class Dances 1,25 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Committee 35 Quill St Scroll 45 Art Ed- itor Caribbcan 4. EMILY GRACE I-IEARN ..Em,, December 14, 1942 Colon. Rep. of Panama The secret of success is constancy and purpose. Orchestra 1,25 Class Assemblies 2,3,45 Class Dances 1,45 Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 35 Girls State 35 junior Class Secretary 35 Drivers Training 45 Nurses Aide 3,45 Vice-President 45 Caribe Club l,2,3,45 President 4g National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45 Hall of Fame--Most Likely To Succeed. Page wgmgmm W an 'Q . if f,3Q',igf52,1Qf gf 5- A My-.K ii. if,,i-v:.fjggtiEig:-,Q .git 15 ' - ' ' ' .e5'f' ' Vgiiiiifijl, ' -xiii 3 . 5-'nl ' , f-so A ' .ns . 5, .-W- ff f Fife ffm? if .M .-, iw, ssie:'L?i f22 Q1'- inf.. , ,t ,swgffm S ,. 22,9 I-. .2wtQ..,,,. .g , Ki , i .ia - , as A W.. f'ffe 'ii is IPM? 1.5. .i.-X53-'iscilzsftf as , , ,gi 4.2 M. . . fix ,PI fl' ink 55' ,wilt 'ff- ' 'ifsfife N 2 I M , zgiggtiffzgh-A we -S' -, ,I 'S'N:f f YQ 'L':f Teggffxg 2.2, mfg wee 12561 ii e 31 i . .zflxgf . se' ' 51448 FR GERALD A. HILTY Butch January 14, 1943 Colon, Rep. of Panama He laughs and the class laughs with him. .Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g ROTC 3,45 Swimming 13 Water Polo 1,25 Soccer 2,39 Football 2. RUTH ANNE HIMES Roofy September 21, 1942 St. James, Missouri Gentlemen prefer Blondes. Torrance High School, Torrance Calif.: YWCA Hi' Debs 1,25 Homeroom Representative 15 Rally Club 1-23 Student Store 15 Sportscapade lg South High School, Torrance, Calif.: Variety Show 2, GAA 2g Girls League Historian Reporter 2, Dance Commit- tees 2,3g Cristobal High School: Homeroom Alter- nate 3,4, Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 33 Girls State 3: Basketball Intramurals 3.45 Drivers Training 45 Dra- matics Club 43 Trudewind Staff 4, Caribbean Staff 4g Art Editor 43 Jamboree Queen 45 Palm Bowl Queen 4g ROTC Sponsor 4g Homecoming Court 4. 1 ' -1 DODD JONES August 10, 1941 San Francisco, California A not-so-quiet riot, a guy with no enemies. Football l, Homeroom Representative 13 Sophomore Class Treasurer 25 Bowling 3,45 Basketball 2. ' Page is REBA LAUKENE JONES Reba july 27, 1942 Bellaire, Ohio A classmate everyone admires, for the wisdom to which she aspires. Substitute Teacher 25 Sextet 2,35 L.T.L. Treasurer 15 L.T.L. Chairman 2, Open House 15 Chairman card sale 35 Play 35 Winter Carnival 35 Band 35 3 Essay Contests 35 Nurses Aide 45 Orchestra 45 History Award 35 Bake Sale 35 Drivers Training 45 Hall of Fame-Most Intellectual. FELIX F. KARPINSKI Corky July 1, 1942 Corpus Christi, Texas Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you5 then laugh! ROTC 1,2,3,45 Platoon Leader 45 Torrid Zone Wiz- ards 2,3,45 Theodore Roosevelt Assembly 35 Drivers Training 45 Football 45 Dance Committees 2,35 Base- ball, Alumni 35 Baseball Varsity 35 21 Club 3,45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Intramural Softball 2,35 Science Fair 3. mi' ,A ,,,,,,,,,,. ,i ,W ,. ,L ,.e,,,s,, .,,r. .,,.. , 1 'Maw-'Kei :ini-1 re,55'1-iw-,w.35.. 7,.,,g2.f --nigger 5 -wrt :zffizf-51 5.212 -' - 'F' 'A 1.7My-He?Z?,1M:'1i3'z'.?2g,.. 4 I ri ' f isxofw- if fy, it it il ' x , .5 av - ' 1 sim , iris. S 51 lilo - ., ' . ' 'iifilfifzii3WiQ?1ak'.?r 1 , f '- ' S ee-mag'-,gi - . 1 - 1, - ,Sensi 1, wg, 1 -1 5: 5:2 if . ff-.iff ti:git35 t ,fs wir, ter 253553 5- , - ' , - C Q, 1 ef 1 ' ft f gsliwses Sgfw-af 1 , .5 t, 5 'alggiwfmfs -me if r , , 5 , . I 1 r., iw ,, ,ti 3 if l5l5i.Q5fi?iii g '- A I N 5. egg ,f, -f,,f,.w - ,,,:1:,- ' Q it f 1 rf af 5 . 11, f 42. , , 'safe M lim e ie, ' -ev a 5 '- f '5,,,efg - A., ' FRANCISCO KATZ Boodro August 3, 1941 Colon, Rep.xof Panama He says things his brain hasn't even thought of yet. Gym l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Drivers Training 3. Page 19 PAUL KUNKEI., JR. Satch October 3, 1942 Ancon, Canal Zone Quiet but sincere, a friend to keep near. Pennsbury High School: Chefs Club 1,25 Pets Club 25 Assemblies lg Dance Committees 1,25 Cristobal High School: ROTC 3,45 Color Guard 45 Soccer 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Drivers Training 4. .4, 3..- .54 DOROTHY MARION LEACH Marion April 26, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama Silence is the great art of conversation. Dramatxcs Club 15 Office Practice 45 Drivers Tram- ing 4. ,sh sf- tg.. r'fgrms.aJltr Wiiifliiiii stew: fig. if iss? Wear PAUL BERNARD EUGENE ALEXANDER LEIGNADIER Puller February 26, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama I am a student, and girls are a subject to study. Homeroom Representative 3, Homeroom Alternate 25 S.A. Secretary 45 2l Club 1,2,3,45 Assemblies 1, 2,3,4g C Club 1,2,3,45 Football 2,45 Lettered 45 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Boys State 35 Class Dances 1,2,3,45 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 ROTC 1,2,3,4g Adjutant 45 Best Squad 25 2nd Best Squad 35 Drivers Training 35 Jr.Sr,- Prom and Ban- quet Chairman Jg Opening Day Dance 1,2,3,43 Xmas Dance 45 Quill 85 Scroll 45 Tradewind Staff 45 Caribbean Staff 45 Journalism 45 Business Mana- ger 45 Athletic Council 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Intramural Softball 1,2,3,45 Fresh.-Soph. Brawl 1,25 Referee 45 Homecoming Dance 3,45 Homecom- ing Court 45 ROTC Awards Ball 45 Alumni Base- ball Team. - ' 'F :Q 4 7..7f.,f . L..k I X -5 ,egql i qv . I LEILA ANN LEON 'K k lil 55' uf Mt ' xfflf' Q Lee W, .W A 5 ' .sat .5 August 31, 1942 P ,,: I g,' 5 5 5,5 Colon, Rep. of Panama Sith 3 3 A busy senorita with plenty of ' 7'kh looks and laughs. iff -fqfsw ,J 1gj5,, 4' ' M F 'kkihf Dramatics Club 1,2,3,45 President 45 Thespians 25 'jak V 3,45 Vice-President 45 Class Assemblies 1,2,35 Class 1 K.sk Xie' 3 ff' 'I Dances 152,3,45 Christmas Formal 45 Jr.-Sr. Prom ' 1 ' H ' and Banquet Chairman 45 Theodore Roosevelt As- 'i'4'i sembly 35 Girls State 35 Drivers Training 45 GAA A 1 3' 253,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Nurses Aide Z5 Rifle Club .fi 1,2,3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 President 45 Athletic I Q I Council 45 Homeroom Alternate 45 Softball Intra- 5 35, murals 1,2535 Captain 35 B League Manager 25 es? Volleyball Intramurals 152,35 Captain 35 B League Q f' All-Stars 1,2,3545 Basketball Intramurals l,2,3545 ' ii 5 Captain 35 A League All-Stars, Manager 45 Top 5 'V 5, Ten in Sports 1,2535 Christmas and Spring Festivals 152535 Frosh.-Soph. Brawl 15 Expert Rifleman 35 Manager Junior High All-Stars 2535 Library Assist- ant 3. SHIRLEY JEAN LITTLETON Shirl August 23, 1942 Orange, California She has a future full of treasures. Stewart: School Newspaper 15 Orchestra 15 Assem- blies 15 Radio-Speech Club 15 Dance Committee 15 CHS: Caribe Club 2,3,45 Nurses Aide 2,3545 Pres- ident 45 Class Assemblies 253,45 jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 35 Senior Xmas Formal 45 Drivers Train- ing 45 Theodore Roosevelt Assembly 35 Girls State 3. CHARLES LYEW Charlie May s, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama Silent and reserved, his mind the world observed. . 1 ,gst fsrggsf 'Um f 19 wwf 5112112332 ' 1 .:.:,: .Y5,1fff:.t ,AY 1 r 5 eww -' -' s A ,ff S in .1 1. Orchestra 1,253545 Drviers Training 45 Christmas Dance5 Spring Festival 1,2,3,45 Christmas Festival 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 15 Caribe Club 354. Page 21 sew :ws 115 rl? ' 3. v-sem ff 11:59 322' 'll ssi?-iliiefihifl 1 sim 1. i, s 3, .s-we 551: az - 1 iVu3v?15:5S: sif f 531, X I . ff -T11 J f sis ,. siii 7'5Zi'?fz S .: . 5 W: s 1, .., i f Q ,f2ggsgsvef13j.gf,ge- fp 7.45.61 3 slblmisis ' Pfghiggi stW,,fl?lK be., , , egg. we it ag., 5 r Q UT A f A t at .3 J -s 3 si V AX' s K i pt Us 1 ip , ,L K 'I gf' 5 1 S 1 ,M g 3255 P MK re' 1, 3 . iff ,-itfisfzsiirizsfsfei , ,, ., N X ' fimcfyyf' ' . fsgfuwi' 1 grrrgm 7,-.-V, - fs,1f-,gmsqsvz-4 . 9513. .V 4 ,, sl ,.,, .,.,A. 1 4,..xrvv' .12 If ew sf , 5,,,gg swf., , ,,.. A , .,mf,..,. 1 i.,.,,, A view igsfss. Q, A w r -im. 1411: + K' K.-s I i 912, JOHN THOMAS MARSHALL Jimmy Dean December 3, 1940 Colon, Rep. of Panama Flying high, his thoughts reach the sky. Intramural Soccer l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Soft ball 2,33 Class Assembly 23 Dance Committees 1,2 3,43 Opening Day Assembly 23 C Club 3,43 Sec retary-Treasurer 43 Drivers Training 3. MICHAEL GRANT MCBRIDE Mike July 25, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama Very calm and unassuming, mighty plans his brain is brewing. Intramural Basketball 1,23 Intramural Soccer 1,23 Dance Committees 1,2,3,43 Class Assemblies l,2,3,43 Theodore Roosevelt Assembly 33 Boys State 33 Ath- letic Council 13 Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 33 Jour- nalism 43 Drivers Training 43 Tradewimi Staff 43 Caribbean Staff 43 ROTC 1,2,3g Jr. Rifle Club 1' Science Fair 3. FRANK JEFFERSON MCLEOD, JR. Macky September 24, 1942 Ancon, Canal Zone Alert, studious, dependableg a real credit to the Senior Class. National Honor Society 3,43 President 43 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Thespians 3,4'3 President 43 Caribe Club 2,3,43 Dramatics Club Assembly 23 Play Light- ing 1,2,3,43 Torrid Zone Wizards 2,3,4Q President 33 Class Assemblies 2,3,4g Freshman Class Vice-Presi- dentg Class Treasurer 33 ROTC 1,2,3g Best Squad Field Night 23 3rd Place Annual Exam. 23 Football 23 Bowling Team 3,43 Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 3g Drivers Training 43 Quill 8: Scroll 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra l,2,3,43 Boys State 33 Glee Club 2,3,43 Theodore Roosevelt Assembly 33 Tradewind Staff 4g Caribbean Staff 4g Laboratory Assistant 4, Student Conductor 43 Fresh.- Soph. Brawl 1,23 Hall of Fame-Most Talented. Page 22 I A ,at 'sfo-.tiIY?ff': I. Iiaffiii' -' ' 'Z i'fFQF5f?i lit' '.' -I V ' Q. W W x - I i 4: , 7' I 'rejzg ' Tres s g z 5'i' W iQg.v:iP 1172, 1 N H Qt ,,af, 'xggM5z k Ss .. i I t , E15 5 ,f'2. - -r' ,f . 1 S f2v1 H ,W -, ., as . f f g,j5-52.5 We f,,.,3-: 11,59 H- . ,g. -2:--':',.5':-:W lf, 5. itll'-. t Sgis,. , ' 'A if 5 wiw y M53 1 3 waggiiiggh, 1 ,, . .,t.:- . . - - M .-, , 7-3-f:yx.,,-J-ew-W .:E:. vi, ' Q s ff: Q'silF2+ft+1ff? 'Qtk ' LW' f 1' A A 4 1' ' 15 Fjlfa-ti,4,s231Qiistz', I ffl t , lf . fi' liegiiiw -iff if 5 lf it IRENE ANNE MEEHAN Irene April 28, 1942 Panama City, Panama Tall, stately and graceful, with a smile for all. Dramatics Club 13 Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,39 Basketball Intramurals 1,29 Assemblies 1,2,3g Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3g Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet and Prom 33 Xmas Festival 1,2,3,4g Spring Fes- tival l,2,3g Quill 81 Scroll. GILBERT ROBIN MORLAND Kubslti December 31, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama How much do you want to bet? Socccr Intramurals l,2,3,4g Basketball Intramurals l,2,3,4g Softball Intramurals 1,25 Drivers Training 45 Fresh-Soph. Brawl 1,2. BRENDA JOYCE MURRAY Bren December 20, 1940 New York, New York A terrific combination of athletic ability and friendliness. Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,4g Captain 45 Softball 1,2,3,4g All Stars 1,2,3,4g Top Ten All Stars 45 GAA 1,2,3,4g Vice-President 4g Bowling 1,2,4g Vocal 1,25 Drivers Training 33 Jun- ior-Senior Prom 4, Senior Dance 49 Homecoming DHUCC 4, Hall of Fame-Most Athletic. Page ANDRA LEE NASH Andy January 23, 1943 Colon, Rep. of Panama Sparkle and spice and everything nice, That's what our cheerleader's made of. Dramatics Club l,2,3,4Q Caribe Club 2,3,43 Volley- ball Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Basketball Intramurals 1,2, 3,43 Softball Intramurals 1,25 Dances 1,2,3,43 As- semblies I,2,3,43 jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 33 Girls State 33 Orchestra 13 Christmas Festival 1,43 Spring Festivalhlg Swimming Team 1,23 I-Iomeroom Alter- nate 33 A Roomful of Roses 3g Opening Day Pro- gram 43 Office Practice 43 Tradewincl Staff 43 Edi- tor 43 Caribbean' Staff 43 Science Fair 33 Drivers Training 43 Cheerleader 4g ROTC Sponsor, Co. F, 43 Homecoming Court 43 Fresh.-Soph. Brawl 1,23 Quill 8: Scroll 43 Bowling Intramurals 43 Hall of Fame-Best Dressed. BARBARA JOAN PAGE Joanie,' June 28, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama Hard-working and diligent, you can always count on joan. Dramatics Club 1,2,3,43 Thespians 2,3,43 Secretary 43 Class Assemblies I,2,3,4Q Class Dances 1,2,3,43 Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 33 Theodore Roosevelt Assembly 33 Softball Intramurals 13 Band and Or- chestra Seeretary 23 Girls State 33 ROTC Secretary 43 journalism Photographer 1,2,43 Caribbean Staff 43 Tradewiml Staff 43 Editor3 Quill 86 Scroll 43 Asst. Editor, Caribbeam Opening Day Program 43 Home- coming Dances 2,3,43 Caribe Club 23 Dramatics Club Assembly 23 Office Practice 1,2,3,43 Visitation Day Program 1,2,3,43 Campaign Assembly 33 Drivers Training 43 Fresh.-Soph. Brawl Official 43 Xmas Formal, Dec. Chair. 43 Newxlelter Staff, Editor. JAMES PALUMBO jimmy July ze, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama A rare combination of ability, frolic, and fun. A true son of C.H.S. Torrid Zone Wizards 3,43 21 Club 3,43 C Club 2,3,43 President 43 Intramural Soccer I,2,3,4Q Foot- ball l,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Junior Varsity Basket- ball 23 Roosevelt Assembly 33 Assemblies 1,23 Dance Committee 1,2,3,43 Manager of Baseball Team 13 Football All-Stars 3,43 Drivers Training 4. Page 24 1 -1 nm uanf 5 las riigggggg 1 Q Jr 1. ,. I 545, 'A .a 2 5 :gl sf f rt! vM-i--'- M gh? A N 1 gimp TI' ,I .ui ' iii rv 5 A s i i X x l Q' -. . ,.. I v r , ,rf ,,. ,f ' -D114-Nb 1 wig WL ' 1 'ME-z 1 5. gr L --,-aa. 1 , 1-l'.'1 '-els'-' 21. ,iw r. 11, .fm ff g R, f':ia.,'5' 'ti' ,gh 1 KW 'V--L T 5 -,PX My 'ff ,IV iw, .wh 5,-ffm we 11 -m ..ff,i1e1af. g 1, I . - -qypgawg ,Ap-, V 5 ., , ' I4 fvww., j .I Y V . - i . M ' W K- ,qi M rw . - A Q 'K 'ee h w ig - s,,,i.,,,1. 1 Jose I ,I .+ DORIS RUTH PAYNE Pudgy November 21, 1942 East Paterson, New Jersey A light heart lives long. Assemblies 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Office Practice 4g Dance Committees 1,2,3g Majorette for Band 1, 2,34 Intramurals 1,2. DIMITY CARRIE PEARCE ..Dee,. September 8, 1942 AnC0n Canal Zone Filled to the brim with happiness and sunshine. BHS Showcase Committe 2, Chorus 2, Glee Club 2 4' Jr -Sr Prom 3' Drivers Training 4. -gamys' .aj 995' Q ii W I ,W , M . i , gg 2 6, ' In Q ingest 549 ' Ui' 1 Q . V ,Aww , I 5 . - lf.. i ' 41 i9'5'Q'f?l 1 I CAROLYN LEE PECK .teen December 20, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama A Winsome lass with plenty of class. Caribe Club 2,3,4g Historian 3,49 Nurses Aide Club 2,3,4g Historian 45 Dramatics Club 1,23 Girls State 3: Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. Prom and Ban- quet 3g Hall of Fame-Best Dancer. Page 2 5 JOHN GODFREY PETERSEN Pete March 3, 1942 New York, New York uiet man, but quite a man. Football 2,3,4g ROTC 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS JOHN PHILLIPS ..Doug,, October 13, 1941 Panama City, Panama Time is but a stream I go fishing in. ROTC 12,3,4g Drivers Training 3, Assemblies 2 34 Dance 23 Prom 3. SANDRA VIRGINIA ROSCOE ucinnyn july 11, 1941 Needham, Massachusetts Full of pep, punch and personality with the looks to go with it. Homeroom Representative 1,23 Class Dances 12 3 Program Committee 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3 Home coming Court 45 Library Assistant lg Office Prac I omuqusts ,.- L.,,, . A 'He A f. 2.2 ,fr A555 1:-' 75:3 A f ,iff 55532. A if 353533: It ' 1-2133: 2? :, ' .,.. . if 5 - sc 2 - HM , , , ,t S '- , , 1 ' A . I , JOHN C. SANDERS Jack August 6, 1941 Colon, Rep. of Panama As nice as they come and as grand as they go. Drivers Training 35 ROTC l,2. DIANA RAE SMITH UDF, September 11, 1942 Long Beach, California She works hard and plays harder. GAA 2,45 Dramatics 25 Drivers Training 45 Glee Club 1,25 jr.-Sr. Prom 35 Basketball All-Stars 3,45 Volleyball All-Stars 25 Rally Club 25 Office Prac- tice 45 Visitors Day 45 Girls State 35 Library As- sistant 35 Softball All-Stars 1,2,3,45 Basketball In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,3,45 As- semblies 2,35 Hall of Fame-Friendliest. MARION VIRGINIA SMITH Smitty December 6, 1942 Panama City, Panama Athletic, witty and nice-that's our Marion. Band 2,35 Class Assemblies 2,35 Class Dances 1,2,3, 45 Drivers Traniing 45 Girls State 35 Math Award 35 Nurses Aide 3,45 Dramatics Club 1,25 Home- coming Dance 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 I-Iomeroom Al- ternate 45 Top Ten 1,2,3,45 Basketball Intramurals l,2,3,45 Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Softball In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball All-Stars 1,3,45 Vol- leyball All-Stars 2,45 Softball All-Stars 1,2,3,4. Page 27 fmt. wi: We-lr W is ffiisiiiiwl mi 'i 2 ' , 'f l I gs ' A Ystgwffifaa - sg f,fLe1,gi,515 I a, -' I , sz ft f E, ssgrlxsefffefk g, at ' W' ff. 1 ,-1gq,v,wgf.haQ.: in-. :qgw x 553, Y .ir ,--- i'?1'if4:g'- iflq' . ' iw fs 11 -V1 ,Wzfiiv 1: Y -1 1, - 135331191 1 55211215 Wsifz-S if 1 si ,':l'-' 221: iii 'Q n , 1 1-1:,,.Tf .'r.:f'1'S.: in , 5-we . ,-551123 f:fl7': Q of SARAH SPECTOR Little Hercules November S, 1941 Colon, Rep, of Panama Small in height, great in heart. Balboa High School: Glee Club lg Homeroom Rep- resentative lg Water Polo Team lg Cristobal High School: Class Assemblies 2,39 Homeroom Alternate 2,35 Dramatics Club 1,25 Swimming Team 1,2,3,4g Volleyball Intramurals 2,3,4g Girls State 3g Dance Committees 2,3,4g Drivers Training 39 Hall of Fame -Witticst. DANIEL JOSEPH STANLEY Danny july 4, 1942 Charleston, West Virginia I'm not lazy, l'm just conserving my energy. ROTC 1,43 Journalism 45 Tradcwind 45 Caribbean 4g Drivers Training 4. MICHAEL NORTON STEPHENSON Mike October 8, 1942 Ancon, Canal Zone '1Live today, tomorrow might not come. Basketball Intramuralsg Softball Intramuralsg Soccer Intramurals, Baseball Intramuralsg Dance Commit- tees 1,2,3,4g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g ROTC 1,2,3, 43 Drivers Training 45 Jr.-Sr. Prom 3. Page 28 f J vv .Y .. fe fa rn FWF tvaqg Fm ,f P ?5 5 9 li .2 K my 5 ,Q 5. 1 'R :iff 4 .rl A ,. .V .t 4 -5, Msn-sf .t .. ,W . tyl , -3, ,,..,:f.Qss, , . , . Mi., .4 W 5: iw?- mf?-1 : 5,1f.,.sa, M551-Q., 2 .,. -Q, ,M A.,: as' -1: ,M f 5 Ex ig, l '55, Y aff! fa is ,M 135 qmlw it rf, why, 53 . 151 L'x it 5 5 5. 5 ,sq l , 5. 5 . V Vwfw rq fl .m.a+k- F5-5 1' 24, is x,' , 1 X et in 'll f ls.: 1' 5 :Pl s usa Q 1 fi 45. Q HUGO ESTEVEN TOMPKINS Prima November 8, 1941 Barranquilla, Columbia I'm not conceitedg conceit's a fault, and I'm faultlessf' Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Lettered 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Lettered 3,45 J.V. Capt. 25 Varsity 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Lettered 3,45 Softball 25 Soccer 2,45 Fresh.-Soph. Brawl 1,25 Referee 45 C Club 3,45 Class Dances 1,25 jr.-Sr. Prom 35 ROTC 1,2,3,45 Best Company Field Night 35 ROTC Awards Ball 45 Company Commander 45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Trade- wind Staff 45 Caribbean Staff 45 Homeroom Repre- sentative 1,2,35 Safety Committee 3. 5 34 'T A 3 5 1 JOSEPH VALDEZ Joe WM' 1 -7 -E157 November 20, 1940 'H ,' 'B f Vrana .,,,,-ff 5 53, A -L, 1' Q-.f ii. . '. ffl' -nz, - , if 5 -ws. ,Q 535, .. ,Salim , 5 Ai 4. 5 be my 5 e f . k 1 4 5 . ,vt-ws'.s1wtf.v . we .. , ,-., ,,.,m,,,,, ,.,5 3 I H. rf 1 ' x 3. . Q 1 ,. Clifton, Arizona A good acquaintance and a better friend. ROTC 3,45 Football 45 All-Stars 45 Track 35 Boys State 3. WILLIAM EDWARD WEIGLE Ill Sad Man August 8, 1941 Ancon, Canal Zone A smooth, easy-going guy, unless he's driving, then - PANIC! Class Dances 25 Class Assemblies 1,2,35 ROTC 1,25 Track 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Drivers Training 3. Page 29 I 452, 46 rl' l ,MJ .M Null: -..,, JAMES MCKENNY WILL ...Iimn March 3, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama A leader of men, a follower of women. Homeroom Representative 1,25 S.A. Vice-President 35 S.A. President 45 Caribe Club 3,45 21 Club 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 21 Club 35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 President of Athletic Council5 Torrid Zone Wizards 3,45 Boys State 35 Fresh.-Soph. Brawl 1,25 Referee 45 S.A. Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Class Dances 1,2,3,45 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 j.V. 1,25 Roose- velt Assembly 35 ROTC 1,2,3,45 Cadet Maior5 Lab Assistant 45 Safety Committee 25 Drivers Training 35 Hall of Fame-Mr. CHS. WILLIAM LOUIS WILL um ., March 3, 1942 Colon, Rep. of Panama A heart sincere, pleasant smile, make Bill's friendship most worthwhile. St. Joseph's Seminary and College: Baseball 15 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 15 Track 15 Cristobal High School: Intramural Soccer 2,3,45 Homeroom Alter- nate 25 Homeroom Rcpresentative5 S.A. Asst. Treas- urer 35 S.A. Award 35 21 Club 2,3,45 ROTC 2, 3,45 Company Executive 45 Quill 8L Scroll 45 Curib- bcan Staff CSection Editorj 45 Tradewind Staff QSports Editorjg Homecoming Dance 35 Class Dances 2,35 21 Club Assembly 25 Opening Day Program 45 Boys State 35 Drivers Training 35 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Jr. Rifle Club 25 Christmas Formal 45 Hall of Fame-Friendlicst. ADA LOUISE WYNNE Wease July 6, 1942 Lake Charles, La. Vivacious and bold, her charms won't grow old. GAA 3,45 Dramatics Club 1,2,35 Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet 35 Assemblies 1,2,3,45 Dance Committees 1,2,3,45 Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,45 All-Stars 3, 45 Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,3,45 All-Stars 3,45 Softball 15 Swimming 2,3,45 Girls State 35 Library Training 15 Office Practice 45 Basketball Intra- murals Captain 45 Nurses Aide 25 Science Fair 35 Homecoming Court 45 Hall of Fame-Best Looking. Page 30 1 5, 1 11 ' ....ab..Jhhhnis Class Hisfory It seems that only yesterday the Class of 1960 began its long climb to the top. Defeated, but undaunted, it lost the Freshman-Sophomore Brawl on September 9, 1956. The first class officers it elected were these: Darce Hause, Presidentg Frank McLeod, Vice-President, and Darien Dietz, Secretary-Treasurer. Along with Mr. Karl Shirley, the class sponsor, the Class of 60 produced its first dance, the Spring Swing, and its first assembly, a variety show. As Sophomores, the Class of 1960 started off on the right foot by winning the Brawl against a larger freshman team. Darce Hause led the class as President once more, with Mel Field acting as Vice-President and Judy Butler as Secretary- Treasurer. The class sponsor was a new-corner to CHS, Mr. Lyle Roush. After presenting a rather unusual assembly, the Class of 1960 held a very successful dance labeled the Sputnik Spin. As Juniors, under the leadership of Mrs. Anne Gegg, the Class of '60 elected Bob Irwin Class President. Bob held this honor along with Darce Hause-Vice-President, Emily Hearn-Secretary, and Frank McLeod-Treas- urer. The 1960 Class Rings arrived in December, 1958, and, after pre- senting an informative assembly on Panamanian Independence Day, the Juniors produced the junior and Senior Prom and Banquet, giving the seniors a fine send-off. The dance and Banquet was based on the theme Say- onara, which means Good-bye. On September 1, 1959, the goal for the Class of 1960 was reached. They were Seniors! Jim McGloin led the class through its final year with the aid of his fellow officers: Bob Irwin, Vice-President, Darce Hause, Secretary, and Ruby Hall, Treasurer. With the aid of Mrs. Smith, the senior class sponsor, the lovely Snowflake Frolic was produced. The Class of 1960 had its leaders in every activity in CI-IS. Members of the Class of '60 will' surely continue to exercise and extend their influence in the years to come. The Lasl Will and Teslamenr Ramona Anderson leaves her place in the Glee Club to Betty Limkemann. Rafael Arosemena leaves his pile of rocks to Leo Sanchez. LeRoy Barfield leaves his problems to anyone who doesn't have any. Maurice Belanger leaves his crew-cut to Lennart Hakanson. Manfred Blakely leaves his place at the O to Mike Rudge. Donnie Bruce leaves Mrs. Smith to all the under- classmen. Dean Campbell leaves his traffic tickets to anyone who can afford them. Ellen Clute leaves her brains? in math to her sister, janet. Brenda Daisey leaves her brother, Rex, to Ginny Roscoe. Rex Daisey leaves Coach Moser to the Gamboa Golf Club. Jules Damiani leaves the honor of being a Senior to Bobby Geddes. Jean Dockery leaves her locker for someone else's use next year. Ed Donohue leaves his shoes to anyone who can fill them. Peter Ender leaves his car, but not the keys, to Pierre Leignadier. Carlos Fernandez leaves all he didn't study for Leo Sanchez to learn. Melvyn Field leaves his math ability to his brother. Judy Gray leaves her horse and buggy parking places to Bernice Hill and George to Mrs. Fattorosi. Ruby Hall leaves her place on the Honor Roll to her sister, Barbara. Darce Hause leaves her tank to Babe Marquard when he gets his license so he can chauffeur the gang next year. Emily Hearn leaves her outstanding? athletic abil- ity to whoever thinks she deserves it. Butch Hilty leaves slowly but surely. Ruth Himes leaves her ability to write sonnets to any up-and-coming Shakespeare. Dodd jones leaves his Buggy, Cwith a full tank of gash to the boys. Reba jones leaves her laboratory equipment to any chemistry student needing them. Corky Karpinski leaves all of his troubles in Physics to George Cotton. Francisco Katz leaves his nickname, Boodro, to any unfortunate person who gets it. Paul Kunkel leaves his High School career to next year's freshmen. Marion Leach leaves her ability to talk for hours to any talkative junior. Paul Leignadier leaves his official license plate but not his Mercedes to George Cotton. Leila Leon leaves her aspirins to Headache Slowick for future use in English 12. Shirley Littleton leaves her advice to any CHS stu- dent to have a ball. Charles Lyew leaves a pile of work to all the lazy, teacher hard-time-givers, but his best wishes to the industrious members of the student body. John Marshall leaves his conceit and good-looks to Brian Lutz. Mike McBride leaves his place at the lunch table to Ernie Stiebritz. Frank McLeod leaves Mr Pfau's storeroom to any- body with the intestinal fortitude to blow it up. Irene Meehan leaves the whole school, lock, stock, and barrel, to her poor, unsuspecting sister. Robin Morland leaves astonishingly, and doesn't know how. Brenda Murray leaves her title of Captain of the Bas- ketball team to Carol Seaman, so that she may beat JC next year. jim McGloin leaves Shorty andfor Ohio to next year's juniors and Seniors. Andy Nash leaves her curly hair to anyone brave enough to try controlling it. joan Page leaves her camera and flashbulbs to her camera fan, Sue Corrigan. jimmy Palumbo leaves his centering position to Alex Stearns with all the bruises that go with it. Doris Payne leaves her job at the theater to anyone who Wants it. Dee Pearce leaves all the happiness of her Senior year to Louise Allgaier. Lee Peck leaves all the fun she's had in CHS to any lucky freshman. john Peterson leaves his bike to the person who can buy it. Doug Phillips leaves all the tarpon in the Charges he has staked out to Lennie Wertz. Ginny Roscoe leaves her place in the Homecoming Court to her sisters, Diane and Sue. Jack Sanders leaves his old tire marks to CHS. Diana Smith leaves her knee guard to anyone on the Basketball team who can wear it. Marion Smith leaves her fighting spirit to her sister, Lonnie. Sarah Spector leaves her ability to get in trouble in Study Hall to Tita Clarke. Danny Stanley leaves it all to Mike LaCroix and Ernie Stiebritz. Mike Stephenson leaves with the wind. Hugo Tompkins leaves his Primadonna slot to Gary Irving. joe Valdez leaves locker number 334 to the next individual on whom it may fall. Bill Weigle leaves his motor-cycle to Sharon McElhone. jim Will leaves all the lunches he would have eaten to Charlotte Bialkowski and Patsy Lee. Bill Will leaves his grouchy moods to Kathy Lewis. Ada Wynne leaves her ability to flirt to her brothers and her place in the Homecoming Court to Ginny Lynn. Hall of Fame Darce Hause lim Will RU N N ERS-U P: joan Page Pg 34 jim McGIoin M 0 ST To Ls 'U Kc E c LE YE D Bob Irwin Emily Hearn Reba jones Maurice Be'Ianger RUNNERS-UP: Emily Hearn Frank McLeod x f A E N T E D Romona Anderson Frank McLeod RUNNERS-UP . 2':.':ir,:'::::, W t,,A M 0 S T T Brenda Murray III11 MCGl0ill RUNNERS-UP: Marion Smith Pete Ender Page 38 B E S T , qi D A N C Carolyn Peck RU N N ERS-U P E R S Mel Field on J QL if ... 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H.-.of.f' -4- fqf'if ,fL', ,QQ .SQ K -t. ,-.liek ei na-, -4. a- Q fr if: 1 'H Page 46 Class Prophecy As we take a quick glance into the future, we find the graduates of the class of 1960 scattered throughout the western hemisphere and employed in various occupations. Treading in the sea of matrimony are three of our own lovely girls: Emily Hearn is married to a Texas millionaire, Irene Meehan has wedded a Bulted Midgedaire, and Sandra Roscoe is married to Rex Daisey. On the local scene, we find Rex Daisey completing his Canal Zone electrical apprenticeship, Paul Leignadier taking the Panamanian Presidential Election by a landslide, and Bill Will as the business manager of the Colon Garbage Collection Agency. Bill's secretary is Joan Page. Marion Smith is com- pleting her college training to replace Mrs. Smith in English 12. At Coco Solo Hospital we find the situation confused, with Doris Payne and Jean Dockery as nurses, and Ellen Clute as a physical therapist. Reba Jones has just finished college and plans to replace Mr. Pfau when he retires as a science teacher. Michael McBride is writing comics for the PANAMA AMERICAN. Robin Morland has a job with the Grace Line shipping agency. Andy Nash is the United States Consul to Panama. Paul Kunkel is an ad- miral in the Panamanian Navy. His duties consist of bailing out a cayuco. Francisco Katz is the new chemist at the Balboa Brewery. As the scene shifts to the United States, we find a host of engineers from our alma mater. The engineers responsible for the electrical mishaps throughout the country are Danny Stanley, Hugo Tomp- kins, Felix Karpinski, and Peter Ender. Our mechanical engineers are Mel Field and john Peterson. Jim Will and Deane Campbell are aeronautical engineers, and Gerald I-Iilty is an architectural engineer. Zipping through the skies in a jet plane is our rugged speedster, LeRoy Barfield. Also in the sky, but watching out for the jet pilot, is John Marshall, flying a passenger planeg Leila Leon is his stewardess. Switching to the entertainment world, we find the world renowned pianist, Ramona Anderson, accompanying Judy Gray and her dancing horse in Carnegie Hall. Darce Hause, an interior decorator, is changing the interior of every theater on Broadway. Ruby Hall is a successful stenographer in New York and Diana Smith is a secretary in the same office. Sherley Littleton is teaching handicapped children. Brenda Daisey and Sarah Spector are also secretaries. In the various research plants throughout the country, we find Maurice Belanger, Jim McGloin, and Frank McLeod in the role of mad scientists. Ed Donahue is galavanting around the country-side capturing funny little animals for his biological research. Serving science in another way is Doug Phillips, who plans to be the first man to reach the moon. Good luck, Doug! Don Bruce plans to go to college-but for how long? Ut would be great to be a professional studentj. Among the more unusual occupations is Manford Blakcly's: he plans to be an educated bum. Jules Damiani plans to be a race-car driver. Bob Erwin plans to be a success and give his second million to Jim Will. Bill Weigle has become a motorcycle enthusiast. Ruth Himes is still in college. Joe Valdez is in the Air Force. Charles Lyew is a professor of music in the University of Panama. Dodd Jones has just become the new Commander of the French Navy. jack Sanders and Marion Leach are runnnig a garage in New York. Marion handles the dirty work. Dimity Pearce, Carolyn Peck, and Brenda Murray are guiding tourists up Mount Everest. Mike Stephenson is president of the National Newspaper-boy Syndicate. Ada Wynne is a homemaker. Carlos Fernandez is Spain's greatest bullfighter and is learning the art of hypnotizing bulls! 2 gr..-.gpg ? :s'7'i3 is-fr rn' 542 f9,g J' ' f:ig..:q' .g.-'ig s . ,:1jg1Z?:., - ' 5-52 f-:v55'4i . 5317339 Sk, , 15 Q: ,fa Y , Vi. .L Q I ww- ' '93 ? ' 5 msn Q N 4 13 , L72 Q, F 15 5. 376 -L JUNICRS f Page 47 PRESIDENT ,, 1, ' K3 f 7V-u. EV. , . 5 , , . W , 3 Alex Stearns 'I MQ' me ' la. .gy Z, J -AFV 5 2 ii H Carol Agee l v Edna Baker R Page 48 ,law 'ana if 'lygvigg Q A-.. if1i ' axis mf 'Mm L , i 2 fn A , ' hge x -in Tom Billison .luniors VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY .. I , K .ffff .- W QE as if f , an S ii v. . I W. ,T V f wif Y I iii ,iw 4. Y' , Q, r5ii2?W Daniel Smith Veronica Blen nerhassett 4-gm' fr . i ,r .M . gaw k . , 2:3 Louise Allgaier Pat Andresen 22- W, , isa: ,g l :gu m-,Y eq . f , nag-A f -' f'f':,f,25i.:ZE--,: ,, - . V A W5 , M 1g..:j-Qigagf ' , X , Q 'N in ,, gg 'S ,,'f'f:. 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V, ,Q Im 1.12 gli- J if A . l I! n ff X as pf, 2 f 49 Q H3 1 S gi, SX . s MQ. Y 2 Q ,, if' if MOHY En8elke Barbara Erikson Virginia Favorite mgwm, . A 'K Biff-yi f- - M Lfffkilf ' 'lg-1, 7 if-ff Q- -' . . W Y lm? , ' Ir: . , - t 5262? ,,l 'L' Q H :saggy PN 32 ' 4 . ,Q 3. , Cx , in gg: ,TI .b Q f ' 53252 K ' .f 1. - .. Q fi 1 1 M A' . xt, '2 1 ,fl :WT 3,.wfif,, ' , .K , ' 35,5 'fs V C , r .f- rglilgg . K, .. 'f Wf 5llg,gLf5 .- . , 'Q .g ,-5515, ,. lafiavifgfawiiw ' Q A Ellen Fogle JW French Robert Geddes Andrea Grebien page 49 me 1 Y ' 2 xx W 'f sm' 1 ' a. X ii f gl i SN 5 I I J if I il N uw Q1 mi! ' W fa F A ie? Efii liwftmli. eag1igs?vi5fS? ' M 5 mi vw, V, Judy Hakanson ' lag . ky f 4 L Bruce Him we , i ,x fffiis ' VF' , .ff f 2-'i ifi' - X . 's ' :tj-.zgx uf 4 if':f'f . -, Walter Kleefkins Page 50 Mary Nell Lee -'HW' Barbara Hall .lUdY Halle: at 1,-1 5, Aga 9 :QMS my-. 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I Sophomore Officers, left to right: Colleen Lawson, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Hilda Riefkohl, President, and jean Allen, Vice-President. www l mm wxdj Freshmen Officers, lefr to right: Michael Burza, Vice- President, Pierre Leignadier, President, and Sue Bar- field, Secretary-Treasurer. I1 9 I' C 8 S S I11 9 I1 Page 53 I E FIRST ROW QL to RJ: Lillian Hirons, Evelyn Messer, Isabel Adams, Katherine Hemenway, Virginia Hirons, Sandra Husted, Marie Wertz, Elizabeth Hanna, jean Allen. SECOND ROW: Robert Chan, Ann Baas, Mary Esther Jones, Joanne Tang, Jack Pierce, Thomas Wilson, Robert Rankin, ,Robert Willis, Buddy Slaughter, Chuck Bath, Stanley Leon. SOPHO Page 54 FIRST ROW QL to RJ: Sonia Kandrin, Beverly George, Carol Morland, Sue Corrigan, Colleen Lawson, Mary Ann Hardwick, Wilma Rodriguez, Pat Resheter. SECOND ROW: Bruce Carrow, Kit Atkins, Phil Sanders, David Judson, Tony Kucikas, Robert Himes, Earl Griggs, Edward Green. THIRD ROW: Rodney Winborn, Harvey Leahman, Charles Tobin, Howard Clarke, Derek Egger, James Manning. FIRST ROW CL to RJ: Cathy Lewis, Verna Rae Hildebrand, Wanda Scott, Hilda Riefkohl, Linda Eglinton, Mary Park, Charlene Graves, Barbara Crimmel, jean Van der Hayden. SECOND ROW: Sam Katz, Len Hakanson, Gordon Rief, Richard Chin, Guy Jones, john Wainio, Joe Coffin, David Larrison, Ray Scheidegg, Howell Wynne, Larry Wilder. MCJRES 3 FIRST ROW QL to RJ: Vicki Fettler, Clarice Lamis, Donna Richards, Pat Clarke. SECOND ROW: Aide Rigby, Betty Payne, Virginia Valdez, Kay Tapie, Laura Strongman, Edna Morales, Pam johnson, Sandra Woodruff. THIRD ROW: jim Williford, Louis Davis, Stephen Kish, Eugene Pugh, Earl Orr, Roger Hutchinson. FOURTH ROW: Stephen Franklin, Charles Arington, Terry Webster, Brian Lutz, La Rue Christoph, Jeffrey Leon. Page 5 5 gas . 4 Vu,-iq, FIRST ROW Seaman, Cathy Clancy, Harriett Hewitt, Elizabeth Pearson. SECOND ROW: Tom Robertson, Wilfred Shaffer, Ted Holmes, Allen Park, Joseph Wynne, Stanley Motta, Franklin Brooks, Margaret O'Brien, Sue Barfield, Diane Roscoe, Pat Kunkle. THIRD ROW: Roy Hall, Charles Vowell, Robert Hammond, Kenny Cooper, john Malory, Harry Butcher, Robert Blevins, James Jackson. FRESH CL. to RJ: Zandra Zimmerman, Pat Daly, Helen George, Lonnie Smith Sue Urey Pat Page 56 FIRST ROW KL. to RJ: Doriene Bass, Yvonne Leladier, Lauray Will, Clara Tobin, Celia Cronan, Diane Ramsey, Cheryl jackson, Carmen' Fernandez. SECOND ROW: Carla Meehan, Lydia Betances, Karen Sanders, Tinker Hollowell, Beverley Dockery, Rene Owen, Jeanette Hamburg, Carolyn Smith. THIRD ROW: Donald Stohrer, Gordon Sanders, Robert Hauser, Douglas Alberga, Ricky Maedl, Robert Bose- man. FOURTH ROW: Pierre Leignadier, Rusty Field, Will Will, Robert Burns, Bill Huff, Richard Carpenter, Fred Newhard, Richard Pennington, Mike Bohnak, George Angle. ??W'+ 'fe 'f' , 4' ' '- fig V V'?' 5 'f'7'g . il e i , 1 ,Q Q Q' . s asm '73 :iw , , s L ,Q : t , -,., -we . 1 -gj' N a , ... r : 'iii sw, ,W af it ' 5 1 4 ' . L s ' ' ' , A K Il i 25 L. 1 I J e 3 A .iir J .. ,wg . sg . J , If , g , 1 M- saga-Tr, f 7 ly K A .L-- .. ',,g t T V. ,K X 7 ,W 6615, ,..m,.i :W -gg X ,,..?fWl!5 , i s. , J 5 A 4, , ,.Q,!a if 4 if ,J Q , , f L i 4 if w -' V rg f 'T gf , Q- ,. f-Ki, 'W . ' 'ff 2 ,gi r It fl 9 A ,L .I if :K-,Luk 5 . s W' ' r . ctr a I limi' , ,z,L , , -- ' g,', I ,' ,:.l- I X 1 wif . , : 'e 3' + ,iw - LS ' ln If , I 1 at, --:. 7, ,gm . f -A MEN FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: Carolyn Rowley, Judy Stepp, Evangeline Febus, Ann Jackson, Carolyn Beck- ley. SECOND ROW: Patsy Lee, Tula Martino, Kathleen Delapp, Jackie Weir, Grace Craig, Rita Geyer, Betty Shaffer, Marian Ramirez. THIRD ROW: Mike Klasousky, Ted Davis, Paul Brooks, George Patton, John Slaughter, Vincent Canamas, James Hoverson, Raymond Madison, Miguel Riviera, and Wendell Taylor. ,L x - bs FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: Lewis French, Robert Wood, Bruce Mallick, John Frensley, Jack Brayton, Jack Holcomb, Bill Redman, and Gary Anderson. SECOND ROW' Elain Asbu J h' B l' . ry, osep ine orse mo, Rose Jackson, Martha Wood, Janet Steele, Maria Rivera, Nancy Drohan, Sandra Parker Evelyn Haw h t orne, Sheila Sanders, Yvonne Morales, Bonnie Conklin, Joanne Crouch, Clifford Carrington, and Kenny Sanders. THIRD ROW: Mac Jacques, Donna Smith, Sharon Tully, Joanne Jones, Stacia Walsh, Teresa Alderte, Andy Nicolaison, Dennis Hyatt, and Mike Burza. si! st, 3 .5 5 I Page 57 . -lr -t fQk1 gift? 6 ' f I 'Q e A S--ff t it + i t t t it i mm- 4 ml' 1 What's wrong Jeff? Got a running nose? Hey girls, going our way. -1 s IW I just dont understand! all , ' nn t A n , F Yakety yakl' ' ,AY fig 1, .. ,A Let me out of here ' Peek-a-boo! Man, this lounge is the most! 'raf- -'Qu X Kg ,-4 'mf 'gd A fl Mihai X Page 58 USO thatls how YOU do if, Jim! Motl1er's little darlings? Legs Incorporated 4 sv-4 N 'H W vi' 'Xa :Qs X nuns-uf Page 59 Student Association . .4 , p .. Z ,..,,,,,,,,,. ,V Q ,M Q, ,Q , . Q Q ,ji X 5 r Al.5...?w . fl, i t . .V . ,t. i if ' 'I 2- 5 To ' , , ..,,i1i.r,,s Q gsm, , ., K in-me Y' 1 -' , it wi,i,M,.., Wiki, W V, -is 'wp gig. A is fe r . W l F v' - 'V ., V' ' V ' ' ---1 4 . ,.-ti: '3' ' , iliiiiijgv .,.fs.1,i Y A 5 ' N A ' , 3 , . F i -i si F ' Front Row CL to RJ: Maurice Belanger, Treasurerg Sharon McElhone, Vice Presidentg Jim Will, Presidentg Molly Engelke, Assistant Treasurerg Paul Leignadier, Secretary. Second Row: Celia Cronan, Pam Johnston, Joanne Tang, Lesley Berger, Bill Will. Third Row: Tom Billison, Donnie Bruce, Mel Field, David Judson. Fourth Row: George Patton, George Cotton, and John Wainio. Student Association Cabinet Student Council The S.A. was organized for the student body to create a friendlier relationship among students and .to encourage participation in school activities. The Student Council, an important branch of the S.A., consists of five officers and one representative from each homeroom. The S.A. Cabinet consists of the five officers that preside over each meeting. They are from left to right: Paul Leignadier, Secretaryg Jim Will, Presi- dentg Maurice Belanger, Treasurer. Back Row: Molly Engelke, Assistant Treasurer, and Sharon Mc- Elhone, Vice President. Athletic Council The Athletic Council is made up of the Student Associations alternates. Their job is to take care of the gate at all CHS athletic contests. This year's of- ficers are Sharon McElhone, President and Molly Engelke, Treasurer. Mr. Eu- gene Gregg is the sponsor. Front Row QL to RJ: Mr. Gregg, Jim Williford, Leila Leon., Molly Engelke, Sharon McElhone, Mike Metcalf. Back Row: Carol Morland, Becky McLeod, Ginny Favorite, Verna Hildebrand, and Tom Wilson. Camera Shy: Marion Smith and Ruth Himes. Page 60 T rrid Zone Wizard ., so I iz ll The Torrid Zone Wizards is a local honorary science club belong- ing to the National Organization of the Science Clubs of America. The Club promotes interest in science by lectures, field trips, and demonstration experiments. Qualifications .for membership include high scholastic average and an active interest in science. This year's officers: Ed Dona- hue, President, Tom Billison, Vice Presidentg and Lesley Berger, Sec- retary. Mr. Maedl is the sponsor. Front Row CL to RJ: Gary Irving, Terry Wilcox, Gordon Reif, Jim Williford, Larry Wilder, Andrea Grebicn. Second Row: David Judson, jim Will, Felix Karpinski, Walter Kleefkins, Mike Metcalf, Maurice Belangcr, Ed Donohue-President. Third Row: Tom Rillison-Vice President, Randy Coate, Paul Ebdon, Jim Polumbo. Camera Shy: Frank :Leod, Lesley Berger-Secretary Treasurer. .5 The purpose of the Caribe Club, or the Future Teachers of America, is to promote a better understanding of the teaching profession. Members are in- vited to join, depending on their scho- lastic ability. The officers this year are as follows: Emily Hearn, Presidentg Andrea Grebian, Vice President, Betty Limkemann, Secre- tary Treasurer, and Lee Peck, Historian. Miss Margaret Gately is the sponsor. 'QI Carib Club L... T5 'W rmggg' Q., Q30 .. J ' L 'MW it :W evil . Qifriiifi First Row QL to RJ: Lee Peck, Andrea Grebien, Emily Hearn, and Betty Limkemann. Second Row: Frances Lloyd, Shirley Littleton, Brenda Collins, Beverly Brownlee, Livia Lippincott, Lesley Berger, and Veronica Blenner- hassett. Third Row: Jim Williford, Sue Mathieson, Sue Corrigan, Lynne Coffin, Wanda Scott, Joanne Tang, Carol Brulancl, and Verna Hildebrand. Fourth Row: Frank McLeod, Gordon Rief, Charles Lyew, Gary Irving, Joe Coffin, Maurice Bclanger, Jim Will, Tom Wilson, Giles Martin, John Everson, Kathy Lewis, Elizabeth Hanna, and Nancy Chaphe. Camera Shy: Andy Nash. page 61 National Honor Society The highest honor that Cristobal High School can bestow upon a student is election to membership in the Carib- bean Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety. Qualifications for membership are character, leadership, scholarship, and service. James McGloin, Emily Hearn-Secretary, Miss Adamary An- derson-Sponsor, Frank McLeod-President, and Maurice Be- langer-Vice President. 21 Club Front Row QL to RJ: Mr. Stearns--Sponsorg Pete Ender-Vice President, Maurice Be- langer-President, Alex Stearns--Treasurer. Second Row: Bill Will, Douglas Alberga, Ricky Maedl, Larry Wilder, Jin- Willizord, Leo Sanchez. Third Row: Gary Irving, Jim Will, Paul Leignadier, Felix Karpinski, jay Bialkowski, Will Will, David Judson. Fourth Row: Tom Dugan, Tom Billison, john Wainio, and Jim McG1oin. Camera Shy: Jim Palumbo. The 2l Club is composed of twenty-one boys, each of whom represents one of the Pan-Amerir can Republics. Bach member writes an essay about the country he represents and the Cristobal- Colon Rotary Club awards prizes for the best essays. The club stimulates and pro- motes interest in the Pan-American republic and encourages a better understanding of those countries. Quill and Scroll it 1' Ek? rr. o 'o-1-A , Seated KL to RJ: joan Page, Paul Leignadier, Peter Ender, Danny Stanley, and LeRoy Barfield. Standing: Maurice Belanger, Hugo Tompkins, Frank McLeod, Mikie McBride, Ruth Himes, Andy Nash, and Bill Will. 'Rm The Quill and Scroll is dedicated to higher standards of journalism. It is a National Honor Society for Journalists. The sponsor for Quill and Scroll is Mr. Louis Fattorosi. .lunior Rifl Club The Junior Rifle Club is corn- posed of those students interested in shooting and in the correct use of fire-arms. Each year the club members compete in National Rifle matches and awards are given to the outstanding marks- men. Mr. Gibson is the sponsor for this club. Front Row QL to RJ: Chris Wren, Neil Compton, Arthur Manikas, Bill Huff, Kenny Cooper, Richard Carpenter-Vice President, Vickie Fettler--Secretary-Treasurer, Leila Leon-President, and Mr. Gibson-Sponsor. Second Row: Jack Burns, Tom Dugan- Executive Officer, Cody Hollowell, jay French, jack Taber, Steve Franklin, Jack Dugan, Ricky Maedl, and Kenneth Karpinslti. Third Row: Butch Pennington, Susan Shirk, Marilyn Roth, Ruth Mason, Pamela Robertson, Gail Fettler, Sandra. Eckhoff, Mary O Donnell, and Adele Burns. Fourth Row: ,Ion Jorstad, Wally Brians, Henry Shirk, Matthew Manning, Bruce Hirn. Terry Wilcox, Pam Johnston, Danny Smith, james Ebdon, and Robert Sanders. The Dramatics Club is open to all high school students interested in dramatics. This club produces the plays that are presented to the public, and in this way the mem- bers learn the different aspects of drama. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Harriett Young and the officers are the following: Leila Leon, Pres- ident, Lesley Berger, Vice Presi- dent, Darce Hause, Secretary, Livia Lippincott, Treasurer, and Betty Limkemann, Historian. Dramalics Club MS fl 4 5' . ' is t f x J . 2 V 1 3 ,2,,?, .,fff H555 yi ,mf l ,tiki gig, V ,. 52,33 r f in I .. A . 'jr kia ....VV.,F,py,..hf1:,,.A-,,,.:-,.. ,M First Row QL to RJ: Betty Limkcmann, Darce Hause, Leila Leon, Livia Lippincott, and Lesley Berger. Second Row: Karen Sanders, Elaine Asbury, Carolyn Rowley, Mrs. Young, Pam Johnston, Andy Nash, and joan Page. Third Row: Rene Owen, Martha Wfood, Yvonne Morales, Kathleen Clancy, Pat Seaman, Bobby Vache, Pat Daly, Beverly Dockcry, jean Vanderheyden, Joanne Tang, Wilma Rodriguez, Ruth Himes, Ellen Clute, and Zandra Zimmerman. Fourth Row: Mae Jacques, Tula Martino, Becky McLeod, Helen George, Diane Shore, Betsy Hewitt, Lynne Coffin, Pat Taake, Stephanie Dreyer, Frank McLeod, Giles Martin, and Harry Butz. l Nafional Thespians tics throughout his school career. The motto of this troupe is Act well your part There all the honor lies. Seated QL to RJ: joan Page, Historian, Mrs. Young, Sponsor, and Lesley Berger, Secretary-Treasurer. Page 64 Back Row: Leila Leon, Vice President, Harry Butz, and Frank McLeod, President. To be eligible for Thespian membership a stu- dent must earn ten points on some phase of drama- G.A.A. Er. ' A ' , f H4 , as . 7 .. Y . 1 r A M ., ., it , -fatsfva, N... Front Row KL to Rl: Sharon McElhone, Secretary, Darce Hause, President, Brenda Murray, Vice President. Second Row: Verna Hildebrand, Mary Nell Lee, Beverly Brown- lee, Ada Vlynne, Elizabeth Hanna, Leila Leon, and Hilda Riefkohl. Third Row: Mary Jane Husted, Laura Strongman, Carol Seaman, Jean Allen, Sue Corrigan, Kathy Lewis, The Girls' Athletic Association is an exclusive sports club, com- posed of only the girls who are oustanding in sports. To become a member, a girl must participate in at least two all-star teams in one year or one all-star team and be among the top ten in the point system. The sponsor of the club is lvlrs. Louis Fattorosi. Maryella Alcoriza, and Marion Smith. Chi Theta Sigma, formerly the Club, is composed of boys who have made their letter in any one of the three sports played in CHS: Football, Baseball, and Track. The club is sponsored by Coach Ingram and Coach Paul Moser. M C.T.S. ll fl . . l t Eff ' K S ' ,U ,v,:i A f l 39: '-'e . ..,, ..,e.. , ' if - Front Row QL to RJ: Tom Billison, Bobby Rice, Joe Valdez, Jeffrey Leon, Danny Smith, Leo Sanchez, and Earl Griggs. Second Row: Gary Irving, Mel Field, Brian Lutz, Donald Bonneau, John Marshall, Alex Stearns, Larry Wilder, and Wally Woodmff. Third Row: David Larrison, Pete Ender, Jim Palumbo-President, John VVaniio-Secretary- Treasurer, Paul Leignadier, Donnie Bruce-Vice President, Hugo Tompkins, jim Will, and Jim McGloin. Page 65 Nurses Aide 'nigh , f Q ,fm 2 ' 'A . wemt. -- Aw.,Q-W 5. . A ,l . , Front Row QL to RJ: Andrea Grebicn, Emily Hearn-First Vice President, Shirley Littleton -President, Lee Peck-Historian, Joanne Tang-Secretary. Second Row: Stephanie Dreyer, Betty Payne, Mary Parlgs, Tula Martino, Marion Smith, Rene Owen, Andrea Terrell, Miss McLimans-Sponsor, Yvonne Lelaidier, Judy Stepp, and jean Dockery. Fourth Row: Lynne Coffin, Pat Taake, Virginia Hirons, Pam Johnston, Kathleen DeLapp, Carol Bruland, and Joanne Jones. Fifth Row: Louise Allgaier, Carol Seaman, Carolyn Rowley, Reba Jones, and Mary Esther jones. Camera Shy: Becky McLeod--Second Vice President. Library Assistants . The Library Assistants do innumerable jobs, such as keeping library records, check- ing and replacing books, and helping stu- dents who need help while in the library. The Nurses' Aide Club is an open club for all high school girls who are interested in a future career in nursing. During the sum- mer the girls in this club work at Coco Solo Hospital to further their knowledge of nursing. The spon- sor for this club is Miss McLi- mans. -s. f Front Row CL to RJ: Pat Kunkle, Sandra Woodmff, Princess Tobin, Left to Right: Stephanie Dreyer, Brenda Daisey, Ginny Roscoe, Joan Page, Diana Smith, Ada Wynne, Page and Ruth Himes. Camera Shy: Andy Nash. Vickie Fettler, Beverly Dockery. Back Row: Yvonne Morales, Co- leen Lawson, Jeanette Hannberg, Kay Tapie, Kathy Clancy, Libby Pierson, and Cannen Fernandez. Cffic . Girls The Office Girls type stencils, file, and do other helpful jobs for academic credit. V 1 3 - 1 A-: mg' . K - , ,. Nita V' xi i -f .g f f 'ag Lx K -ei' -JA., mlllllbi qi O, 1 ,,,.l l-' 5 LL A SPCRTS N-. Pge 67 Page 68 Jamboree 5 i A g .ff 5 Q 5 M' QUEEN RUTH ANN 1 Her Majesty Ruth Anne I presents football to Jamboree co-captain jim Will as co-captain Don Bmce looks on. keeziecwlew 6..lf1ff'll' g' -WB. 9 , ig, My 1 yyr Q vm J .v .5 ri 4 H f ww rsw. , ,... -...,u..-ma- ,r fgrLmwiflmr.W,v.rrrs:gg...W-. , , , , , .... -f -f A ': i. - ,4i, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lesley Berger-junior, l yenrg Mary Nell Lee-junior, 1 yearg Molly Engelke- Caprain, junior, 3 ycarsg Sharon Mclillmnc-junior, 2 ycarsg Shirley Bonneau-Junior, 2 yearsg and Andy Nash-Senior, I year. CHS: Grrr-uff Page 69 joe Valdez, Back David Larrison, Manager 1' Q E . wg, . ax i HA , Pe a .-1'-L A ' :-il L '- -izif '- W . ' . .. My ua rf ' J S 'X ll 'k 4 wg-,,:, 41 .. W Uv ,rg e L if I' Tom Billison, Line u ' Don Bonneau, Lme K i f , J w , YM 15 john Peterson, Line Brian Lutz, Line jeffrey Leon, Back FCJOTBALL , . , X 1 af 4? jim Will, Back Wally Woodruff, Line Co-Captain jim Palumbo, Line LETTERMEN K, ,hw :O i , w Q N , Q G V g ,422 K fx W gi K gy e I z. lL 3, , f f g an Y . ,I :ql ,A W r 'A,, 2 - gg ii, g- ,. :T , 1 ,Mg ' 'ii , il ,.,, ' Q L n ' N M f ' -- Ill .Q X ' 5' George Cotton, Back ' Dewey Whitaker, Back Gary Irving, Back Paul Leignadier, Back Joe Valdez Earl Griggs, Manager .s Jim MCGloin , Back I' 5.1, Co-Captain Pete Ender, Line Donnie Bruce, Line Alex Stearns, Back Z L aied 1959 Foofball Team FRONT ROW QL. to R.J: Dewey Whittaker, Tom Billison, Jim McGloin, Jimmy Palumbo, Buddy Wainio, Donnie Bruce, Pete Ender, John Petersen, George Cotton. SECOND ROW: Paul Leignadier, Gary Irving, jim Will, jeffrey Leon, Donald Bonneau, Robert Morrissey, Joe Valdez, Larry Wilder, Bobby Hauser. THIRD ROW: Donald Stohrer, Robert Rankin, Robert Walker, Bobby Geddes, Pierre Leignadier, James Manning, Jack Taber, Paul Brooks, Alex Stearns, Walter Woodruff. FOURTH ROW: joe McGoff, John Cronan, joe Coffin, Mike Barfield, Deane Campbell, Chuck Bath, Mike Rudge, Mike Metcalf, Raymond Scheidegg, Mike Littleton. 'Ka Homecoming Coronafion IQQF' M f fi, ,fr QUEEN DARCE 1 Queen Darce I, Owner of the Flowers, Daughter of the Jewel, Lady of the Night and Ruler of Cristobal High School, being crowned by co-captain Pete Ender, Knight of the Blue and Gold, and runner of the fumble. This event took place on November 9, 1959. Page 73 Homecoming . s :lull we ?' ' i H . in in ' ii ,,,', l i? Q M A I ,K K z i :,,,u.,,. xg V .zll 1 . ,731 kv V J 5 A 5 r. . U gg W g k LFAV ! , -, K 'ri rg. muff' A , K 1 L K . ff, r fn if I me Q l 'E fam 'S 1' A A F4 i. 1 ' 955713 it Q is J 4- ,mu ti . F ,,, , I ' if rt l i L. at , A D , A I S Q . 5 A ff fe ' if if T - A 5 fi . e if A 'W L al fQx r - 'rf i ! . ' ,V ' I , xx 'wi K, W Q' S .ai ' , if Mi f l ' I, , J 1 3 sf' p as S --LK , li, 1 A SQ. . - at , , ,' JI A b' .fix X. QUEEN DARCE AND HER COURT On Saturday, November 9, 1959, the Breakers Club was the scene of the annual Cristobal High School Home- coming Dance. The ballroom was decorated by the Girls Athletic Association and Chi Theta Sigma. The background for the queen's throne was formed by panels of yellow with QUEEN DA.RCE and the year l959 in blue. Yellow alamander blossoms outlined the platform, and the orchestra stand was outlined with double rows of exoria. jim Will, President of the Student Association, an- nounced the entrance of the queen and her court in the following order: Princess Virginia Roscoe, Princess of the Daisies, Daughter of the Morning Mist, wearing a floor-length gown of French blue net with an overskirt of light blue lace net. She was escorted by Paul Leignadier, Knight of the Golden Armor, Chief of the Leftouts, and Master of the Way-Back. Princess Ada Waynne, Princess of the Orchid, Daugh- ter of the Noon-day sun, and Keeper of the Aquamaries, wearing a bouffant nylon, deep aquamarine gown. She was escorted by Co-Captain james Palumbo, Lord of the Red and White Peasants, Chief of the Cleaners of Uni- forms, and Defender of the Line. Princess Andra Lee Nash, Princess of the Lilies, Keeper of the Emerald, and Daughter of the Eveni.ng, wearing a silver and ice-blue satin gown. Her escort was james McGloin, Chief of the Single Wing and Master of the Bucketheads. Princess Ruth Anne Himes, Princess of the Roses, Daughter of the Sunrise, wearing a mist-blue gown of embroidered pure silk. Donald Bruce was her escort, Killer of the Defense and Master of the Tackle. The flower girl was Lady Tessie Corrigan, Keeper of the Dewdrops, Daughter of the Moon, wearing a tiered dress of white net. Het escort was Squire Gary Will, Prince of the Football Team and Keeper of the Queen's Crown. Squire Will carried the crown on a white satin pillow. Queen Darce I, Owner of the Flowers, Daughter of the Jewel, Lady of the Night and Ruler of Cristobal High School. She wore a gown of ruffled, yellow nylon, with a bodice and overskirt of yellow and white embroidered nylon. CoCaptain Peter Ender, Kight of the Blue and Gold, and Runner of the Fumble was her escort. After the procession, Captain Ender crowned Queen Darce with a handsome rhinestone crown, the gift of the senior class to Cristobal High School. The attendants carried nosegay bouquets of blue hydrangeas and yellow carnations tied with matching ribbons. Queen Darce carried an arm-bouquet of the same flowers and the escorts wore boutonnieres of matching flowers. Music for the evening was furnished by Trym's orchestra and a large group of students enjoyed the festive occasion. vsulvq 1.-, ID' ' Darce and Pete S J r W. f I f , 1' 7 .. ' ' ,a 1- Dc iv- . d Donme Ruth an Andy and Jim Page 7 5 Page 76 Ada and simmdf Ginny and Tessie and Gary .Pa ul Wadi 'ljafuadi joofdaf pfayer Elected as Co-Captain to his own Cristobal High School team was only one of the many honors that jimmy had dur- ing the 1959 football season. For his outstanding play and team work during the football season, jimmy was selected as a Center on the all Canal Zone Inter- scholastic Football team. The honors were not to stop here, as he was also selected as a Co-Captain for the Canal Zone All-Star Bowl team. These honors truly exemplify the outstanding job that this young man contributed to his school, team, coaches, and fellow team members. His job as center for a single-wing football team has to be considered as one of the utmost importance on .the team. Playing in the mud and rain as we do here in the Canal Zone and snap- ping the ball back to a teammate from 4 to 15 yards behind the line of scrim- mage is no easy task. Jimmy did this job so well that he did not make a bad snap all year. Jimmy's leadership on and off the field was beyond reproach at all times. With these fine accomplishments behind him it is no wonder that Jimmy Palumbo was selected by the judges as the Most Valuable Football Player on the Cristobal High School Football Team for 1959-60. Congratulations, Jimmy, for a job well done and an honor well dererved. 7959 im pafumdo ,!'h 4'V K Page 77 C.H.S Baseball Team A , T 4 :kan f-'00, ff C114- J E. d ' Wfill Lar VVilder, Jules KNEELING QL. to RJ: john Cronan-Manager, Babe Marquar , jxm , ry Dgmani, Bobby Geddes, Brian Lutz. STANDING: Felix Karpinski, George Cotton, Mel Field, Donnie Bluce, john Wainio, jimmy Palumbo, jim McGloLn, Coach Ingram. Page 78 P3 cfm Flsfdw Wh 0 W on Coach? 909, Y. . ,kc W 1 lb, A v 7 5 n. 5 Y ' lfifl i f fl' -, Q eh boY5 wa xt 50 Track 4 sM,QwV J I I 7 L A ,MQQQQQQ I' ,N af mg, gg I MQ in if--f .--2 .J . 9 iw MV. X.-I '-235 I I long C 'Cl' FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: Donald Stohrer, Terry Webster, George Patton, Jeffrey Leon, Walter Wood- ruff, Gary Irving, Louis Davis, joe Valdez, Perry Washabough, Babe Marquard. SECOND ROW: Robert Morriscy, Pat Dockcry, joe McGoff, Pete Ender, Buddy Wainio, Bill Weigle, Mike Rudge, jim Williford, Paul Brooks, Coach Moser. Baskefball ,, wg - ,3 A . ,Sim w -1. , f , , ll S21 FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: David Judson, Gary Irving, Robert Hauser, jim Will, Larry Wilder, Bill Will. SECOND ROW: john Cronan, Chuck Bach, Walter Kleefkins, Lenard Hakanson, Eddie Donahue, Robert Morrisey. THIRD ROW: Jim McGloin, Buddy W'ainio, Bill Weigle, Rodney Wilborn, Dewey Whittaker, joe McGoff. Page 79 Girls Basketball Page 80 KNEELING KL. to RJ: Mary Jane Hustecl, Jean Dockcry, Captain Brenda Murray, Mar- ion Smith, Bernice Hill. STANDING: Sharon Mcfilhone, Carol Seaman, Jean Allen, Laura Strongman, Darce Hause, Diana Smith, Mari- cla Alcoriza, Shirley Bonneau. Not pictured: Brenda Collins. 1 , ag , 1 vw' , ' ip' , . -if ' iii H H . 3: ,i'. ggi . , B League Captain Leila Leon, Mrs. Mar- garet Fattorosi, and A League Captain Brenda Murray. KNEELING QL. to RJ: Martha Wood, Sue Corrigan, Captain Leila Leon, Ada Wynne, Evelyn Hawthorne, Theresa Washa- baugh. STANDING: Mary Nell Lee, Eeverley Brownlee, Liz Hanna, Verna Hildebrand, Hilda Riefkohl, Cathy Lewis, Pa- tricia Seaman. Not pictured: Virginia Favorite. Volleyball KNEELING U.. to RJ: Shirley Bonneau, Sharon McElhone, Diana Smith, Marion Smith, Darce Hause, Brenda Murray, Bernice Hill. STANDING: Mary Jane Husted, Mariela Alcoriza, Pam Theriot, Laura Strongman, Pat Egger, Jean Allen. KNEELING CL. to RJ: Sue Corrigan, Theresa Washabaugh, Ginny Favorite, Ada Wynne, Verna Hildebrand, Margaret O'Brien, Liz Hanna, Cathy Lewis. STANDING: Carla Meehan, Hilda Riefkohl, Beverley Brownlee, Evelyn Hawthorne, Mary Nell Lee, Leila Leon. Page 81 Z3 and m,es.a,N1a W. ,---fy , ,M K C.H.S. Orchesfra FRONT ROW QL. to RJ: Charles Lyew, Laura Strongman, Elaine Asbury, Martha Wood, Patricia Seaman, Laura Don-ow, Susan Shirk, Gary Anderson. SECOND ROW: Sandra Burrow, Carol Seaman, Theresa Washabaugh, Deborah Franklin, Pat Baron, Tom Wilson, Bernice Hill, Carol Ages, Jean Van Der Hayden. THIRD ROW? John Burns, Lennard Hakanson, Pat Daly, Becky McLeod, Andrea Grebien, Franklin Brooks, Geoffrey Thompson, Williani White. FOURTH ROW: Reba Jones, Harriett Hewitt, Darce Hause, Andrew Nicolaison, Mr. Oswald Jorstad, john Wainio, Jack Holcomb, Grace Craig. fs viva FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: Carol Agee, Laura Strongman, Carol Seaman, Helen Manning, Pat Baron, Tom Wilson, Bernice Hill, Jane Faris. SECOND ROW: Kenny Cooper, Pat Daly, Sandra Burrow, Darce Hause, Hariett Hewitt, Gary Anderson, Frank Brooks, jean Van Der Hayden. THIRD ROW: Reba Jones, Paul Brooks, john Burns, Lennard Hakason, Ricky Maedl, Jack Holcomb, John Jorstad, Paul Ebdon, John Wainio. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Oswald jorstad, William White, Frank Parker, Andrew Nicolaison, Grant Smith, Geoffrey Thompson. pg 9325 Girls Gle Club is 54:5 .-, 3 FRONT ROW fl.. to RJ: Barbara Hall, Elizabeth McLaren, Edna Morales, Marion Leach, Doris Payne, Virginia Valdez. SECOND ROW: Judy Hakanson, Helen George, Louise Allgaier, Kathleen Crouch, Leila Leon. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Limkemann, joan Cruch, Ramona Anderson, Rita Geyer, Bevelry George. a , if - Q R. 0. T. C. 5' I -3 ' . ,. . am. My Q A 1,64 . N - Q , . ft S ,9A' 'Ng ' .ad LEFT TO RI HT- -l' ' ' ' l G . Barn ion Adluunt Inu Luignadier, Drill Team Commander Tom Billison, Battalion Executive Officer jim Will, Battalion Commander jim McGloin, Battalion Sponsor Darce Hause, S-3 Maurice Belangcr. The Battalion Staff I A LEFT TO- RIGHT: Sfc. George Cotton, M-Sgt. Bob Page 85 Morrissey, Sgt. Paul Kunklc, Sfc. Tom Dougan. ,151 E i 5 ,ta ii im 25 H H F Company 'I 'I' ,MT ' X ., Q12 'F 47 LEFT TO RIGHT: F Company Sponsor Andy Nash, Battalion Sponsor Darce Hause, E Company Sponsor Ruth Himes. 1 a I :Q Il U H E Company yy yy Tl Il CO. STAFF CO. STAFF X ix I -me. ' mf LEFT TO RIGHT: Company Executive Officer WiUiam LEFT TO RIGHT: Company Sponsor Andy Nash, Company Will, CDIHPHHY 59011-SOF Ruth Hi-H1651 Company C01T1m2fldel' Commander LeRoy Barfielcl, Guidon Bearer Terry Wilcox. Hugo Tompkins, Guidon Bearer Alex Stearns. Drill Team FRONT ROW QL. to RJ: Sponsor Molly Engelke, Allan Park, Dave Judson, Harry Butcher, Bob Taylor, Gene Pugh, Drill Team Commander Tom Billison. CENTER ROW: Ray Madison, jay French, james Jackson, Allan Messer, Robert Willis. BACK ROW: jack Holcomb, John Everson, Mike Little- ton, Bruce Mallick, Mike Metcalf, Bill Huff. Page Page 88 1959-1960 Caribbean Sfaff Maurice Belanger - joan Page - Andra Nash - Paul Leignadier - LeRoy Barfield - Mr. Louis Fattorosi Mr. Bernard Mazzoni - Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor - Literary Editor - Business Manager - Photographer - - - Advisor Advertising Sponsor Peter Ender Hugo Tompkins William Will Danny Stanley Ruth Himes Mike McBride Irene Meehan Judy Gray Frank McLeod Other photographs by: Mr. Paul Richmond - - - Hall of Fame Mr. Nicolas Gaunti Mr. Masdeu - - Maurice Belanger - Joan Page - Juniors and Seniors Music Department R.O.T.C. - Senior Informal Athletic Department Snapshots Athletic Department Snapshots Advertising Staff Paul Leignadier Peter Ender Hugo Tompkins David Wilder Dennis Tully Richard Roscoe Zandra Zimmerman James Ebdon Sue Barfield Keith McLeod Leslie Richmond Christine Bath Carol LaCroix Barbara O'Neal Sally Metcalf ,.h,.. .V , 1 ' W , Q it tw. ,A iq L: -'k K X, ' if sv xl I 5 in-P W 4? 'Z V fi gi, I L S L my lg Q in -W W he we 0 I N ,if ' ' xl ff ly! Z ..Q , f lg . 1 . in 2 ' it Z ,Q ..,, If , 3 f ,yi Lf s N Q Y 2 sq' u l 'ae R ,X y 4 nk f' W . if 9 3 A Who is that new girl? You tell him Donnie! i 9' 'U' .fi gm, , . sf QP? L25 2 k , l Wffi f 'QW S nigh V f. M Z V. Ny' T 'fa' fi ' if, S 3 i ' Tell me another one, Dod L i, ' in X ,Y Q55 T Will and Will Incorporated. cl! Sad man? Whar's on your mind, Murrs? Page 89 Page 90 A . and sir on their conceit! Now we know who did it, Les! . M s N f iv , ' ,nl .f b f we E n . Jr ii if 5. yrs l 2 E2 I , . 'IQ Here is an ireresting article, Mr. Pfau. Friends, Romans, C0UUffYmefl - eiyiei i r iiee Man! Like we're way out! just another gab session. Compliments of Compliments of INTERNATIONAL TAGAHUPGLUS SA- j MARGARITA FLORIST SHIP CHANDLERS COLON FREE ZONE Tel. 1315 P. O. Box 277 COMPLIMENTS OF C. B. FENTON ci CO., INC. ORISTOBAL AND BALBOA Compliments of Compania Cyrnos SA. Colon Panama Autoac Quality Parts and Accessories For All Cars Colon Rep. of Panama Compliments of Almacen. Pong 9th St. Bolivar Colon, RP. Best Wishes from Mueloleria lla Unica Avenida del Frente, No. 7025 Colon, Rep. de Panama Tel. 318 Box 427 Congratulations to the Senior Class ot 1960 from The Coco Solo Teen Club Compliments of Panama Agencies Co. Cristobal - Panama - Balboa With Compliments of Cfatun Tarpon Club to the Class of 1950 Gatun CZ. Compliments ot Muebleria lnglesa Hi-Fi Grundig Consols G Radios L. Sanchez Colon Panama Guess who won the track meet. Looks like Bill turned on his charms again. Pobreciro Bob, all that homework! ,Que Oh bury me not . . Faked you out, clidn'r I? came from outer space! Somebody up there Yell a lirrle louder! Page 93 ew lww r.:ql..3l , . Um., fr ' we -f V 4 1 . an - J- ggi , Q ., P W of ' ' , , X xi N 513231 lglnkzy' 'ayfffe A, f n, fa r, 4- Q ,. 2 ,. e g. ' 7 Q1 1 . V W xt we K ..1...,.......?w-of: ' K I e i sf' J .N .. A ! K , K x el , Aff , , it fa al H 5, YQ! iQ !L 5.1, ,A N32 h i , e Q f s 1 -F5 ern! e 1 M- wal xv . 5, v x ijgf- :MAT I . 'X Hello there, Mr. Beck! e Whatys 50 fUfmY, Verna? Ring around the flagpole! ll l an ffi X N 'Q E wei s - , slffig- ' l -.. 'N' W xr , - ri xx , ., I M . i x X H 4' 'g '..fi:Ie5Ev' is R ,W 1 1 E K if 5, ,- Well, look who's all wet! To rhe air, junior birdmen! Come here, nice doggie! gig F,-mf .,... E 2' . f .' . M av' ' , K --W..,,,, ..e,V,, ., A xi. A! .Q A Q 1 s L . f ' li A ' l ' fm.: '?Q'33!E ' f'5fllQQfQl4x.3,, f ar fiaggffai' 'Q az' it fl iff? Q 11. weewe 11 '- ,. ' , 'Va . X 557 5 gm .iagrff . I ly 5 gli . . 'Y-'ii 74. 3.1, ff! , . I fiifffa 2 aes 1 gg 1 Jw lf: ,- M' -we E ew Q., AS 4- 24 km s Perer's car is on the blink again. Guess whose car that is! Here we go again. Page 94 f 'E as. -ss' , G MQ Q ri M' P wr Compliments ot Compliments of Mueblerio Lo: Gotrontio Shriners l-lospitotl tor Quality Furniture Ponomo City Ponomo Crippled Children Compliments of Banco Nocionol De Ponomct Sucursol cle Colon Compliments of Wilford CS Malfoy, lnc Steamship Agents of Brokers Conol Zone YOU'RE IN GCJOD HANDS .. Cnoosr: PAN AMERICAN and you choose the airline that flies the largest commercial intemational air fleet in the world. This means you have more flights to choose from and more places to go than on any other airline. And you fly on the most modem, up-to-date equipment in the air, with courteous and eflicient crews backed by around-the-world experience. One Pan American ticket can take you all the way around the world and most places in between. Wherever you want to go, whenever you want to go, Pan American is ready to take you. EUAKRI' AILIE ElICIARf WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE' Panama: Callo lJ'No. 5-Tel. 2-06705 Col6n: Edil. Salas, Tcl. 1097 N Best Wishes to the Class of 1900 TERMINALES PANAMA S A COLCDN Tel. 1800 Nice touchdown, Pete! , ..1. , ,lf EM ' o ' P53 Lis. Q -.fu A T' V kg ' . xwx -2. , f ffiiffl' ,- MWA H uw -' 'y fx L k..jjf'iji ..,4,'x., Y V ' 4 -1 . A Fore! Man, I'm b-e-a-t! 7 f-aunnwcslfx mg Us -A W'el1! What do you want? A A Que pasa, coach? K, wyw wa-an wh 'iv . W V K .gs ,Fi Lk ,. . J ,ff . Q ., V ' If f ' x Q 4 K ,Q , S Hg, M .. 2 , M y r N f X X 1 o 'I ,Q 't fWfk 235 , A fv X ws- .Q v-v 'Pia Fight! Fight! Fight! what are you doing, Ginger? ' xii . , . .4 .9 - ff ,is -'vw L 7 -wig. f . Mm, If sd -f A Q . N ww , EJ aff!! ,,f 1 R fJ' ww. x, ,, f WN' , nf ' ' Wi ng-X v :ff . Studious? ? is What's everybody looking at? Page 97 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Clcxss of 1960 Coco Solo Snack Bair Coco Solo Galun Swimming Pool Gotun Cqngl Zgne Smoot and l-lunnicutt SA. Compliments of Compliments of Chevrolet Buick Opel K O d G k Oldsmobile C0mPli1'Y1ef1fS Of Compliments of Gqllm Locks The lournoiflism Clcrss Association Gatun CZ. Compliments of BCYD BRCTHERS STEAMSHIP AGENCIES, LTD Compliments of C. FERNIE CSC CO. A fr tv r I i ,r www , wfmpfiif 937' fy f A Af? if Nas ,VS U W Compliments of 'Nfx 'x.,- P 'I E. G. HAUKE x Y 1 ,Y 4 5 I ,g 4 :M , Y 1' if XJ- J VJ J f 4 . 1.- 1 A 1 'x '-' 'L ,, .xl VU 1 X I y X . v ,JJ ,551 Q , J U .Mj ,A 'b Q, . I ,P K X . v ff Q Qt if hy J 'P ,,, xg X k 4 v 1 . I ' :J ' ! Ri xx V. ,J . w x ,ix I. ,. R, ,J 5 4 I M . -A 1 I X J- :fx ' I ' - N mfr, L ,lf Q j X x rj 4 - 3 s. - . K Y J J5'Uxlj'7J , I-J .fi X ' I ,' V x, .N . I' , -YYVM w.Mfx,-WIN,-'Nr-. ,,f L-fQvfN.xf..fx..f5 41 - I Y' , , 1 X X 5. pp? . Qi Short Shorts ?? It 4 ... 1 ,as 12 Fi aw 5 l fi 5 v An x- X s is . QM : L V, Y- 3 , ri -.naw 2 s, X s QA . Smile Girls ,e i . .nv-5' .f sm 4 lil is 4 y sl A V V: E ee ig 2 C- H- S' mfY?? ' , i s g ifif Q . ' , ' 1 is ' 4 153, Q ia K m 'E Oo la la!! U Hello everybody! Guess who did it! M, Q' 3- . t r W ,sir 'Eff s ' i 'MV' ' K Aix I i A .L l, K ,Q Lk - ., ., ex Q, ,qw Q . i v Leo's Storytime, A Which one is Caesar? , L, f ' L ,, ' W Ak.k. V gxfggg ig, . x .'jf'E1 HI-ICSC i z iif V ' V J fs? ' 5 14 A' , We V, , A. W 3 K fr, -1... lv .h rrsr ESM Y W . J ' K: 1 K .V I f 1 , ,rl :V I A kk .mins ,ge K A 1 , . K - Y . v, '. J . What's that your're playing Do I have to do it again? With' Henry? Camera shy!! Best Wishes from the Panama Canal Yacht Club Cristobal Canal Zone Compliments of Iohn Suran Y llth and Front St. Tel. 77 Colon, Panama Compliments ot Italian Line Cristobal Canal Zone Best Wishes from B e s t t i t Quality Suits Panama COIOI1 Compliments ot Gatun Gun Club Members ot Ir. Rifle Team Welcome Box 442 Gatun, C.Z. Compliments of BPO. Elks 1542 Cristobal V.F.W Post lOU Margarita Canal Zone The American Legion N. I. Owen Post No. 3 Gatun, CZ. ,. ,N Q' ' ' A bw 1 A 1, 'V za r If , il J ' N 1' 1. z , NH x K It . . h 'J 'NS KV f f v h 1 1 -f l ff e A I f lk, h ' f ' i V ' 1-' L X' I M --. ' 4 in JY 3 S rf 3 ez '14 Aug t -,.1 5? g K' J ' EH f-I nf Qi! i , if kg I X - x ' Q Vil' J-aye - 'V w V V. ' A - , J n . wr 1 X , ,L - by .',- ig ,,k, N . we , W, E 5 ,V N V I he III!! IK h Que lo que pasa aqui?? 1 1 Clap your hands!! Yoo Hoo! I Wynn .ai ii if - FQ' If he ,Q f , ff f me-N ru. r rx L ig ,e.'r3 903 V .. x fjfsn k-.' -MA ii- Hup, two, three, four. , 2 :ati V. What are they? Sh00f, I-Cui! Oh! if Go! go! go! 1 ! N 1 S21 h 1 -..i 'gift-,gem Q 4 it , ga 3 HQ L Terrific game. One pop-tail coming up! , Page 103 , 5 31 ,5-ef' FV .vi 4, d ..- if- V y v :mm 1 Q - fi :ms . f. 544 , F 1? W, z my W, 1 I s ', We Q 5 'A T ,, , . aff What's so funny, Hilda? Pr1ma' ' '+L ., Q , ,F . we N- . ,, L ' R V 4 , -,. 1 .. - , ,. '-.. Q 4: -rival' is ii.. L + 'Anangu ' , , A , -f.fv'A.1Qrm ,..,, Ad ff ' if . E P ' A ' ' wa K . A V 70 - Q -, W an ' Y , . 1 J? ' 5 YQZ?-'1,1f Ralf QQQL-MM..,x. f m.. rw. A J A.g, V 1 V . fb--Aa .V . HM, uk. ,.,5, , Lonely boy. Jim's new toy?? Esther Williams?? Hi Verna! N, Asn, L :MW -f ww,-,L...,, V, f 1 - X ,Mg X x wi , ds 11 7 3 5 1 x - 1 1 Ti' Where's everybody going?? Sodas anyone? FUDUY! f fu. GL. Page 104 Wl1ere's the party Sharpshooters?? Mike? d 'Q Getting Gary? read y for another win, Boos'rer Ads Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Argo Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Bailey LeRoy Barfield Jr. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy L. Barfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bath, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Beck Steffie Beck Dr. Dann Beckley Miss Carmen Bertoncini Captain and Mrs. Ferrell A. Blank Andrew Bleakley, Jr. Marie Bleakley Mrs. Bleakley Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Brooks Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brians John Michael Brians Captain and Mrs. T. C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Bruce J. R. Bruland Mrs. John T. Burns Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Butcher, Jr. J. F. Campbell H. T. Carpenter Mrs. B. Casanova Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Chambers Henry Clancy C. C. Clement Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cottrell Mrs. S. Critides Mr. and Mrs. W. Cronan Mr. and Mrs. R. Danielsen Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Davison Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Dedeaux Mr. and Mrs. Amos W. DeRaps W. Dixon Mrs. R. P. Dignam P. G. Dinkgreol J. A. DuVale F. A. Ebclon Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Eckhoff Joseph Elliott Sgt. and Mrs. Lowell Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fattorosi Mr. and Mrs. John Fettler Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Geddies Mrs. Genis Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Graham Mrs. Georgia Gwinn Sgt. and Mrs. John Griswald Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Hall, Jr. E. E. Hamlin Mr. and Mrs. Parker Hanna Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hanners Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Harper Mr. Gardner Hayes Mr. and Mrs. A. Hayward Mr. and Mrs. R. Helmericks Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hildebran Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hill Lucile Hillsinger E. Jane Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Huldtquist N. R. Hutchinson Captain and Mrs. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson A. E. Jones Mrs. Erin Jones Mr. O. E. Jorstad Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kleefkins Captain and Mrs. T. A. Kubit Miss Carol LaCroix Mr. B. R. Mazzoni Mr. R. M. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. McDonnell Mrs. F. G. McGilberty Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McGloin W. M. McLaughlin Miss Sophie McLimans Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McLean Mrs. Gertrude W. McLeod F. J. McLeod d Captain and Mrs. J. Finley Meehan G. E. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Moore Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. James G. Murray Page 106 Boosfer Ads Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Richmond Mr. Johnny Ridge Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Ridge Tom C. Robertson Captain and Mrs. K. S. Roscoe Mary C. Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Russing M. S. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Sauter Mr. and Mrs. George C. Scheibe Miss Lois Schiedigg Mr. C. Scheidigg Frances J. Scheme Fred Schwaltz Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Scot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seaman Thomas L. Sellers Mr. and Mrs. James Shaffer E. C. Sharick Captain Eugene Shipley Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Shirk Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Smith H. G. Spilling Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Starke Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sterns Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stevenson SFC James E. Stilwell Captain and Mrs. Acy Swaney Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Taake Mrs. Marion Taylor Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Terrell Mr. and Mrs. Semon Theriot Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Thomas Captain Geoffrey Thompson Mrs. P. A. Tortorrici Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Urey Mr. and Mrs. Van DerHeyden Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wertz Mrs. Lillie Wertz Mr. and Mrs. William W. Weigle, J Mr. E. A. Wilbert Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilder Susan Wilford Mr. and Mrs. R. Will E. E. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Yocum Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Zimmerman St. Joseph's Church Mr. and Mrs. M. LaCroix Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Larrison Miss Marion Leach Captain C. W. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. A. Limber Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Litton Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Long Mr. T. G. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Madison Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Maggiori Mr. and Mrs. W. D. 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