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

 - Class of 1964

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Cristobal High School - Caribbean Yearbook (Canal Zone Coco Solo, Panama) online collection, 1964 Edition, Cover
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Ei Q This book belongs to S Cf' fp f -inf 32? 6 5 f If ,ff .4 4 ff? ff Effgi I : Fix -113, SEE, A91 F -'i':..' Q I4 Q52 'f f ll ' fly ' 41 X! gf ,P 5 ff far, K 'hpfra all f ,N X 1 'bis Q?-5.1 THE YEARBUUK STAEE K , SITTING: Karen Vvaszaic, Naomi Kuntz, Betty Lewis, Rosemary Reardon, Nancy Hopkins, Janet Hoverson. STANDING: Vickie CTarTc, Connie Lasher, Donna Wong, Tommy Heppenireimer, Alex Heppenileime PRESENTS THE Page 1 1964 CARIBBEAN TABLE 0F CUNTENTS Dedication .......... In Memonam .......... Administration ....... Faculty ................... Seniors ................... Hall of Fame .......... Class Prophesy .................................. Last Will and Testament ............... Juniors ....................................................... IJIICISFCIBSSIIICII .......... Activities ...................... Clubs ................ Sports ...................... Advertisements ....... 1 nga, 8 ak I A hllqx' ,,r'.1',.. 44 - , N K f'f ...A 2 ,n ,,-.W.h..,, 3 lem Pg4 .1 . f-35 4 f H X -45 'Air' 513' ..' W I 8 ,, ,. ,, . TIGER SPIRIT DEDIC TIUN Zi ? Mrs. Veva Folsom Because you have been an inspiration and a help and because you have devoted your time and talents to helping the Student Association, We dedicate time 1964 Caribbean to you, Mrs. Folsom. Page 6 I MEIVIURIAM Kenny Sanders was a member of the class of '65, His memory is cherished by his classmates and numerous friends in Cilristobal High School. f .ff We , N K Q 1- Y 41' W 2, sv2x2f,fs.1 i 8 Q K s ffg1fw3r.,wwf. Y e X 1 ff Y AWE , g53...,Na,5f,m,g2wy'?Q msgs Q 'f1!:-- iw, wwf -2-ii. W K WS A mfs ,zfaiwk A f , : ,, -pf' ,. . f 1 --sw f. 7Eff,g-ifgvkglwgii fu ' . . f ' , g ffwWf,w W2 , , -' H f . .531 1: Q- 1gsf:w:xwgs'B2agg. - 'WIP' 4:,- .f . A ,.., - , -im if U V ffifvf--1457 A . ' A . .1 'A f . . Q.-. : mia . gg,.f12v,,wgsxreg,.fezfPL r zagggfm , - ,V-. 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University of Houston High School Math 5 If 5 A .l 1 I M5 If I ' S 11' 8 7 I . 5 We wi fa H f 4 35 5 W if it S K WWI, J C K ,gs SERGEANT CHARLES M. BREVVER R.O.T.C. JO ANN CARR IVI.A University ol Alabama Junior High lvlatll VIRGINIA M. CONDINA, BA Hunter College of tlie City of New Yorlc VEVA FOLSOM, MA Coloracl State College Typing, Sllortllancl, General Business t 'Z 1: 1 is , 1 K2 M A g . L?fi' - A I . V. I I Z3-3 in fi 'swag f .-... pliysical Education, Health ' f K f. ' ' afiffbf JUNE FATFOROSI, lVI.A. University of Soutliem Mississippi Pliysical Education VVILLIAIVI J. GANSEN, MA. University ol: Michigan History, lvlatli ANNE D. GEGG. IVLS. in Ed Cornell University Frencli, Latin, Spanislm EDWIN KOZIOL, B.A. Michigan State University Social Studies, Ari ETHEL LAURIE, M.A. New York State University Matil DOUGLAS LITTON, M.S. Mississippi State University Physical Education, Health is 'i , it 'D E' E 225 . 3 . 1 t . , is ,gm ,X af Q f-Asses? -. . .. .. .R EUGENE T. GREGG. M.A. University of Colorado U. S. History REX C. HOPSON, M.A. Peabody Teachers College English, .Ioumalism ROBERTO .IAEN J., DL. University of Madrid Spanisli fi ' if -' - .. , ' ffl, W R A .., ,A A . K w w a. :fi Zi'-'f ' A 1 W :.2.sm.a.a f W 1 A ' if 4 1 t gig A .L 5 EQ, fa A R+ S ' f 'G 'rf 4, in . L A 3- 1 f S. S 1 K .AK M, f S , H av an M 4 , , at 51' le 5 X 55? if iw RL 25:52 ui 5 ' R N fm 2 . . A... iii. - M4 A -g.,,..i4 J.. t ' S if 25 91 saw? , my 2- 2-2355.55 my A was - tsl 3, HR. R 5 sw X2 W W' R K s N Q Q ' . A PHIL MCELROY. MA. or ' Fresno State College 5 History. English CAPTAIN CARL MERLINO, Bs. University of Pennsylvania 5 R-O-T-C' I 1 . . ..V ...... ROBERT MOWERY. Ms. A i ii Incliana State University Industrial Arts R 4 ii me A ,Eu -We 5 new r' xg 93 wa A-if wi f ri egg? giwiil . , .. . 5 -xi, 1 - f- 7 1 A.. 9 f.:-f.1.......,R.. .,,.,..,. 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STOHRER, M.A. University of Tennesse Engiisii EHgiiSi1 , -. .mu .35 ii ., 5 .. vwzwg gljjm Rm.. .. .. . . W i Ml' f F255 , .g , 11 A ' -new . sri: . , wwsirk- . iii' -- 351 ff it . ara 1.1452 J s ' .Y 1: f ' .. ' 1.1 W . f. . ig, - - . ,,,i .,....,t5..Ex., X +5 W YA 5 J 5 .ffl ,iE:,,,.,f,,,,. - 1 if -. Hi. as f, K ..f mf was . ,.i. .. . K., .. B frv . ii-ii Y. A s'ii J .- 'A,- a 1. - New ,-4 ' f- . A .i .1 W an if .. ' . H ,,...f,, ..-- 7 : fypegg. Q ii,y,- ., 7 - K it pqg 1S5f...w1'I:-.--2,1-' .J .ISE . ., E C SHARICK M A. .fimiil zfii fihv ...Tit '-if- -' .. ', . ' ' ' iiimios State University if if Special Eciucation, Social Studies J Y A 4 ROBERT F. SHIPMEN, M.S.l.E. .- iefif Purdue University 3 K iii? Industrial Arts Univeristy of Denver ' English L 9 .3 if wgaimgfxgi T f E 1- , 2,5553 4.4 Q E, ssl. KM z. 'G 4 Q f.-we A in is . W. m y ,qui 1 414356. .4 S r K 'ft 3 H 3 4 1 -'if M31 , sip? 1 n f- : ,1 f MW ,+V is 42' S it 'M 9 4 . Q in HARRIETT YOUNG. Ph.D. Louisiana State University 1.. ' .,' UT PIIIT RED L. J. FATTOROSI MXSGT W. H. GAY VIKI DIAZ SOPHIE MCLIMANS Page 10 BERT THOMPSON YOLANDA RODGIGUEZ Q . Z 2 S .- wmzmw. ..f- . fi sigssmff :. : ..ff.s.ff..f-iw 7 egggzws wiifizaies 52.11 . I vs 55 it 2. 3 M ..... gif, Mgffjfzff W3 K ...,. , en ,Ei 5 Mi 1 . - E -, Seismic: f he sf. - -f. .wt VW 4 ' 5152195225 -S - .M-in - . . .1 .Qs 14: .f -fs. .sm .exiles H i ..... remember the NK wwe Ill X5 Q X Ve T X. if, 1 Q 1 'E e M, A 4? .4 P. I 'x -QM 'Xe we 'VX vw Mar Page 12 Cl SS UFFICERS PRESIDENT ALICE AGNES LAY Alice Decemlner 26. 1945 Hong Kong A timeless worlcer tl1e wllole day long. Her lit-e's in tune lilce a joyful song. National Honor Society 4: National Tliespian Society 5: Nurses' Aide 1.2.5,4. Secretary 2. Treasurer 5: Dramatics Clula 1.2.5,4: Torrid Zone Vvizards 2.5.4, Secretary 5: Carilne Clula 1-2-5.4: Girls' State 5: Class Vice-President 5: Class President 4: Prom Decoration Committee Cllairman 5: Pinlc Girls Program 2.5: Tennis 5: Class Assemblies 5.4. VICE-PRESIDENT FRANK BORSELLINO. HFranlc Augest 5, 1946 Ancon. Canal Zone Quiet and sl1y, but quite a guy. JR. Homeroom Altemate 1: Drill Team 2.5: Best Drill Team fFielcl Night, 5: Caribe Clulm 1,2,5,4: H210 Clulm 5.4: Class Vice-President 4. SECRETARY DONNA ANN WONG Do-nut'- April 2, 1946 Colon. Repulalic of Panama U Quiclc, studious, dependable-a real credit to tlie senior class.n NEDT Certificate 1.2: Band 1,2,5: Orcllestra l,2,5: Torrid ,Zone Wimrds l.2,5.4: Caribe Club l,2,5.4, Secretary-Treasurer 5, Vice-President 4: Atliletic Council President 5: Ring Committee 5: Prom Table Decorations 5: SA Vice-President 5: Dramalics Club 1,2.5,4: Secretary 2: Nurses Aicle 1.2.51 Historian 2: Class President 2: Class Secretary 4: National Honor Society 5.4. Treasurer 5.4: Class Assemblies 5.4. TREASURER MARGARET ANNE MHCCONNELL Peggy September 16, 1946 San Angelo, Texas Success is the key to happiness' Ballmoa Higli, Balboa Heights. CZ.: lntramurals: Vollcyloall 2: Baslcetlzall 1.2: SA Representative 1.2: Carilne Club 1: Frosll-Sopli Frolic Committee 1: Mytliology Club 1: Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2. Queen '4Daisy Mae 2: Showcase Committee 2: A-V Award 2: Honor Student Award 1.2. Cristolmal High: Banquet Com- mittee 5: GAA 5.4: National Honor Society 5.4, Secretary 4: Girls' State 5. Secretary of State 4: Class Treasurer 4: Cards G Announce- ments 4. if-' MAGALY ALAYON Hiviagaiyn May 4, 1946 Caguas, Puerto Rico The more you icnow iier, the more you like her. Indiana Higii School, indiana Penn: Aii-Star Basicetiiaii, Voiieyiyaii, Softball 5. Cristobai High: Basicetioaii HA League 4: Caribbean Staff 4: Tradewinol Staff 4. WILLIAM S. ACHESON September! S, 1946 Margarita, Canai Zone 'IA friend to aii who know him. Soccer Champs lg Boys' State 5, RINA ALAYON uRiIl8n May 4, 1946 Caguas, Puerto Rico UAiways happy always gay, Just as nice from day to day. U indiana High Sciiooi, Indiana. Penn: GAA 3: Ali-Star Pin and Badge 5. Cristobal Higiiz GAA 4: Basketizaii HA League 4: Caribbean Staff 4: Tradewind Staff 4. CHARLENE RUTH ACUFF CI1inky June 20, 1946 Maryviiie, Tennessee Frlendimess is her passion. Benton High School, Benton, Tenn: FHA lg Band 1: Orchestra l: Flute Trio I. Boones High Sciiooi, Jonesboro, Tenn: FHA 25: Band 2: French Ciuin President 2: French Award 2: French Club Reporter 5: Bar Tracks Staff 2: Free America Club 5: Beta Ciuia 5: Typing Award 3 National Honor Society 4. ALBERT ALi?XANDER ARCIA ..A ., November 12, 1946 Colon, Republic of Panama He goes around with Iuotii feet pianted firmly in tile air. H Page I3 eff., .m1:s f.,..,,..,,,,x., W. A ., ,,MM..... is ,.v.,E,-Q,--:..:f:,. 'I ':?i5I.,iLwzLi 9 5? r2 ?ME2 4-msefffw 1 :5155 'fizsifxfw I , Massa.. .Q awe 1. 1 New aw MW, me Mgmt , A gs,sm2fs'.:2 M fmeek I K . S . vu.a,,,f,1o vm M356 we gms ,P 1 1 Q fn mf ,- W 9 U 1 My 233.15 fm .Q as I W is as so mx E as S 1,6 ff Wigs fi 1 , , .P , Q, , .1 A , .Q M wa we I H Sw X If I we :tif-5 , SK I 3 5.s,.Ue.ge1sm , 1,41 Q f, I 4 5 f Q f ,QS Q gala iw- Q , K 9 as Q A , .a .5 . 5.6 was Y M H533 fx. as .Q ,5 mm S , 5 3 Q Q, 5 X1 , ,S Us 5 xx a inex -4 I 22 S S jx I .H K 3. , .-U M , v I 2 S l Q 2 REINALDO BARRERAS, JR. Bahia Decemher 25, 1946 Humacao, Puerto Rico upoiiteness is to do and say the nicest things in the nicest way. Carihe Ciuh 1,2,5,4g Torrici Zone Wizards 2.5,4: Drarnatics Ciuh 2.5.41 Thespian Piay 4, Class Assemhiy 4. National Honor Society 4. BARBARA JANE VVHITE BELCHER Barbara June 15, 1959 Hoihrooic, Long IsIancI, New York 'She Iives at peace with all manicincif' CHRISTINE ANN BATH Chris October 5, 1946 Ancon, Canai Zone The temaie of the species is more cieaciiy than the mais. Intramuraiss VoIIeyhaII 1.2,5.4: Basirethaii l,2.5: Swimming Team 5: Girisl Driii Team 1: Christ- mas Formai and Awards Baii Decorating Com- Vhhyk mitlees 1 .5 .4. 'Sig . ' I i5 3? WifiiffL::!'.:51ii:IsfLf.f 'ky -Q I ' EW' V ' - -55. CHARLES VINCENII BIALKOVVSKI Y -- -f ' f ' . . I , Charles I Octoher 20, 1946 H .72 , ,11gffiigigwgglglrwiisiff 11-Wfzgm .gg::. Marganta. Canai Zone .i -- . -- W-1, , if A success in all he does. ' I gig u21 Ciuh 1,2,5,4: Outstanciing IVI-I IVIecIaI 1: A 'I -f Ig est Average IVI-I, 5rd on Fmai Exam 13 S Usher Guard 2: 2nd Prize 21 Ciuh Essay 2. JEAN PHILIP MICHEL BELANGER Mike March 14, 1946 Coion. Repuhiic of Panama A quiet, Iiiceahie lad. Outstanding French Student 2: French Ciuh 5,4: U21H Ciuh 5.4: Homeroom Aitemate 5. Page I4 Sis: JANIS MARIE BROGIE Janis May 19, 1946 Chicago, Illinois 'Buhhling over with love, life, and laughter. Balhoa High, Balboa Heights, CZ.: GAA 2: Basketball 1,2.44: Volleyball 12,53 Ping Pong 1,2: Pan-American Club l,2: Pep Clulx 1,2: Carnival Dance Committee 1: Fashion Show 1: Get-Acquaintecl Dance Committee 4: Tomorrowls Secretaries 4: Secretary of Center Lah for Teachers 4. CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA BIALKOWSKI Charlie October 20, 1946 Nlargarita, Canal Zone uShe's sparkle and spice and everything nice. lntramurals: Volleyball l,2,5,4: Basketball 1.5: Softball 1,2' Tennis 5. ROTC Com an S onsor v P Y P 4: Homecoming Court 4. NICHOLAS EDVXLARD BROOKS Nic April 15. 1946 Margarita, Canal Zone You get out of life what you put into it. Football 1: Baslcethall 1: Track 1: Prom Deco- rating Committee 5: Homeroom Alternate 4. WILLIAM JEFFEEY BRANDT UB, ., NovemherI25, 1946 Daytona Beach, Floricla 'Silence is deep and eternal. ROBERT ROYL BURGENER HB0 ,. March 11, 1946 Lacross, Wisconsin U1 am myself, my own commanclerf' UC Club 3,4: 1421 Club 5.4: National Honor Society 4: Football 4: Tennis 1,2,5.4: Basketball 5,4. Page 15 1 is M Sfxfwfai E-.foie it .Q 1. . ,,.. r' 5 A if fe U V+ iftifz' -!Xm?E THE' Eifeilff' ' -5 .-1 sf - ill' 11 A if Aff-:fs 2- ' fic . 3: .ii , sesgafiifvzies-. if-5Eff'Zi35ts?Z sims gwg, 143,55-, . f W K, fiiiiiif ,L ' wie . , , - c -S5 LT - -H ?fm: ?:E1..Zm:' : im, , .. 5 .I 4 Jw rf .vias , ' sims! ft P - ' Q 5755, fx Mi, .,.L S... .,ALq .,,,, 2 , A fx- awww.. my .1 aff g Kg t ,W -'Ur GEORGE D. CAMPBELL Tad November 17. 1945 Vvohorn. Masszxchusctts Time is hut the stream 1 go fishing in. Track 1: Basicetinaii 1:F0otimii 5,4: Homeroom Aitcrnatc 2. VICTORIA RAE CLARK Vicki Novemher 22, 1946 Rupert. idaho Wiqhings that are smaii have great value.,- Leavenworth High, Leavenworth Kan.: Home- room Representative 1: Pep Ciuh 1. Cristoioai High: Nurses' Aide 2,5: Softhaii 2: Voiieyhaii 5,4: Prom Committee 5: Caribbean Staff 4. LORRAINE FLORENCE CHAN Lorraine September 9, 1946 Coion, Repuhiic of Panama AA mociest proof of that happy hiend--a schoiar and a friend. Nurses' Aide 1,2,5,4: Dramatics 1,2.5.4: Caribe Ciuh 1,2,5,4g Torici Zone VVizarcis 25.41 Pink Cviris 1,2,5: Nationai Honor Society 5,4: Na! tionai Thespian Society 5.4: Le Cercie Francais 5.4: Pep Ciuib 2. MARSHA ELAINE COLLINS uCoiiy September 19, 1946 Kingston, North Carolina miwhe fairest 01 the taii, anci the taiiest of the fair. Rocicianci High, Rocicianci, Maine: Future Nurses of America 1: FHA 1: Chorus 1,2: Kippy Kar- navai Committee 1,2: Commercial Service Ciuh 1.5: Softhaii 5: Asseminiy 4. NINA LEE CHAPPELL ..N.., SeptemherI21. 1946 Eustis, Fiorifiu 'She aiways scores, iooth in sports and person- aiityf, GAA 2.5,4, President 4: Intramurals 1,2,5,4: Tennis Letter 25: Torrid Zone Vvizarcis 2,5,4: Carihe Ciuh 2,4: Prom Committee 5. Page 16 ESTLLE HARRIET DAVISON Davey November 10, 1945 Ancon, Canal Zone Happiness and sunshine are her mottos. Dramatics CIub 1.2,5.4g Nurses' Aide l.2,5,4: Pink Girls 2.4: Pep Club 2: Thespians 5.4: Girls' State 5: Le CercIe Francais 5.4. PPRISCILLA VICTORIA COLLINS uPrisciIIa September 7. 1946 Margarita. CanaI Zone uTI1e beauty of heaven is the stars-PrisciIIa's is her eyes. Balboa High, BaIboa Heights, CZ.: Pep CIub 1.2: Pan-American CIub 1,2.5: TribIe C Club 1.2.5. IntramuraIs. BasIcetbaII and VoIIeybaII 1.2. BARBARA ANN DEI.. VECCHIO Barbara January 17, 1947 BrooIcIyn, New York HFUII of vim. vigor. and vitaIity. Pink GirIs 1.2.5.4: Nurses' Aide 1.2.5.45 Dra- matics CIub 5: IntramuraIs 1,2.5.4: CIass Assem- blies 5.4: Prom Committee 5: Chorus 1.2: Pep Club 2. ROBERT OWEN CORRIGAN Bob June 16, 1944 Panama. Republic of Panama HEcIucation is the breath of Iife, but I'm short- winrIecI. DOMINIQUE JEAN-RAYMOND ROUX DE REILHAC Dominique August 29. 1945 Paris XVIII, Seine, France The sort of friend everyone wants to have. EcoIe Ozanam: French Literature Award 1: NationaI Science Award 2: Soccer 1.2: Basket- baII 1.2: Equitation 1.2: Track 1.2: Handball 1.2: Rif1e Team 1. Cristobal High: Soccer 5: BasIcetbaII 5: Track 5. Page 17 W . . m .rrwmws ts. , ......,.. .,.,. . ..s...t.., ,.,, . ig 1553 : -' 4S:,:f? I?f1 5 Y ii 'fx '-We W E.:..1:.- I 1 1 X - ..j: s Q . R5 ' is W' 1 .awww fizamfs V sirwegffgikitiutitm ggtgxgaofsmxfaaif .s s . .ts ,,,,,5.,.g,,g,,, .,,.., ,W tsszgwiiiiggssyigiff- . .. A ggiamusesslewssewgs V .smXWs1Q.ss:.e.- 3 . Wgaf1412ae..e,Qsasg,? sgvegagzfig 'Y we feazf : ra ei' .:,' E '. ,. ....... M tear-as E . sfnzss? 5IIaass2,x3t:szs14f EK' SK ' gig... .,,.. J.. I 5 E ei. 5 sfzfin Qmmfff- . 51595-f ' I 112'-IU 1 .gsiiffisfsiixl 22521451 if f esifzzfsafkfxqsfik . wg 1 K GF:is?f3isii:-Was: , . . . K ft,,s.,s,.,.. ..wepm,f ggiijw' . 1.1 'K sf:1f:1gf1:?5-twafiggwgt 3 L.-y.E5.,1Z.,g93. . WILLIAM P. DE SALVO Wapo Novemlmer 22, 1945 Oyster Bay, New Yorlc Don't let study interfere witlm education. Drill Team 1,2: Rifle Team 1,2: Drill and Rifle Team Rilzmlaon 1.2: Service Merit Rililmon. 1.2: Efficiency Rilirlson 1,23 CHS UAIVIAU Clulm 4. FRANK EDWARD ENDER Frank November 2. 1946 Margarita, Canal Zone KIWIFIOCVSP invented worlc sllould liave lmislied it Footlnall 2. EMILY DIAL Emily Marcli 6, 1946 Granite, Oklahoma Honor and lcnowledge alone can merit-alone can produce. LaGrange Senior Higli, Lalce Cliarles. La.: Girls' lnterscliolastic Baslcetlaall Team 1.5: National Junior Honor Society 1, Vice-President 1: Spanisli Clulm 5: Interscliolastic Rally 1,25 Band 1,2,5. Crislolsal Higli: National Honor Society 4: Na- tional Merit Semi-Finalist 4: Drama Clulm 4: Class Assemlaly 4. GEORGE W. EVANS George November 14, 1946 Nlargarita. Canal Zone Very quiet and unassuming Weighty plans luis mind is Ivrewmg WILLIAM RUDOLPH DOCKERY HD ,. January cli, 1945 Nlargarita. Canal Zone He enjoys life, witll no il's, ancl's, or lnutls about it. Traclc 2,5,4: Football 4: HC Clulo 2: Rifle Team 2.14: Most Improved Shooter 2,3: Rifle Team Medal 2.5. Page I8 11. MICHAEL ANDREW FURLO ..W0p.. Novemimer 20, 1946 Granville, New Yorlc Happy am 1. from care i'm free: Why can't they all he contented like me? Horseheacls Central High, Horseheads. N.Y.: Tennis 1. A.C. Flora High School, Columiaia. SC.: Coin Cluh 2: Bridge Club 2: Senior Chorus 1.2. Cristoiual High: Class Assembly 4. ViRGiNiA MAE FARIS uGinny lviarcil 25. 1946 Margarita, Canal Zone Always there to ienci a- hanci When the situation may demand. Nurses' Aide 1,2.5.4. Historian 5. Vicerpresicient 4: Pinic Girls Program 1,2.5: Carihe Ciuiu 1,2,3,4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Dramatics Ciuh 1.3,4: Girls' State 5: Prom Decorating Committee 5: Class Assemblies 5.4. Ni GREGORY LOUIS HAKANSON ' A sm' k .Ha ., September 25, 1945 H Marganta, Canal Zone ,,, Hi'1e, lives. loves, anci laughs his way through ie. Basehail 25.4. Most Valuable Player 3: Foothall 1.2: Traci: 1: Class Assembly 5: Dramatics Club 4: Thespian Play 4. TONI JO FOURNIER Toni December 24, 1946 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania it is better to he small and cast a great light than to ive large anti not shine at ali. Upper St. Clair High, Pittsburgh, Penn.: FTA I: Homeroom Treasurer 1: Drama Club 2: Rehoboth, lviassachusetts, State anci Regional Speech Festival 2. Cristobal High: Nurses' Aide 4: Class Assembly 4. ELIZABETH JEANE HARDWICK Jeanie Feioruary 5, 1946 She lives at peace with all manicinclf' Chess Club 2: Nurses' Aicie 2,5.4: Baslcethall 2.5. Page 19 fi 5 i ALEXANDER GEORFE HEPPENHEIMER UA .. January ET? 1947 New York, New York The imigiiest of distinctions is service to otiiersf' National Honor Society 5.4. Vice-President 45 FTA 1.2.5.4, President 45 2l Club 5.4, Secre- tary 45 Dramatics Club 1.2.5,45 Tiiespians 5.4, Plays 2,5,45 Torrid Zone VVizarcis 5,45 Homeroom Altemate 2,55 Inaugurai Assembly 2.5.45 NEDT Certificates 1.25 Boys' State 55 NSF Scholar- siiip 5: ROTC Battalion XO, Major 45 Drill Team 2: Usiier Cwuarci 1,2.5.4. Comcir 45 Rifle Team 2.5,4, Mngr 45 D.A. Superior Caciet 2,55 Governorls Cup 55 Higilest Average 2.5: Ring Committee 55 Executive Committee 5,45 Class Assemblies 5,4 5 Trudewind Stait 4 5 Caribbean Literary Eclitor 45 Quill and Scroll 4: TF. Bridge Dedication 55 NCTE Nom- inee 5: Lcirsiip School Dist. Cvraci. 5.4. V 15 1 .-,, fx sw. A X 1 ..,v.,ii,.i,fg5i3 gif. gs. . -ig .fsisalsssfia fwiswisblsi 5 if -wi '?.siwig2?gf33ss5Qg i.efsf2si1fiigg:fs 5 ...is EW, if -iff igiigissssmi ., .f, 1a..v...i,-figs!-s i . 9 5 121221 . M:-ii: ss .. A sigh Lag?- we Eg. .,s.f..Qfasfg5M -. THOMAS JOHN HICKEY 'lT0m 3: H VA R June 2, 1946 yt 'W Ancon, Canal Zone f?'f-we Your big trouble is that you iiave too many ' 'fi iniiilaitionsf' ii -1 ROTC Outstanciing Cadet 15 Rifle Team Top Third Stlooter 5. THOMAS ADOLPH HEPPENHEIMER ..Hepp.. January 1. 1947 New York. New York llTllB ioyalest Tiger of tiiem all. Homeroom Representative 15 SA Vvays and Means Committee 25 SA Publicity Committee 45 Campaign Manager 1.2.55 Homeroom Altemate 45 National Honor Society 45 NMS Semiiinalist 4: Michigan State University Sclnolarsixip Compe- tition 45 NEDT Certificate 1,25 Timespians 5,45 Tiiespian Plays 2.5.45 Football 5.4. Manager 5. Letterecl 55 Track 25 Torrici Zone Wizards 2.5.45 Caribe Club 1.2.5.45 NSF Scholarship 25 Class Assemlaiy 5: Caribbean Sports Editor 45 Trarlewind Staff 45 Boys' State 55 Tom anct Louie Show 5,4. 5717555 .iw-Kill 'g,41l5f'Ml'vE , . X Til . f 325.555 K5ff1-5:55-,viigwwiis iegi,-Aieffwiiiigxy .527 i i. ' ' 330 , ' ' gase s-M 5 ' Q- - .ff in V , 5 . . f . vi' A931323 gg 5 f 5 W , f. as .5 5 , Q ' -- 'f .w14isi4i2f'4e?Qs3is?19i.i.eii . .5 ,..., , 5 V. i ..52.zsvfswzegiziaqgiiigzigiggg . 5 4 - , .. . .... ..-.. . ' if ' 42.114555.iiizzszzsisisyigfiggii K d Page 20 NANCY KATHERINE HOPKINS Hoppie July 5, 1946 Hyannis, Massachusetts ..EHii1US1HSm and friendliness are tile dynamics of iler personality. NEDT Certificate 1.25 Swimming 1,2.5,4. Lettereci 2.5.45 Nurses' Aitie 1,2,5,45 Pink Cvirls 2.5, Presiclent 55 Cariloe Club 2.5.45 Dramatics Club 1, Secretary 15 Commencement Committee 5: Ring Committee 5: Executive Committee 55 Homeroom Representative 5,45 French Clulo 5,45 Class Assemblies 5.4: Tradewimi Staff 4: Caribbean Ptiotograpiier 4. SOLOMON HERES Sam May 21. 1944 Colon, Republic ol' Panama Not too stuciious, not too gay. H He trods tile even. micldle way. ., . .5 .S ..,. SM sighs X sfiszsasfii iu A kxfigwigssi. 2ff,.f.s21aif2ioEEa X f-..ff.S..ei-siwm -. X . Q. fsiiigggggzkig QS 1 .f il ls ' ' iiisiiiisifiti -ii lin ' . A5 LIWQK : ASN GEORGE KANDRIN. JR. HGeorge April 15, 1944 Colon, Republic of Panama '-One II1ing is better tI'1an be wI1o gets behind and pushes-Iie wI1o gets in Iront and pulls. Football 1,2.5,4, Lettered 2.5.4, Captain 4: Foot- baII AII-Stars 2.4: Class Vice-President 2: UC Club 2.5.4, Vice-President 4': Track 1,2,5: Class Assemblies 5.4: ROTC Service Merit Ribbon 5: Battalion Staff 5.4: Homecoming Court 4. MARTHA JANET HOVERSON HHOVY.. October 51. 1946 Margadta. Canal Zone A bard worker, a good friend-success will Iflllovv ber Wherever sbe goes. Dramatics Club 1.2.5,4, President 4: Tbespians 5.4, Vice-President 4: Nurses' Aide 2.5: Home- room Representative 2,5,4: Girls' State 5: Home- coming Court 4: Torrid Zone VViz.ards 5.4: Class Assemblies 5.4: Caribbean Editor-inecbief 4: Quill and Scroll 4. KENNETH PAUL KARPINSKI KKNOSGH June 25, 1946 Guantanamo Bay. Cuba UA Ieader of men, a follower of women. Football 1,2.5,4. Lettered 2.5.4, AII-Stars 4: Baseball l.2.5,4, Lettered 1,5,4: U2I Club 1.2. 5.4. President 4: HC Club 2.5.4. President 4: u21U Club Assemblies 1,2,5,4: Class President 55 Torrid Zone Wizards 2: NSF ScI1oIarsI1ip 5: NEDT Certificate 1: ROTC Battalion Com- mander 4: DA Superior Cadet Ribbon 1: Service IVIerit Ribbon 5: Rifle Team 2,5,4: Class Assem- blies 5.4: Homecoming Court 4. DENNIS ALVIN IZQUIERDO Dennis March 25. 1947 San Juan. Puerto Rico Vvorry is not for lads IiIce me. IVAN KLASOVSKY Bones October 20, 1946 IVIargarita, Canal Zone I'Ie's not Iazy, tie just conserves Ilis strength. Torrid Zone Vvizards 5,45 Boys' State 5. Page 1 ,gs f -, f l' . U eva- 31. - . .y . . . I , i t w- 5 75 F ,. 5 pg . 1:: g .gg A is , EEE -Wi? 1.si159!Y'9V'f?i'Q55935?N AWN' . V 1 , :: ::,-:- iv i33'Ne'f'9 ' at ,R,imaisfsxgiggigjagaiigfagvfsiz-. N. 9' gf . i m Issazzszsmlvh:.-,U-.I -4 wsyfgggf- Q--K - Sgssf. :gwsff1..2f.s313gf5ggEffeS9:,m.a., . PN. efggzgsswsift A t ,x i ' 1 few A 'I it . 1gV '.f ' - E v..:3,3igI?gfa1f2ie:'2 R '73 s: ..'-3 :35 . iw.: .5-,I..fa..fs1:,Q,5.,f:.I5-fr - - 4ssgH2...s'i5aL1,s??3ift V -2 .. , K ' ' f1S2?7sf4Ssf'fSiff ?'i55t, -. - - , .asa . .-..- H V..,,f1..,....,.m.,5. ag. . ,e.,.p.. g..ag,3..g.m3sfg sf W f 55?Wf5275Ef.3Q5?t3Ei3'15rtti fe ..,.,....,.fw,, - .,,...,..W s.,,,,,,t,,,,.. .ages yg.:,f1:.,feMs. ' . ., I i,.2g,:gg,:fi?13gk:.y.ma.e'xs,is .2 ' -' A 4. f-.2 . ...W-A ' -- ' ...wifi .J .ws ...,..s 51.2. fl? 25.4.3315 ff 7.07 RT sszgsag -wifi? 21 i ia. Q' -N, 'wt mg, STELLA MAE KUCIKAS Musa July 10. 1946 Panama, Republic of Panama '-Quiet and sweet, most pleasing to meet. Caribe Club 2,5,4: Dramatics Clull 5.4, Secre- tary 4: Tiiespian Play 5: Girls' State 5: intra- murals: Basketball 1.2: Volleyball 1,2: Softball 1.2. Cvlee Club 5: Prom-Banquet Committee 5: Class Assembly 5. National Honor Society 4. CONSTANCE JOYCE LASHER -'Connieu Margarita, Canal Zone HAct well your part-tiiere all the lionor lies. Glce Club 1: Dramatics Cluim 1.2,5.4, Vice-Presb clcnt 5: Tliespians 2.5.4. President 4: Outstanding Actress 5: Tiiespian Plays 1,2,5: Student Direc- tor 4: Torrid Zone Wizards 1,2,5.4, Vice-Presb cient 4: Girls' State 5: Class Assembly 5.4: Caribbean Ass't Senior Editor 4: Trude- winzl Dtaff 4. NAOMI KUNTZ Noveminer 824. 1946 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania She lives in peacelul liarmony with time world. Intramurals: Basketball l.2.5.4: Volleyball 2.5.4. wx . , Girls' State 5: Dramatics Club 1: Prom-Banquet fy Committee 5: Class Assemlaly 5: Carilzlzean . . -. Junior-Underclassmen Editor 4. :ff 4 - 4 . - A , . Q JOHN LASHER 1 IJ, 1, 1 December 10. 1945 . : ,, Ancon' Canal Zone -fi y4253Ffl321:-'.fBgff:ifiif.sgQg5gg H 5 . f?:i,55i32qg.e5tf7.1'.':' 27 A ' .33 L, k.'ff:'::' 'Trai 24-.f I malce the most ol all tilat comes anti tile - ' 1 t.'i least of all that goes. Football Manager 4. 'V o CAROL ANN LHCROIX La Crock January 22, 1946 Ancon, Canal Zone 4'Pep. punch, and personality--ti'1at's our Carol. GAA 2.5.4: lntramurals 1,2,5.4: Captain B League Volleyball 4: Cheerleader 5.4: Class As- sembly 5: Carilne Club 4. Page 22 ROBERT DELzi,NO MARTIN HB0 ,, April 14. 1944 Colon, Republic of Panama As Iiglit on liis feet as Ile is in Iiis l1cart. Outstanding NCO Medal ancl Tropliy 4: Drill Team Commander 5: Drill Team Competition Cup 4: Baslcetlaall 4. ELIZABETH MARIA LEWIS Betty September 12. 1945 Colon. Republic of Panama Hslle cleserves all 1I'l81'S Imest in life. GAA 3.4: VOLLEYBALL B League 2.5: Volleylaall 1,2.5,4: Basketball 3.4: Carilzlmean Stall: Prom Committee. SUSAN ALAYNE MATHIESON Sam April 26, 1946 Ancon, Canal Zone FriencIsl1ip in Iner smile, and talent in lxer hands. 1. l Af: Class Assemlalies 3.4: Frencli Club 5.4. Secretary 5, President 4: Homemom Representative lg Homeroom Alternate 2: Cliorus 1.2. REGINALDO LUIVI Reggie July 21, 1944. Colon, Republic of Panama Never rlo toclay wlmat you can get someone else to do tomorrow. HENRY JAMES MCELHONE Mickey January 4, 1946 Panama. Republic ol' Panama A terrific comlnination of athletic alaility and Iriendsliipf' C Clula 2,5,4: Baseball 1.2,5.4: Football 12.5, 4: Homeroom Altemate 5: Homecoming Court 4. Page 23 WM w d 't V ,V ., -as W : Q , M I Qsi f . .3 , JOAN ELLEN MCGLOIN Joan August 22, 1946 U Nlargarita, Canal Zone As merry as the day is long. Glee Clulb 1,2,5: Girls' State 5: Nurses' Aide 3.4: Pinlc Girls 5: Intramurals 1.2.1111 Pep Clulm l,2. DEBORAH ANNE MEEKER HDe1z1mie July 29, 1946 Glendale, California She aclcls a spice to lile that's nice.' Class Assembly 4: Tliespians 14. LOUIS BOYLE MCGOFF Luke June 6, 1946 Cristobal. Canal Zone 'let me say-at this time . . . we must move lollwalnl with great vigalif' Torricl Zone Vvizarcls 1.2: Traclc 1.2: Bnslcetlgall 1.2.4: Prom Decorating Committee '55 Class As- sembly 3. Tom ancl Louis Show 14. NANCY CASH MITCHELL l'M11Cll,' September 20, 1946 Ancon. Canal Zone Patience and gentleness are the greatest forms of power. Nurses' Aide 1.2.14: Caribe Club 2.14: Torrid Zone Wizards 1,2.5.4, President 4: Dramatics Club 1,2.5,4. Vice-President 4: Tliespians 2.14: Pinlc Girls' 5: Girls' State 5: Tliespian Plays 2.3: Class Assemblies 14. VALERIE ARL1iAN MEANS HV ., October il. 1946 Panama, Republic of Panama True value lies in t11e mind. t11e never-yielcling purpose. National Honor Society 4: Nurses' Aide 1,2,14: Caribe Club 2.14: Pep Club 2. lntramuralsz Volleyball 1.14: Basketball 5.4: Softball 2.5.4, Page 24 STEVE MORRISON Chopper November 11. 1946 Mount Vernon. Illinois HI can resist anything except temptation. JAMES R. MOORE Jim September 19, 1946 Shreveport, Louisiana A happy heart makes a happy guy. Football 1,2.5,4: Class Assembly 4. HARRY WILLIAM MURRAY sqm . .1 i ' - 'i : ?f.-fir ffiffniif 'a r-' , 25.-2, . -,-, ,J , 'wvsia ll ,' 4- .. - , , ,:f.:-:PM 7s:ll:.,Tg 3 df!-5,2 J . 5 W frqk TQ!! 59,14 KY, 3653 sad . ...- December 16, 1945 Ancon, Canal Zone lf worry is the cause of death, I'lI live forever. LAURIE MARGAIEE' JQNES MORALES UI' October 17, 1946 New Port, Rhode Island 'Sentences fail when one word is complete- sweet. Nurses' Aide 2. WILLIAM JOHN NELSON Buzz October 17, 1945 Lonclon, England Chances for goocl luck should lceep you en- thusiasticf' Page 25 in wtf ff T S' 'la 35 5' J - eg g s f g s -ff? 1 .M1m1,Mf W .-.... 2 A' , - A-M ,Q we wgif- .ri if is? 15.163 -ff,I':f'1 !, 7sEiTf?i' Skin K f.E.!i. ew.,-f as f..:f 'Q-wee 'S 1 f D 7 -sfgsifgiwsf 'fffilsiixi fi dawn' ROGER KEN NOBLE Roger October 9, 1945 Amarillo, Texas 'Alt is tile mincl tllat malces time man. Hominy Higll, Hominy. Key Club 2: OlClE1ll0lIl8 State Honor Society 2. Cristobal Higllr 21 Club 5: Torricl Zone Wizards 5: NSF Scllolarslmip 5: National Honor Society 4: Band 2.5.41 Class Assembly 4. JUDITH ANN PALUMBO Hillldyn July 15. 1946 Trenton. Missouri VVc are all better people for ltaving lcnown ber. Torrid Zone VVizards 5: Caribe Club 1.2.5.4, Historian 5: GAA 2.5.4. Vice-President 4: Na- tional Honor Society 5.4. President 4: Cheerleader 5.4: Homeroom Representative 4: Dramatics Club 1.2.5.4: Tlmespians 2.5,4: Tltespian Plays 1.2: Cltorus 2.5: Class Secretary-Treasurer 2: Execu- tive Committee 5: Basketball HBH League 2.5. A League 4: Volleyball B League 2.5. A League 4: Class Assemblies 5.4. VERONICA ROCHELLE NYE Roni June 6, 1941 Boston. Massachusetts .. Quiet manners. amiable ways. always sincere. NELLIE GRSYLIPATFON Novembere5, 1946 Nlargarita, Canal Zone Site lias a future lull of treasures. Caribe Club 2.5.4: French Club 5,4: Dramatics Club 5,4: Nurses' Aiclc 1: Intramurals: Volley- ball l.2.5: Basketball 2: Prom Committee 5: Class Assembly. BARBARA RUTH O'NEAL. Harlan February 7. 1946 Manchester. Georgia ucvoocl ltumor is wisdom and goodness combined. Softball 1.2.5.4: Volleyball l.2.5.4: Basketball 2.5: Caribe Club 5.4: Torrid Zone Wizards 5,4: Dramatics Club 5,4: Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 5: Class Assemblies 5.4: Homeroom Repre- sentative 4: Jamboree Committee 4. Page 26 4-'hue We ,fr ILIA AURIS QUINQINES ALEJANDROS UE , ., August 4? 1947 Port Read, Trinidad, British. VV.l. 'A personality that makes her everyones lriendf' Antilles Consolidated School. San Juan, PR.: Cheerleader 5: Jolly Roger Pep Club 2,55 Junior- Scnior Play 5. AIDA PEREZ Shorty October 5, 1944 Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Good things come in small packages. Clover Park High, Tacoma, Wash.: Student Body Secretary 15 Student Council Secretary 1.2.5. President 1.2.55 Prom Queen 2: Drill Team . ' f S. ae 5 as -.J Sponsor 1.2: Cheerleader 3. WANDA GAILE RACHAL VVanda December 12, 1946 Alexandria, Louisiana A nature sweet. a disposition pleasant. DONALD EDWARD PERRY Don July 25, 1945 New York, New York If you can sleep and pass, why stay awake? SOTC Efficiency Ribbon 2: First Place Platoon RAFAEL HUMBERTO RAMIREZ HR ,. October 339, 1946 San Juan, Puerto Rico He will succeed, for he believes all he says. South Hills Catholic High, Pittsburgh, Penn.: Rilale Team lg Cross-Country, and School Track Team l. Cristobal High: Football 3,4, Lettered 5,43 Basketball 2,3,4: Olympics ol' Panama All- star Track Team 2,5,4g HC Club 2.5.43 Class Assemlnly 4. Page 27 A ff 'A Jef 581, . 'rg-3 --'. ay H ff . 4 ' ,wwf IV ,l 3 g ,M , ,mv , gf 3' it , J My fl? SIXTO ALEX RAMIREZ Big Al October 9. 1946 Margarita. Canal Zone A small man witll a big heart. 1..dr. 5: ROA Medal 5: E. Company WARDER CHARLES REDMAN HVVardie June 29. 1946 Terre Haute. lnfliana HA llelping band 11e'11 always lend: A carefree lad, but a true friend. u2l Club 2.5.4. Secretary. Assembly 5: Caribe Club 1.2,5,4: ROTC Adjutant 4: Football Man- ager 1: Class Assembly 5: Usller Guarcl 2.5.4, QW -+417 if Ass't Commander 4 RICHARD FORREST RANKIN Taxi April 29, 1945 Nlargarita. Canal Zone He says tlnings his brain l1asn't even tlnouglxt 01 yet. Class Assembly 4. LESLIE JEANNE RICHMOND Leslie November 8. 1946 Ancon. Canal Zone Mild-mannered. witliout a worry in the world. GAA 5.4: Girls' State 5: Nurses' Aide 1,2,5,4: Caribe Club 1: Pep Club 1. RQSEMARY REARDON Rosemary February 12. 1946 VVas11ingtUn, D.C. A jet-paced girl witlm an extra clasli of per- sona1ity. Cheerleader 5.4. Captain 4: ROTC Battalion Sponsor 4: GAA 2.5.4, Secretary 4: Caribe Club 5.4: Pep Club 1.2: Homeroom Altemate 1: Girls' State 5. lntramuralsz Basketball 5.4: Volleyball '2,5.4. All-Stars 2: Softball 2. Prom Chairman 5: Class Assembly 5: Caribbean Activities Editor 4. Page 28 .. ,ff 2 , vi - vw I ., .. - -..'::.-Sgwiz. .. 'M .. -9,2 - - RICHARD QUJQN ROSCOE R055 -1 -L,' . January l, 1946 :-A ' Nlargarita. Canal Zone ,ji uwllht is man but a lrappy mixture ol' clevil ancl saint. , 4. ...Q ,sz e my ,- are . ,- fs-2 J? X + ,.ss.'. . ' V' E ...,.....,, H.. ,, .i 1 f ggifi?51g:lgIf 4 F S Footloall 5: CH Clula 5.4: Prom Decorating Com- mittee 5. 'X ILYIsfla?7if3E?iifii?FH+-fi' K .. B ,rg .srsgilglll 55' IE is BERTRAM RONALD RIGBY I ..Bert.. December 14. 1944 l kg Ancon. Canal Zone Silence is tlle virtue of tlre wise. MICHAEL FREDERIC RYAN Mike January 12. 1946 Ancon. Canal Zones Frienclly, smiling: a nice guy to lrave arounclf' Traclr 5.4: Football 4: Baslcetlmll 5.4: Baslcetlnall lntramurals 5.4: Soccer Intramurals 5.4: C Club 5.4. VAUDIE GAIL ROBINSON uvauclien August 19, 1945 Margarita, Canal Zone lt's nice to be natural wl1en you're naturally nice. Dramatics Clulz l.2.5.4: Tlmespians 5.4: Pep Clula 1.2: Girls' State 5. JOHN IVIILTOIFI SANDERS t.. November '17, 1946 Margarita, Canal Zone A little worlc and mostly play Blencl togetller lor a perfect clay. Baseball 5.4, Letterecl 5.4: Footlaall 5.4, Letterecl 5.4. Page 29 :mnMwws1fsn'tiagfm: ,-mga, Q me? 1 A,1.1:AW-WM:15+1ggvggsfgfxpiwiaiisswwrmm, W fix:?is?i'155WSi7-fagswiii:-iaszfsszwiifiiilrfiliiiz:iw if W .1fMQAfs1S-ff:'Y-fmeifsrkismszis,1.-V2-F A :,.,m,,ms L4egg2:A-213f,EisQs-:1-1mwQP2Qwmv1mH-as 3 N mimfiifiig H LfWSfEQzs911s311:'Y'-W eiriiiswgfgaefaegrgszri .X ic qwggkgki :,,,,,,,.,,,. M.s1,m,1s,f1:., M:m:,,m A 'sigh' w1J1.ZTEI'h?i 3 'f5iiff2?f545iEL,?5L.5i'ifis5iV:i?s:S?Twz. Q1 rsffs911155f15'1g5V A'A 'i5e5g5555l?5.A .1 ,M Q. ,W . ..,.. . 5 - E - -- Q, Qiafwsisgagqssesf -Q, ,z ..m.a.4e2f:mfb-25'-F5 V ' .-+P: Nigga f ,,,,,,,1s,q3:szisea1s . . , '. .vm we S S ,fwfga fe , . ps A Q ' ? Yziii ik 1 , .5:.:.s,i , XZ.: f . . . fex.3,Q3?N.m,egg 5?l5?ifLifi?ii. K wagggesggfgsiigilsgei 1--wsazg 1 M A ' 1ss5fi:Sgeggs35'!2i5g3?if55s?i :riff ..w' zgisagwz-m1f:sbYs2'2ifs:ez 1, . ,, , .,.:z fsfn-,,:mszr.aVix,,m,w sv -' 'f-Pa .afifi.s2114eziezsiH5gggg,:g? ' . TLl'E1l?7 i i5s,1?V131 Lfwfergssf W, rfefsaiiisiigibliiklfi iffsf -V A , f ' NV wax: . , Y V15 1 me 'lx za, .1 .ik ' ,Ji gga is SHi9i'fiffigQ7H?Q5!:QS3ifzZgiZ?kQ , , I, ,.,..,. , T 1,1 ' if'E.'f,.'zJt.1ti'1 'Q:if 'f f3?g??f:e:::2?4s1: si' sw , V- if 11111, .. fi- I K Wi2sf'24lfiEfiL1QzfE'i's5z?si?:s:f,s:f:sfg:Lg3 I , - -- '-ff-fa-m1:1-ffgif-iwme, -1 ., A . ' few . A-'H ': ' . . ,., Q. same . , 1.51 . A ag. --X mn. Q ffiwmlgifgzzienarg - 1 1 ., 1.m.:ewMWgg . ' ' ' if - V . . -. nsiizseiimsiieiifg O ' - Q, liilefibiiiigiifiiiiig A 2 22215 I i 'f55Qff'1-if Lxi :'7gf5 , -- ,swiss K Nei , , f,S'Eli2fffzq 13 151 e - W M .. 'ff - ' .. 'Si' 6 QS r f- - , .. ' f-iliiiif SH. a 'W' fi' x 'A -,lzilsi ssvlwh - jig :f,.-ig I 1, .wzyg :QQ A 1 :vm ' 'z 1 V .ga , gfi 1 , We as X W SANDRA E. SHORE Sandy Ocio1Jer 22, 1946 Ancon, Canal Zone She weaves si1ver threads into the fabric of memory. Nurses' Aide 5,4: Pink Girls 5: Pep Club 1: Glee C1u13 2.5. JAMES JOSEPH STEVENSON Big Red October 51, 1946 Pililadelpimia, Pennsylvania His hopes are as 11ig11 as 11is 1egs are 1ong.,' GRANT WOODROW SMITH, JR. HVVooc1y September 19, 1946 San Antonio, Texas Of every noB1e work, the siient part is best. Foot1Ja11 1,2,5,4. Letiered 5.4: Track 1,2.5,4: Base- 13a11 5.4: Boys' Slaie 5: Homeroom Alternate 4: Band 1: Club 2,5,4. EDITH NAOMI STIEBRITZ Edie September 15, 1946 H Margarita, Canal Zone The mi1dest 01 manner and the gent1est o heart. Bas1cet1Ja11 4: Vo11ey1Ja11 4: Softball 4: Band 1,2 3.4: Orchestra 2.14: Nurses' Aide 5,4. MELVIN JOHN SOWARDS H.1o11n November 18, 1946 Schofield Barracks, Hawaii Life may be rea11y earnest, but it sure is fun. Page 30 SANDRA BEVERLY TORTORICI Sandy June 1, 1946 Nlargarita, Canal Zone She was our queen, our rose, our star. lntramurals 1.2: Torrid Zone VVizarcls 1.25: Class Secretary 5: Girls' State 5, Prom Decor- ating Committee 3: Class Assemhly 5: Jamboree Queen 4. MARY JEAN STOUT Jeannie October 28, 1946 Nlartinez. Califomia A friendly companion throughout the clay. Latin Club 1.2: FHA 1: Pep Clulm 1: GAA 1: Softball 4. LORRAINE ELIZABETH UREY Raine November 14, 1946 Ancon. Canal Zone Brimn1ing over with jests ancl quips: Never a sad worcl on her lips. KATHLEEN GALE SULLIVAN Kathi December 1. 1945 Laos Angeles, Calillomia She wallcs in fashion wherever she goes. Bay Side High. New York, N.Y.: Joumalism Copy Editor I. Cristolaal High: French Clula 3.4: Drivers' Training Award 5: ROTC Company Sponsor 4. YVONNE G. WARD Bonnie Octoloer 4, 1946 Boston. Massachusetts The devil within. the devil without- That's our Bonnie without a doubt. Volleyball 1,2,'5.4, All-Stars 1: Baslcetlaall 15.4, All-Stars 1: Soltlnall 1,45 Girls' State 3: Banquet Committee 5: Tennis 4. Page 31 AUTUGRAPHS 030 Slinior bi!!-Shots M HALL QF nw O K F R . - f 47' ...K a Ari 44 W 4' 3 4 Q ,, Q I QE ! y f ? 0 V Q ix Q2 f ? 5 SL Q 2 11 'mix Q? ff v Mmmx MR. A Il MISS CHS George Kandrin Judy Palumbo MUST L KHY T0 SUCIIEED 5 15 1 Q 'fain Roger Noble Peggy Macc MUST INTEUIEIITUAL 1 x K ax Emily Dial Alex Heppenheimer MOST TALENTED son Ken Page 40 MUST ATHLETIC 1 Ray Ramirez Nina Chappell FRIIE DLIEST gr, n,,,ff Nancy Hopkins Robert Martin Page 41 BEST DA CIERS Alberta Wilder Alex Ramirez Betty Lewis P g 42 BESI DRESSED Rosemary Reardon Pierre Leign aclie I K PAQ -.V jr , Page 44 ff, I -,I BEST l00KI G X4 x -an K, QI asa' 1 - A .fs 1' ' , -sf' ' 1 Qian 9 Y . 1 z,W,.51 Aww lf- 1 ' - 'vt ,ff I K f gh A f Q 2- Cliarlotte Biaucowslci John Sanders WITTIEST Karen Waszak Gregg Hakanson Page 45 HAH 0F FAME Sandy Weigle Kenny Karpinslci 'frm 1 - fu .fx ,fx Wg. MOST INTELLECTUAL Roger Noble Donna Wong Page 46 N2 LTL MOST TALENTED Greg Hakanson Donna Wong , , ,ms W . N ad ,SN A A I S , 1 'S MOST ATHLETIC Mickey McElhone Judy Palumbo MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Frank Borsellino Donna Vvong UNNERS- P 5 xg '.K., VV . Q gyrr' S g. fir il T ..' ' V ' 5 Vi, ' f 151 1. ef i Tl F, BEST DANCERS Robert Martin Rosemary Reardon BEST LOOKING Greg Halcanson Janet Hoverson WITTIEST Richard Roscoe Richard Rankin Nancy Hopkins BEST DRESSED Janet Hoverson Dave Wilder FRIENDLIEST Bill Aciieson Judy Palumbo George Kandrin Mike Ryan K! X., . L.. -, Page 47 IHE SW As I look into my crystal hall, the smolze and mist clear, and I see that which should not he hnown hy mortal man. It is the future, in all its glory and hardship. I see a woman sitting in a large house. It is a white house. 'Hail President SANDY WEIGLE! Due to the ettorts ot Con- servative Senator trom Arizona, TOM HEPPENHEIMER, and ace hallot stutter GREG HAKANSON, Sandy was unanimously elected in the 1984 campaign. In her newly created cahinet posts are ROGER NOBLE. Secretary ot Dodo Control: ROBERT BURGENER. Secretary ot Non-Alcoholic Beverages: JUDY PALUMBO. Cashhox Secretary: and PEGGY MacCONNELL. Secretary ot Defense Against The Birds. When the opposition leader, TAD CAMPBELL. aslced, Why do so many ot the Presidents cahinct memhers come from CHS? Sandys Press Secretary PIERRE LEIGNADIER replied, Didn't Kennedys come from Harvard? No more questions were asked atter that. Recently, BILL DOCKERY displayed his Iirst-place gold Olym- pic pole vault medal at the Paris Vvorldis Fair. The US Exhibi- tion at this tair was designed hy the world tamous architect ROBERT MARTIN. Also on display was the Nohel Prize in Botany won hy KENNY KARPINSKI tor his development ot a money tree. CHARLES BIALKOWSKI and LOUIS MCC-OFF have gone into the realm ot' the supernatural. They are investigating the various torms ot spirits. VIRGINIA FARIS and ALICE LAY are in charge of the Ben Casey Hospital. CHARLOTIE BIALKOVVSKI has just received a gold cup tor her winning entry in the Championship Cough-Drop Spitting Con- test sponsored hy the Twistin' Torso Music Company owned hy VALERIE MEANS. The judges ot this contest were WARD REDMAN and ALEX RAIVIIREZ. CHRISTINE BATH. Saskatchewan shoe saleswoman, is cur- rently advertising her wares in the New York Times, run hy JANET HOVERSON. New York Times ace reporter NANCY HOPKINS has just completed her greatest news-story: BILL ACHESON Overthrows Castro. The tohacco industry is thriving with JOHN SOVVARDS as head ot Philip Morns Inc. IVAN KLOSOVSKY owns a tohacco farm on which BERTRAM RIGBY is Chief Tohacco Picker. Transportation has interested many ot our classmates. GEORGE EVANS. car salesman. has just sold his 55th Put-Putmohile to RAY RAMIREZ, intemational driving champion. A week ago. ALBERT ARCIA tinished his trip trom Panama to Honolulu hy car. His only trouhle was a slightly tlooded engine. MICHAEL BELANGER has invented automatic steering tor cars. SOLO- MON HERES is in charge ot helicopter service hetween Maria Chiquita and Coco Solo. CARL IZQUIERDO is the engineer ot the Coca Putt Special which travels hetween the two states ot Hysteria and Confusion. REGIE LUM is in. charge ot the cahoose. The Peace Corps has claimed three ot our friends. NICKY BROOKS is teaching the primitive people ol Margarita how to hoil water. GEORGE KANDRIN has hegun to shoyv the savages ot Coco Solo how to chew gum: and JOHN SANDERS is striving to hring peace to violent Cmtun hy introducing the town to air-conditioning. In the tield ot art, JIM MOORE is designing platinum tooth- piclcs tor the wealthy people ot Balhoa. LESLIE RICHMOND is exhihiting her paintings to ROSEIVIARY REARDON, Holly- wood junlc dealer: and NANCY MITCHELL is displaying her sculpturings at the N.Y. Museum ot Modern Trash at which LAURIE IVIORALES is the director. EDITH STIEBRITZ is matting a fortune hy throwing paint on a canvas and calling it art. BILL BRANDT is doing marvels with yellow and white paint. His worlc can he seen in the center ot all Canal Zone roads. Hollywood has hecome the home ot fourteen memhers of our class. CONNIE LASHER has just completed her 25th film con- cerning insanity. She's just mad ahout that suhject. REINALDO BARRERAS is the head ot 21st Century Fox and DONNA VVONG is now under contract at his studios. BARBARA Del VECCHIO is starring in a new production ot Cleopatra. STEVE MORRISON plays Julius Caesar. MIKE RYAN plays Marti Anthony. HARRY MURRAY plays Augustus Caesar- and DINGER RANKIN plays the asp. TONI-.IO FOURNIER is MI SPIE KS starring in The Incredihle Shrinking Girl. MARSHA COLLINS stars in The Attach ot the 50 Foot Vvomanfl In Altred Hitch- coclcls new production mrhe Sandlleasf' JOAN MCGLOIN is hitten hy a large sandtlea, heautifully portrayed hy DON PERRY. As the show progresses, Biology teacher JOHN LASHER saves CHS from a sandl-lea attach hy having the principal, played hy EMILY DIAL. install air-conditioning throughout the school. I See that CAROL I.aCROlX is a trapeze artist tor Barnum and Bailey Circus. PRISCILLA COLLINS is a tamous tree surgeon in Ohio, and has many wealthy patients. KAREN WASZAK is a mattress tester at Macy's. NINA CHAPPELL is a landlady at the Spastic Arms Apartments. BARBARA BELCHER is teaching American Institutions at CHS. JUDY WILLIAMS has just received Coney Island in exchange tor three hillion hoolcs ot Green Stamps. FRANK BORSELLINO runs the Coney Island Roller Coaster. FRANK ENDER runs the Parachute Jump: and VAUDIE ROBINSON collects the ticlcets at the Vvax Museum. RENA and IVIAGALY ALAYON are advertising pep pills. Rena is the nhetoren and Magaly is the Hatter. .IANIS BROGIE is their hooking agent. In the tield ot medicine, many are active in research. NAOMI KUNTZ has discovered a cure for hangovers. STELLA KUCI- KAS has cured SUE MATHEISON ot her dreaded disease Imown as Canal Zone Creepitis. SANDY SHORE has set the medical profession haclc twenty years hy discovering a cure tor which there is no disease. BETTY LEWIS and VICKI CLARK have just completed their reenactment ot that 1805 exploration ot the Northwest U.S. hy what's their names. Their guide was JIM STEVENSON. TOM HICKEY has heen lecturing on his Iamous Reduction Rule at Harvard where DENNIS IZQUIERDO is teaching an ad- vance torm ot Wilderite Mathematics, introduced hy DAVE WILDER. BILL WHITE has just duped BUZZY NELSON into huying the Thatcher Ferry Bridge. BILL DeSALVO OK'd the sale hecause one halt ot the profits went to himself since hehs Cvovemor ot the Canal Zone, The other halt went to LORRAINE CHAN, Presi- dent ot Panama. DONNA WILLIAMS and MARY STOUT are mountain climhers in the Himalayas. Their oxygen maslcs are manufactured hy the RICHARD ROSCOE Gas Mast: Company. Four ot our girls have gone into the modeling protession.. AL- BERTA VVILDER is modeling elevator shoes. NELLY PATFON models hohhysox. Mustache wax is the big thing on Broadway, and that's what WANDA RACHAL is modeling. JEAN HARD- WICK is selling model airplanes. LORRAINE UREY. now in the WACS, is stationed in France where DOMINIQUE DeREILHAC has completed his second term ot office as Prime Minister. BARBARA O'NElL and VERONICA NYE have arrived in Los Angeles alter tlying around the world in seven hours using a fuel developed hy the two millionaire chemists, AIDA PEREZ and CHARLENE ACUFF. This speedy plane was designed and huilt hy those two lady engineers, BONNIE WARD and MACEL WASHABAUGH. BOB CORRIGANS gum held the plane together. ED IVIARSHALL and LANCE CHESHIRE are deep sea divers. They discovered S5,000.000,000 in Davy Jones' Locker, hut they had to give it to the Internal Revenue Service where TERRY BRENNER is worlcing as chief water-cooler inspector. MIKE WALSH is cleaning used DDT cans at DEBBY MEEKER's Insecticide Company. MIKE BARANICK is hreed- ing insects. ILIA QUINONES, Canal Zone lady lawyer, was hired to de- tend WILSON YOUNG who was accused ot stealing MIKE EURLO's soIid gold roller skates. After a three month trial, Wilson was sentenced to 15 years at Cvamhoa Penitentiary where KA'ItHt SULLIVAN is the warden. Finally, ALEX HEPPENHEIMER is selling used crystal halls to tuture Literary Editors ot the Cnrihhenn. ClASS Wlll A D TESTAME T BILL ACHESON leaves his rahloit to anyone with enough carrots to feed it. RIITJA ALAYON leaves all her hohhy sox to the 41h period gym c ass. ALBERT ARCIA leaves his gym shoes to Franlc Vasquez. REINALDO BARRERAS leaves. IVIICHAEL BELANGER leaves empty seats everywhere lor Montague to fill them up. CHARLES BIALKOVVSKI leaves all his empty hotties to who- ever thinlcs he can drinlc their contents. CHARLOTTE BIALKOWSKI leaves the sponsorship ol E Com- pany to Nancy DcLapp. VVILLIAIVI BRANDT leaves his seat in typing class to anyone who can type as many words per minute as he can. ROBERT BURGENER leaves 'his ahilities and memories to any- one who wants them. LORRAINE CHAN leaves her intellectual junlc from her loclcer to Catalina Lau. NINA CHAPPELL leaves all her prohlems in G.A.A. to anyone who can solve them. VICKI CLARK leaves her ahility to loolc at Corvairs to Skipper Berger. NIARSHA COLLINS leaves her height to Orrin Clement. her levis and sweatshirt to Virginia Austin. and her singing ability to Amy Garcia. ESTLLE DAVISON leaves her tahulous French accent to Luigi Manlovani. BARBARA DEL VECCHIO leaves her athletic alzxility to only coordinated juniors. LAURIE UONESJ DE MORALES leaves hcr ahility to get along with Mr. Beclc to her hrother Douglas. BILL DE SALVO leaves his mechanical alaility and his Ariel 500 Twin to Paul Vtfashahaugh. EIVIILY DIAL leaves her 'il leel good days and her one-traclc mind to any junior who feels greatly in need ol a healthy diversion lrom normality. WILLIAM DOCKERY leaves his pole vault position to Randy Schroeder. GEORGE EVANS leaves his HCaddy to Ed Pugh. VIRGINIA FARIS leaves her place in Advance Physics to her sister Jane, and her place on all the dance committees to anyone who will worlc hard. TONI FOURNIER leaves all the ants in loclcer No. 5 who eat her lunch to the next senior who gets it. ALEX HEPPENHEIMER leaves his Classics to next yearls Senior English classes, his empty cigarette paclcs to all the underclass- lnen who uhorrowedl' from him, and his class ranlc to Chris Vvrenn or Tom Jordan. TOM HEPPENHEIMER leaves the Presidency ol' the United States to Barry Goldwater, and the honor ol heing Mrs. Heppenheimer to Karen. 'FGM HICKEY leaves Senior English detention to Jon Jorstad. NANCY HOPKINS leaves her honesty in trig class to Diogenes. JANET HOVERSON leaves the mops in gym class to Janet Clute. DENNIS IZQUIERDO leaves his seat in trig to anyone who is conlused as he is. GEORGE KANDRIN leaves his dirty toothall uniform to Cathy Fitzsimmons. KENNY KARPINSKI leaves his ahility to do nothing limetter than anyone else to mroothyn McCullough. STELLA KUCIKAS leaves all the Hsaposn ol good old CHS to her sister Mariallenca. NAOMI KUNTZ leaves Mrs. Fattorosi and her anlclets to Bernie Bahinecz it she'll talce them. and her ahility to get along with Mrs. Young to her hrother Billy. CAROL LA CROIX leaves her cheerleading position to Diane Ashury and all the good times she's had to Bernie Balninecz. ltnowing she will have just as many it not more. CONNIE LASHER leaves room 549 to Bill Sachse. ELIZABEFH LEWIS leaves her place in the lunch hangout to Suzanne Lider and CHS to her sisters Eleanor and Glenda, PEGGY MACCONNELI- leaves all that's hehind her to any junior girl in need ol it. ROBERT IVIARTIN leaves his ROTC prolession and E Com- pany to his brother Franldin. SUE MATHIESON leaves her gigantic dandrull llalces to Pedro Lasarte and the ulntegrating Twins to Lou Mantovaiii. JOAN NICGLOIN leaves her old shoe strings to Kathy O'Donnell. VALERIE MEANS leaves her senior suhjects to Nancy Largent. il she is willing or crazy enough to accept them. DEBORAH MEEKER leaves her swimming ahilities to all the underclassmen. NANCY MITCHELL leaves her place in the Thespian Society to anyone who can till it without having a nervous hrealcdown. JIM MOORE leaves his place on the Blue Team to any suclcer who thinlcs he has what it talces to play toothall. HARRY MURRAY leaves two six-weeks' supply ol passes to the metal shop to Walter Thompson and his ahility to ride a motor- Inilce to any idiot who wants it. BARBARA O'NEAL leaves her excellent math grades to Margaret O'Neal, her musical talent to Pam Maedl. and her athletic ahility to Sara Palumbo. JUDY PALUMBO leaves her laugh to the tender ears ol CHS students. NELLIE PATTON leaves her ability to tall: lor hours to her hrother Warren. AIDA PEREZ leaves all her callous typing lingers to the next ROTC Office Assistant. VVANDA RACHAL leaves her messy loclcer to Blanca DeJesus and Sharon Harvey, and the conceit she can't dig up to Lynn Burleson. RAY RAMIREZ leaves his loothall shoes to Jaclc Blair il he can get into them and his starting hloclc to anyone who wants it lnecause Coach Moser won't let him talte it with him, SIXTO RAMIREZ leaves his ahility to play haslcethall to Laura Russon. RICHARD RANKIN leaves his hearse to Marsha Collins with love and lcisses. ROSEMARY REARDON leaves her apetite to Nancy DeLapp and her cheerleading shoes to Judy Paulson, WARD REDMAN leaves his ollicers hat to Drayton and all his lcnowledge to Fred Ryan. LESLIE RICHMOND leaves her seat in the orchestra to Dorothy Harper and her violin to her sister. VAUDIE ROBINSON leaves her ahility to do nothing while worlc- ing as doorman to Mary O'Donnell and anyone else who is interested in talcing it easy. SANDY SHORE leaves her trouhles to Adele Burns. sixth period study hall to Richard Cooper. and the Ineach regretl-ully. JOHN SOVVARDS leaves his seat in Mrs. Smiths English class to Harry Simons. JIM STEVENSON leaves his flaming red hair to all the girls in CHS. MARY STOUI1 leaves Cristohal High School to all the un- fortunate underclassmen who have one or two years more to go. KATHI SULLIVAN leaves her marching ahility to next year's F Company sponsor. SANDY TORTORICI leaves her position as Jamhoree Queen to Judy Paulson. LORRAINE UREY leaves Mr. Boclc and his homeroom to Cathy Parker along with shorthand. BONNIE WARD leaves her hohhy sox to Diane Arington it she happens to have lVIrs.Fattorosi lor gym next year and her place at the picnic tahle to Millie Payne. MACEL WASHABAUGH leaves her so-called laugh to Nancy DeLapp and her seat in study hall to Tina DeSalvo. KAREN WASZAK leaves her flattering niclcnames to Bernie Baluinecz and her PTA meetings with a math teacher to Pete Young. SANDY VVEIGLE leaves her cheerleading position to Marianne Fields and all the tun during loothall season to Bemie. Sue. and Diane to Iceep up next season. ALBERTA WILDER leaves everything she can think ol to Sue Roscoe and Joanne Wilder. DONNA WILLIAMS leaves a quiclcer and easier senior year than she had to Judy Redmond. JUDY WILLIAMS leaves to the G.A.A. a mascot as laithlul as Rohert. DONNA WONG leaves her writer's cramp to next year's seniors. Page 49 ff , f xv. f 1,4 ' 1 -,:.':' fvf. ,E f J r ,. - . .r - 2 g ' W . w. lf 'f I t s DIG IHIED? V' Page 50 ff N . N 41147111 1 f Hg M X x f w Mtg,-4' 13? , .1 fa Q? 2 'ff ' u NN. W I ! tE!Q57 4f?2Qye7 jyff ' W S ' . N I, ' F ,-: Sk IKM j f 'f' -..f--f-' ' ,..-V W - X .V Wylillffw' I, ':x fx ' ' f -59 ff, , 3 fi YQ g I , 4 x 1 L. L Q sa fl . Q J 5' F o X X f , .y .- ff 1 fi? , XIX '-X J Nan.. 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L 1 gl' V, Q X : it nno.no g Wi ,iin M Q K ,XX ,J f fu! 1 'gas X X 2 if W E x x XS vm? Judith Paulson HXSM . 1 2 me Catherine Redman ' i .. gf::fEff.5i ' Judith Redmond N New .. x 1511 1 3 :I Rave V 5- ..X ,, Fiigwsir fX :'2 . mama, we r ' . if 'Q . -11 .be 51. ,l k gE1,:25g5g35g23E,5a55L 3 H ,, X Suzanne Roscoe Marilyn. Roth Fred Ryan William Sachse i he Y X AX X S XZXW 2 ay N' 'i gt 1 X295 ft 5, 'E 45 YX x ri as 4 N is K X me QX Q ,Q ' ix 3, two Q 4 --mira.--. 5 N1 . . . 'N' M if ik N we X gi N X A' WRX GMX 'S Y ' Q as K ft , ,li 1' mg 'Var Eos W tix x X X y if X V W 'Ning r if 'K Robert Sanders Ana Santos 'z:f,,t f'f,, ,w g5g5a3 ,,rf,g, 4 .,E,gSi,i,E.L-, .,.. M , ro, l'ius:,s,?FffL r 'YPJRJS W ,. 3, Bill Smitlx 1: ' - ki1'wQ,5-ff' 1- - ,vs ,, . .fy 'mg' 3 ff 2 M 95 gl -' 3 'M GSQSQ: ' . . A .aw A Lita Tlgert - M -I M214-4 was 4 , . A' . if Q ' L V L - , , ' .4 fa- ' . iff Susan Soystcr .. W L Q f .lgigtifefw , . ,, 7:fft'43?V?X I t .. ..-,K A Donna Vaclie Q.- - W f. tv 1 :' bf '-4. AWN f Margo Stanley '- 'lv ' ,,.-, Lincln Stolurer -w -.. .af 5:14 M, LQQASI 5351- Cnrmen Valencia tm, f f. 3 Q t. Robert Valentine v---r V .LL,,A -H, 'E rv - W Q, ft . ' I Franklin Vasquez I - 9 Leda Vvnllmriclge 2 NUS. it f mm . J A .loan ne Walker -ixfsiaifg? Q -' --ns: ,V--up ff'- x Mrk ' U' N 5' 5 swf' -- I Q N ksmrsw Warren Gregory Donna Vvertz . ff: i fr ,ms , ,Q A, AW Q t 1, 3 , ' rm A554 f 5 - aff., Susan Wilferd N 1: . Q 1. . i 6795 f N5 5 A ft f s 1 K W Jar S. . 5,5 1151 X M x 8 Q' Q. 1 t T, ALLQ i , xr at Vilma Williams Y' Clxristopller Vvrenn ,1- .-' F , rw' n 4.9-I Y x XXX .vm Howard Yllllng Nu Robert Zack nf ft ta. M. 6 li l M 71' xi l 25 fig- - Q e gigs ' V545 y A . v ,iii l K if ' ,, w 2 2 K' You're not Cleo, Jaclcl Give lmim an lnrenlc, Vickie. Wlmxit happened to my GUM! W3 Really, George, two dates lor one niglit? WllillCl'lll liidin' lor, Dinger? ix E i wifi 331 52 ,A 1 .4 l got tllut straiglit from the lmrse's moutlm, lloncstl ff ffzfffggm lt's not tlmt bad, Nancy VVl1y so glum, Kathy? '31 l i is 1 1 Donlt you lliinlg one is enough, Alex? Billy's second Really, Mr. Sliipman, n Little Boy Blue you'rc not! Page 56 cliilclllood v-Affg'-i 'x'N ' 0 0 JW xv 'lm . 1 . V ll ' . I If R 3 Alf uf x, E ll. 1 X 'Q 1 324 'J P ' f1,. N . ' ' i 1 ' M If 1: Jpgigf mi V51 IV' 71 ,I ' 'Vi I X 1 ' A' f a ' X v Y ' al r' Is, I I I' I jlfl ilu, Q 1 ,ffl x ' ff y ., 'Tu ,IZ 54 Km L 51'-7 ' 1 ww Ji? H' 4 'gg f 'ffi-2-:..f'g Page 57 X 3 5 1 I 2 I s 5 2 H f E N X 5' 'I A Page 58 . 1 i lv vw i BACK ROVV. left to right: Lou Hilzingcr, James Jones, Harry Doclcery, Crispin Clark, Bernard Mans, lVlattl1ewBaas, Joe Stephenson. CENTER ROVV: Gisela Kam, Priscilla Morgan, Betty .lane Riel, Mark Trosetlx. Lincla Burza, Sliirlcy Sllipman, Linda Francis, John Biesclllce, FRONT ROW: .lames Cronan, Mary Torstenson, Virginia Green, Sllirley Davis, Auclrcy Duncan, Rosilie Hewitt, Jayne Yocum, Diana DeFrees, Renaldo Ng. CLASS 2 3 ii? F- W BACK ROVV, lelt to riglltz Tomas Bcnero, Cllarles Amato, Tom Collin, John Blair, Carl Enclcr, Hollis Griffon, Allreclo Lee .CENTER ROVV: Mike Davila, Veronica Vvallccr, Bill Nlontgorincry, Teri Hancl. Jose Batista, George Beclswortlm, Janine Beclswortii, Marc Page. FRONT ROW: Elizalaetlx Desalvo. Beverly Scllleiller, Carla Martinez, Christine Christiansen. Nancy Hulcltquisl. Lynn Perry, Patricia Fun. .lose Vasquez. 7 Q L 5 is in 1 n , 5 x Q ' fb 'Q 1' 5 .Q , 'Zi '- r V , A i 5 I --a, ' ijj 7 fr I 3 4 'Z I 3' 244 iv, .. .w it - vi 'ffl Lf en- X . gi, 3 1 x vt 1, W ,aLg3':.'5g K 'igfm is - wi ' 1 4 BACK ROW, left to right: Cincly Terwilliger, Paul Vvilliams, .loc Fernandez. ROVV: Dan Austin. Leslie Highly, Louise Russon. Laurie Will, Dave Hutchinson. MBri0 Mhllei. Ken B9l'SfPin- FRONT ROVV: Annalaella Parsons, Nlnrsha Hellmunul, Carole Conn, Sherian Meeker, Joanne Vvilfllxr. Pat Sims, Leslie Dugas, 0F 1966 ia if X r A 4: n 1' V2 3 B s ? BACK ROW, left to'right: Terry Tobin, Joseph Berger, Elmer Humor, Richard Hull, Kenny Delveccllio, Peter Butz. CENTER ROVV: Reimunclo Pacheco. Clauclin Clarlr, Mary Pope, Nlury Clement, Mrxrguret Martin. Kathy Stevenson, Wayne Smith. FRONT ROVV: Linda Hellmunll. Carl Compton, Cnncly Husband, Kerrie Schroeder, Rosy Donohue, Marie Cccr, Robert Vvill, Juanita Mason. gg! Page 59 s ., iff? A' 'K 1. i 3, BACK ROVV. leli lo right: Skipper Currier, Sue Brenncen, George Krcclell, Ramon Baez, Doug Billison. Jolxn Sullivan, Fred Ghent, Marcel Nlalamores, Pele lVlcBricle. CENTER ROW: Riclc Brogie, Leslie Van Dyke, Lynn Sawyer, Kallly Pennington, Sandy Eclmunelsun. Eslluvr Zimmerman, David Colley, Mark Paclen. FRONT ROW: Karen Hammond, Rocio Cabezns, Blanca Dcjesus, Rosa Tscliumy, Barbara Wagner. Sliaron Bailey, Kallmleen O'Donnell, Sandra Jolmson. sovnowlunfs rmismvni , an ii , is V fi QA 8 A,,, . ,,,., , ,Quai , ' 1 ,, , , 7 at 'ri Q A Dx , 4 ' A, , A fini' A gg' ' X 1 X v 7 . ' , aj V 5 i-4 'Sw r N . - f ' ,, a , A, U 4 ,fu ,,, , w , .f ,,, s,, QFQ infix K fi? ' . 3- ', 5 ',,-- .' ,X -.j ' m. - 4 21 . '-pdaf Q' 'i , 2SN.Q1wW,.4 ' M 1 . 'W 'Qi' . 5 're H A v lv 5 K . ,L x X A ,J ' ' ' 1 , .SEQ A ' rf -'Vim .4:,': 2i75f 1 ' ,,,,wm,,,,,,,,,e,w R ,W rw. 1 ,M BACK ROVV, leli io right: Vvilliam Hanly,l.nonnrclHull', Jim Niles, Paul lvlenges, Juan Bemarcl, Aniia Vias. CENTER ROVV: Roxio Tompkins, Dorollriy Harper, Margaret O'Ne-il, Suzanne Smilli, Jolunnie Kelly. FRONT ROVV: Pam Nlaecll, Alexis Enrlara, Hilda Garcia. Rosalincl Kniglii, .lean Vvilliamson Nancy DeTore. Page 60 ,... .1.. E 5 , BACK ROW, lelt to riglltz Billy Kuntz, Doug Sfllllll, Kelly Clark, Bren! Milvhcll, Eric lfrnesl. Louis Valencia, Bill Redmond. CENTER ROVV: Sandy Wngznk, Herve Triolct, Pliillip Owen, Noreen Melzgar, Susan Phillips, Gibby Hixon, Ada lfuenfes, Dave Goguen. FRONT ROVV: Andre lllies, Kalldy Sclleilme, Maria Elena Kucilcas, Clierry DeRaps, Pam Vaclie, Slmron Higlilcy,Cl1arlot!e Vvinegarl, Linda Auban, Norma Stanley. MASS v :Lx BACK ROVV, left Io riglmlz Jaclc Sanders, Rudy Kocib, Luis Anionopus, Tim Herring, James Carlson, VVilliam Yorman, lvlariy Pope. CENTER ROW: Donna Wolfe, Lorine Sims, lvlyron Sandoval, Seo! Nordlundnlanies Borsellino. Mcrda Vasquez. Nlary Kermonl. FRONT ROW: Marianne Field, Joan Del-HPD, Pill MCCk6r. Ann Salazar, Rcxene Ward, Sarah Palumbo, ElizalJcll1 Hemandez. If lub ,LQ W y , 2 P ef l 1 fl. ei I ,fe E52 Page 67 3 r E ,lv Page 62 ki 4 -k. , -- 1 BACK ROVV, left to right: Leo Paulson, Robert Griffon. John Feiiler, Juan Santos. Hank Devoll, Kathy Gegg. Delbert Clark. CENTER ROVV: Eleanor Lewis, Eric Nicolaisen, Darnell Will, Tom Ryan. Tom Cook. FRONT ROW: Linda Johnson, lrenc Corrigan, Beverly Egger, Lois Sims, Catalina Lau. Michiyo Murga. 0F 1967 3 E 3 i 3 W 'K L A N.. BACK ROVV, leli Io right: Edgarflo Quinones, Julio Smith. Kenneth Boscly, Jon Collin, Anniloal Dejesus. Wally Waddell. Dean Greer. CENTER ROW: Ralph Morales, Peggy Collins, Alice Zimmerman, Joyce Van Dylce, Sharon Fusselman. Gloria Lelaidir-r, Harrell Parsons. FRONT ROW: Gloria Stout. Elizabeth Quinones. Joyce Seeley, Dulce Bernarcl, Karen Vvhiie. Chris Jackson, Donna Moore, am EI E ku 5 H M- iii!! me-13 r mm .Q 5 0 5 Cn . 4 5' . fi' . 0 .7 I 1 -+ ,.,1, .xv N- - -WWW 72: ,ff fm. 19 Z fff 5 MQ Q fr ravi E 121' yy. , f - 4 1 IM 0 LW., dunuuw . X ,O f 41 V u 'V' ff si J Khw, .. 'Q f 1 R W 5 4 My kiwi '7' 0 1'v.z3'!Mll 3' f I P Page 63 FO0TBAll Uueen Sandy I JAMBUREIE W -- , , . ,, - , , . ,Q A ,. if -ff--4 . .., ,... . , , Qucnn Sandy escorlecl by Mictky Mvnllxcrrme , K I mul George Knnclrin. 'V ' P ' M s -. 1 . x , ,ff vf' 'Rx w n X, ,K N Af f I gg .'k'AL A ,,,v '7 1 , -, , ., ,H S 'ms- Tigvr Spirit? Down in my lu-url. 'ff' 'B 5 W7 'M 1- - N. ...,.,..,,' I x, . 1 h 'f , ' . g , X ?w mt ' EP W.. M YEA, VICTORY! ' Wd? Go get em, Tigers. Our foollmll queen. F-I-G-H-T! I I . A .31 ' my N 'EN ! Z ASW' ni, .W Page 65 HUMEIIUMI G UUEEN 55 K ff- fs f The 5 55 , is si ' 'I'-...I ,,A X k hiz QUEEN ALBERTA escorted by GEORGE KANDRIN Page 66 . 2' .sag in MX? 3 3 is .1 PRINCESS JUDY PALUMBO escorted Ivy IVIICKY MCELHONE. 0-Q PRINCESS SANDY WEIGLE oscorlml hy .IOHN SANDERS. Princess Judy Paiumbo, IVIarquise oi the Gardenias, Keeper ot time Pearis, Daughter of line Evening. was wearing a sweeping gown of Frenclx Royai Biue Ixrocade. SI1e was escorted Iny Micky IVIcEII1one. Knigilt of the Golden Armor, CI'lieI cleaner of tI1e uniforms, and Receiver of the Passes. Princess Janet Hoverson, Governcss of tI1e Orchids, Keeper of lI1e Opai, Daughter of tI1e Sunrise, wore a IoveIy gown of prim rose yeIIow, wilt: a Iace bodice and chiffon skirt. Sire was escorted Imy Kenny Karpinsici. Master of tile FuIIIJacIc Siant, Chief of the sprained Ankles, and Defender of tI1e Line. A II CIIURI ji PRINCESS JANET HOVERSON escorlu by KENNY KARPINSKI X e W- sf A r . 'in' A .f i I C 1. ,- ' A A pa , J. M- I W VV if , PRINCESS CHARLOTFE BIALKOVVSKI escorted by DAVID VVILDER. Princess Sandy Vveigie, Dutchess of time Magnoiias, Keeper of tile Aquamarine, Daugiiler of time Sunset, was dressed in a Iioor-Iengtim gown of metallic gold Iarocade. She was escorted by .IOI1n Sanders, Master of tile Backs. Chief of the Water Boys, and Master of time Buciceiimeads. Princess Charlotte Biaiicowsici, Lady of time Vvater I..iIIies. Keeper of time Ememids. Daughter of time Noon-day Sun, wore a stunning finer-Ienglin nyion and Iace gown of deep midnigiit Iriue, SIN! was escorted Ily David Vviider, Master of tIle Iforward Pass, Chief of tin- Benoit, and Kiiier nf Defense. Page 67 UUEIE ALBERTA I A D CUURT va DC M Palunlbo, NICEHIOHC, Janet Hoverson. Kenny Karplns I Tolll Wilder George Kundrin, Queen, Alberta Wilder, Clueryl Evans. David Wilder, Charlotte Bmllcowsltx lolm Sanders, Sandy Vveigle. A Y? 7. I x 4' 4 5 'sf X T1 Lmly Cheryl lfvnns, Keeper ol' the Dewdrops, Daughter ol tlie Moon, wearing a dress ol wllite emlmroiclerecl cotton. Lufly Cheryl was escortecl lay Squire Tom Wilder, Prince of tlme Football Team, and Keeper ol the Que-en's crown. Page 68 E? he Qii cumsnvlis FURM L 1 I i LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Noble, Peggy Nlacconnell, Kenny Knrpinslci, Sue Mallxicson, Ruin-rt Nlnrlin. Alberta Wilder. Alex Ramirez. Betty Lewis. Judy Palumbo, Mr. puul Beck, George Knnclrin. Rosemary Reardon, Pierre Leignaclier, Clmrlotie Biallcowslci, Karon Vvnsznlc. Gregg Halcanson, Nnnry Hopkins. Ninn Chappell. Ray Ramirez. Emily Dial, Alex Heppvnlmeinu-r. ' v TN 'n , 1 47' kJ Q. , '-. ' ' f Q mm, . J' 'S M l h l' 5' i I ,5 24 if N Page 69 ' LU LEE 'U Q BQ 0 NI O , . . 'H , L .4,.wmwMww1w-N ,,......fm ,AMm . . .. . - W,kk,,hk,, 1 ' 1 , K, I 9. . ..... -V 'Q . , , ,.,. . .-ff.-- A-ffA M ., H ' f ...E E, .Vh, H.. . . ,., , A afm,w.sf --', dgk,g.,,..Q,u.ma-A-Y-if w7LL77'Lf7 fm M ' - k Q Q , .,., . . . K K .wm,ww- A-f'- 3 -- - F' ' jQ,Q,,,.Q,.QQ,'Q1, ,.,,, ,Q , ,,.usm..,,k E o m 'C eu -Q o D5 Ui 5, as c: CQ Ui Forsgren. A. D. 5- aa 1:1 o Q 523 OJ D. .1 e 2 2: : U if O 2 2 of 6 E 'Ts m f. o CD -S si GJ 'U cs Q-4 aiu un su QU GJ -c G, C! .. .Z D Ill 2 :E DD 'r: 2 LL' 2 3 O DC Ld U 4 an 2 :F 5 E .E- .c cn vi 5 U :: 5 U-4 .J E U: .Q U, ::s I L5 .5 2 c LU Y: .L- 4 43 .Q .2 .JI v U3 2 O M Q Z O U LI-I an cf 2 r: as CD .-1 sf .2 TE E o Nicolaisen, Sawye F. ci -.. -9. LL. 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Ewi 2 vu H U I might E . 2 5 Mm ' .ff 55 -5-Es 5:4 i.E'E g . LJU7 E Q 'am ' 1 IE U .CQ-5 5 Q E HQE E36 .Q 4 .jginigg Quik? 5-gm? 342 8216 3?.E ELL fu: QF Cd h ,CL MQ!-Egg C53 '. E E Egg 3 am 0 3 J.EdT LJQ.fQ ggi '-05.1. le-Q2 L-T, igli C.-I 5 5?e92 Hmiag S E- figiz 2.4.5 ,YUM 1:s,eu 23555 giigi UU E: Eaima Page 72 R.0.T.lI. BATT!-lll0 ST FF 4 ' W , ,W Af. 1' X Ml. 40515- in ' ft iwv.. up-4 :KW Mx' Ward Redman Capt Greg Hwlxaneon lt Col kenny lxarpmelu Lt Col Roiunxry Rmrclon, Maj. l-'rink Bor ellmo ll Col Alex He-ppcnlxeuucr Camem lay lst ll Randy Scllroedcr R010 SPO SURS lZ0l0R GU RD ,A R-w. Dinan- Aslrury, Rosenmry Reardon, Clxarlolh- Biallcowslci, Knllny P1-lvr Ruurn, Furl lzquivrmlo, cillllfk Amnlo, A rf' o 0 Page 73 Sullivan. F CUMPA Y KV I . f'1f,7.'1 iiiis X fflrs Ill' in-1 E CUMPANY Page 74 ' . R.0.T.C. DRILL TE M V.,-.My .www fy X- Qyw' 'Q FOREGROUND: Drill Team Sponsor, Honorary Cndcl lsi LI. Diane Aslmury: Drill Team Conmmnelcr, Cade! lst Ll, Louis Austin. A., ZH BACK ROW: Angel Roclriguez, Lou Hilzinger, Clluclc Amalo. is not ilie first general orderl FRONT ROW: Alex Heppenlmeimer flvlanagerl, Larry Cliristopll fCo-Cnpininl. lanre Cllr-sliire fco-Caplainl. Rudy Kocib. w A xl Ii N133 H. sq mme f RA , , gli: ' 519' if 'K y No, Private. To guard llle spon- sors in case ol' fire or clisorder 6 SET l ,W M 8 l Q, 1 'X 'ff 36' i , QJNEX Vvliere is your left slme, kid? BURP! UGHI page 75 'HQ 3' A yr, MY - 3 A F 9 1 5 k gf ,if 1 Our in-In-Ixvm' l'll SPHSOH l'Il0l'l h'1Nll'l'S! ,Wim fe 1 1 nuff'-1 'XQ4'9?7ff if L' f'AX:3fl 7' f' 'f R 5 W' IVFIUSK' rlnzzling Juniors, 1 Q' -z ......, 3 A 1-ff? ,,q-.wJ34.E,igiy' 5 ,Av ffl.i.qj1,v ,.-J Q I , W f Q ., 'Lg ' k 7 A ' 'fr , .. ' ,.:,a,.-. 'vig-'.f ,, 1 fp f ' 'fat-'A K I I vt. J ,' .A t' - llfllll? L 1. f Vvoncler Wlllif In-'s clronming on IQ flllll u Nlurk lrurlt on our from fvnfln-r? WNL5 12 5 ssl- 141 Page 76 Arcrfl llxcy darling? C0'f'llU4'UliUU! mf fi Our SPOIISOI' 'ls-nm, I gollu go! K ig Vffld' ' 14' Vx ,W 1 1 X v .gf 1 1 . if 6 Y Q 5 Q 6-A H- NURSES A ves WIZARDS CTS FRENCH l1i.KJf5 THE5 PIANS URAMATICS CLUB PINK GORLS CLUB QUOLL Scnou. NHS c 0, K f X C? 'Vf 4 00 6 4' ii-wx, SA Q ,J ' 1 ' 1' Q A Cf YQ J! X K e f V A J' -M I xp I Page 77 z 7-M , -.wif UFFICERS The S. A. Officers are five students elected hy the student body to encourage participation A in school activities and a friend- lier relationship among students. LEFI' TO RIGHT: Randy Schroeder fvice-Presidentl. Orin Clement fAsst. Treas- urerl, Sandy Wcigle fpresiclentl. Diane Asbury tsecretaryl, Don Mccullougln flqrensurerl. STUDE T CARI Ei The Student Cabinet consists of representatives from each homeroom who lceep their home- rooms informed on the activities taking place at school. Their sponsor-Mr. Bock. Page 78 SITTING, lvl! lo right: Elm-:mor Lewis. .ludy Palumbo, Bonnie Nlarquaril. Nancy Huldquist, Rosalie Hewitt. STANDING: Vvilliam Hanley, Phillip Owen, Judy Paulson, Rohm-rt Znrlc, Barham O'Nc-nl, Nancy Hopkins. it ., if I E Q A .11 l F f E 1 if it 52 I SlFlTlNG, lelt to right: Davicl Coffey, Sherian Meeker, Jill Beech, Nlary Clement, Dorothy Harper. STANDING: Thomas Heppenheimer, Pete Young. Mr. Gregg-sponsor, Ricky Livingston, Grant Smith, Mathew Baas, .lon Jorstad, Wardy Redman, .lon Collin. ATIU Al H0 0R SUCIETY The highest honor that Cristolaal High School can bestow upon a student is election to membership in the Caribbean Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society. Qualifications for membership are character, lead- ership, and service. Their sponsor is Miss Anderson. ATHLETIC COUNCIl The Athletic Council is macle up of Student Association's Alternates. Their jot: is to talce care of the gates at all the C.H.S. athletic contests. SITTING: lelt to right: Alex lleppcnheimer fvice-Presidentf. Peggy lVlacConnc fsecretaryf, Judy Pulumlmo fpresirientj, Donna Wong frlvreasurvrf. Lorraine Chan STANDING: Emily Dial, Thomas Hvppenlxeimer. Rohcrt Burgvner, Aliu- Lay. V:-I Means. Page 79 , .,:: . ,..: N.. ,..,. , i , , W ,,,.,,..A ...M R L , . Z .. ..1,m,1t,., MA,-V-fre, ,cm Q .. ,. .f . 1 , 'js ,, :,,..,,,J . ., h :V ,.s.,:.,.2fq , , 1530? . ,e.-.,......,, - ,f-3,-.-fs.-Q-1,-fc, A , .,.. 53 i fW5,:M,ig1,g141i..:1.,. . . , v ...am-tt .- Q , - i CARIBE 0 The purpose of the Caribe Club, or the Future Teachers of America, is to promote a hetter under- standing of the teaching profession. Members are in- vitecl to join, depending on their scholastic ahility. Their sponsor-Mrs. Gegg. FIRST ROVV, left to right: Nancy Huldtquist, Rosalie Hewitt, .lane Faris fHistoriani, Marilyn Roth. Pam Robertson, Judy Palumlm, Lincia Burza, Nina Chappell, Karen Hammond, Nellie Patton. SECOND ROVV: Peggy Macconnell, Bernie Balsinecz, Diane Asbury, Virginia Austin, Ginger Thomas, Rosemary Reardon. Ruth Mason. Susan Wilford, Nancy Hopkins, Barhara O'Ne-al, Karen Vvaszali, Nancy Lnrgent, Margaret Martin, Bonnie Mzxrquarci, Alice Lay, Virginia Faris fsec.-Treasl, Carol Lacroix, Lorraine Chun. THIRD ROW: Nancy Mitcllell, Stella Kucilcas, Alex lleppenheimer fpresiclenti, Ricardo Fong. John Cintron. Mzxrio Mallei, Tom Collin. Rohert Zark, Reinalclo Barreras, Elmer Humor, Milce Davila, David Colley, Franlc Bursellino, Reinalclo Ng, Donna Wong fviceepresiclentl, Valerie Mearrms. t'2t CLUB The 1.21 Clulo is composecl of twenty-one hoys, each of whom represents one of the Pan-American Republics. Each memher writes an essay about the country he repre- sents and the Cristobal-Colon Rotary Club awards prizes for the hest essays. Their sponsor-Mr. Stearns. FIRST ROW, left to riglntlz Leo Paulson, Don Mccullougil. Kenny Karpinslci tpresicientl, Vvarci Redman tRecorcling Secretaryl, David Vvilcier. SECOND ROVV: Franli Borsellino, Paul Mcnges, Mario lvlalllci, .lon Colt-in, Peter McBride. THIRD RONXV: Tom Collin. Michele Belanger, .lon Jorstacl, Pancho Mottfx, Alex Heppcnheinier fcorresponding Serretaryl. Page 80 Chi Theta Sigma, the C Club, is composed of looys who have made their letter in any one of the three sports played in CHS: Football, Baseball, and Tracie. its sponsor is Coach Moser. ROW, lelt to riglllz lvlirlcey lVlcEll1one, Orrin Clement fsecrelaryl, Panco lvlotta, Fred Ryan, Jon Jorstacl. SECOND ROVV: David Wilder, Dick Roscoe, Kenny Karpinslci fPresidentl,Don lVlcCullough,Rol1ert Burgcner, Ray Ramirez, Woody Smith, THIRD ROVV: Dan Jones, .laclc Blair, Chris VVrenn., Doug Billison, Gregg Halcanson, Frerl Linclc. George Kandrin fvice-Presidentl. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association is an exclusive sports cluln, com- posed of only the girls who are outstanding in sports. To become a member, a girl must participate in at least two all-star teams and he among the top ten in the point system. its sponsor is Mrs. Fattorosi. SITTING. left to right: Rosemary Reardon fSe-cretaryl, Judy Palumho fvice-Presidenll. Nina Chappell fprosidentl. .lucly Williams frlirvasurcrl, Carol Lacroix. STANDING: Peggy Macconnell, Diane Asloury, Margafcl Martin, Nancy Delaapp. Gayle Fettler. Sandy Vveigle, Leslie Richmond, lanine Br-clsworth, Amy Garcia, Ginger Thomas, Belly Lewis. Bernie Baivinecz. Page 81 THESPIANS An honor cluh for students who have excelled in the field of dra- matics, Ten points is the require- ments for memhership. Their spon- sor-Mr. McElroy. SlTTlNG, lelt to right: Nancy Nlitchell, Connie Lasher fpresidentl, Judy Palumho. Estlle Davison. Lorraine Chan fscrretaryl. STANDUXIG: David Coll-ey, Freddy Nicolaisen, Gregory Halcanson, Vaudie Rohinson. Suzanne Lider, Reinaldn Barreras, Thomas Heppen- heimer, Alex Heppenheimer, DR MATICS Cl B The Dramatics Club is open to all high school stu- dents interested in dramat- ics. This club produces the plays that are presented to the puhlic, and in this way the memhers learn the dif- ferent aspects of drama. Page 82 0,6 FIRST ROW, left to right: Catalina Lau, Nancy lvlitcliell lvice-Presidentl, Connie Lasher, Donna Williams, Estlle Davison, Lorraine Chan. SECOND ROVV: Alex Heppenhcimer. David Coll-ey. Reinaldo Barreras, Suzanne Lider, Barlmara O'Neal, Vaudie Roluinson. Stella Kurilcas lscc.-Treasl, Virginia Faris. Suzanne Smith, Mzirgaret O'Neal, Judy Palumho, Ada Fuentes, Maria Kuciltas. Ricardo Fong, Mrs, Stohrer--sponsor. THIRD ROVV: Freddy Nicolaisen, Gregory Halcanson, Bruce Flora, Rosalind Knight. Sherian Meeker, Suzanne Thomas. .lnma Acull. Cheryl D4-Rap. Esther Zimmerman, Thomas Heppenhcimer. Sandy VV:iszalc, Frnnlc Borsellino, Luigi Nl:-intovani. Kenny Bernstein. Carl Ender. PLAYS SCHDP rI'0Ill -xltlnllilry I l NN Q Il iiffllll Our ONVII UUHI. AN SOR0ll f2uiii and Scroii is the inter- nalionai Honorary Society for High Svhooi journaiists. Those vhosen for memhership have ciemonstrateci fuiiy that they merit the award through high scholarship, journalistic achieve- ment and servire. Their sponsor -Mr. Hopson. I i E It l i I t Q mi, ' N I SlFlvl'lNC, lelt to right: Nlargaret Martin. Connie l.nsller fvice-Presirlenti, Nancy lvlitchell fpresiclcnti, Ninn Clmppf-ll, Lorraine Chan, STANDING: Alice l.ay, Nlarilyn Roth. parm Rollertson. Alex Heppenlieimer, Reinalclo Bnrrems. Elmer Humor, Toni Coll-in, lvlont- gomery, Tom Heppenlleimer, lvlargnret O'Ni-ail, Nlnry Clement, .lanet Hoverson. LIZ CERCLE FRA IIAIS The French Club organized re- cently is one of the first language clulos to he started in our school. At the meetings members are aslcecl to give lectures in French about French culture. French is spoken at all meetings. To he a member you must have talcen two semesters of French with a HB average. Page 84 TURRID ZONE WIZARIJS The Torrid Zone Wizards club is a cluh for stuclents who are inter- ested in science. To he in this clulo a HBH average is required in science. SlT'TlNCv, lell to right: Patsy Hogan, Kntlii Sullivan, Allmertu Vvilcler. Estlle Davison tsecre- taryi. Lorraine Clmn, STANDlNG: Doininque DeReilliac, Pat Fue. Michele Belnnger. fHistorinn,, Sue lx12llllt4'SOI1 fprvsimlentl, Luigi lvlantovnni fvire-Prvsirlenti, Nellie Patton. s Z .. 993139 u Md FIRST ROVV, lelt to right: Joanne Vvallcer, Beverly Dreyer. Miss lVIcl..imans fsponsori. Amelia Garcia twlwreasureri. Christine Christiansen fsecretaryl, Maisel WitSlliilJHUgll fpresiclenti. Virginia Fairs tvice- Presitlenti, .lane Faris iHistoriani, ifstlle Davison, Alice Lay. Pat Sims. Lynn Perry. Sandy, Edmonson, Candy Hushanci, Anita Viaz. Carmen Valencia. Nlary Clement. Rosalie Hewitt, Cheryl DeRap. Charlene Aculll, Linda Burza, Sue Brennan, lvlaureen Cimarron, Ruth Ntason. Violeta Fuentes. Mary Tortenson. Pat Feu, Gloria Snow, l.orraine Chan. THIRD ROVV: Toni Fournier. Sandy Johnson. Edith Stiehritz, Barbara Vvagner, Lita Tigert. Diana DeFreez. Rocio Cahezas. Leda Vvalhriclge. Kathy Christiansen. Elizaheth Desalvo, Kathy O'Doi1nell, Beverly Srhleilluer, Linda Stohrer. Cathy Fitzsinnnons. Margo Stanley, Annabelle Parsons, Valerie Nleans, Alice Linlc, Nancy Largent, Priscilla lvloragn. ROVV: lvlary OlD0tllltxll, Kathy Gegg, Nlargaret lwartin, Sherian lvleelcer, Kathy Pennington. Sharon Harvey. Nlary Pope, Cathy Parlter. Veronica Yvallcer, Sanity Shore. Joan iVlcGloin. Leslie Richmond. Shirley Shipman. PI K GIRLS The Pink Girls is a group of girls from the Nurses' Aides that work at Coco Solo Hospital during the summer. They are placed in different wards throughout the hospital and are rotated through these wards as the summer progresses. The Woric is completely volun- tary anci much knowledge is gained of the nursing profession. AIDE til B The Nurses' Aide Club is a club which is open to high school girls who are interested in future careers in nursing. Sponsors-Miss lVlcLimans and Mrs. Young QSQQ 2 ee G3 FIRST It-tr to right: Lorraine Chan, Amelia Garcia frlqreasureri. Beverly Drt-yer, Christine Christiansen fsecretaryi, Macel Xvasliahaugh fpresirlentl, Virginia Faris tVire-Presirientl. lane Faris tHistorianl, Estlle Davison. Alice Lay. SECOND ROXV: Edith Stiehritz. Lynn Perry, Rosalie Hewitt. Sancly Etlnionson, Nlary Clement, Carmen Valencia, Sue Brennen, Ruth lvlason. Priscilla lVlorgan, Kathy O'Donnell, Maury Torstenson. Pat Fll1',IJilt Sims, lwargo Stanlev. THIRD ROVV: Diana Di-Freez. Leila Wallmridge. Rocio Cahezas, Mary O'Donnr-ll, Nlargaret lVlartin,'Kathv Christiansen. Sharon llarvev. .loan I Nleciloin, Leslie Riclirnonct. Veronica Vvallcer, Alice Link, Shirley Slliplllitll, Cathy Fitzsinnnons.' l.incla Stohrer. Beverly Slileiiter, Annahelle Parsons, lflizaheth Desalvo. page 85 The Crisiobclles Al Di Ln xg- CLASS E Q, Z 5 E Z E E Long, Tn' Ja file ' S . I T4 In Living Uvlor .IF at 3 x 1 ax a' my K A .' t lo i i 5 , TXHH W, Asilfilv 1 Lx i ,1 Jr ,- 7' T if I fi' WNY :if i ,, . L 5 3 4141 JW 3 Y 1 f r if 5 Al. f' 5 2 53537 1 ' 2 gg g As'-Q X ,W 41 'wwf 5 Page 86 IC Hoolvnunny Finale SSEMBLIES ' 1,-. f SLA Vi.-I 'i uvvunled. Dvml or Alivcu 3 5. .. 5 5 4? 1 Q Q i 5 . 3 ' i f Hello Muddall. Hello Fucldalf' Broadway is My Bruin HMMC., The Knuvc of Hcnrlsn E ' if? ,1 The Ping Pung Cllnnxpsn Page 87 These liddly-wink games nn' murder! lun z Q P .is H Hey. gf! out of the wny P- I can lick nnyonn in this plum-U -..nlllIL. - X ix .lusl ul I lllouglli! Pfnyfzuyff W . Mn mul pn Kvltlf- Page 88 SIIHICIC tIlPnl QUOJ lg - WQA T -Qc' 'v H xx I 9- 35960 s L04 ANN? J..:u'T'JTNT-7' I 9 ,Q L N R .N kk Ll : l m x I WIA IH A R , .A .k H ,E wr 3 g.,,4 Il xqi 'XII 6 x gx 12 M if Qui Fgxkmk OR ' X X, X 'f H1 9 ff XJ N , 5-X ft H K. f 'R' P V Y P iw xxx. x. 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F001BAll r V Page 90 LEV1' TO RlGHT: Jim Moore. 140 lbs., QB: Doug Billison, 174 llxs., Eg Nlirlcey lV1cEllione, 150 llJs,, E: Jack Blair, 172 llos,, E: Bob Burgener, 155 llvs., E: George Evans, 140 llls., G: Dan Jones. 175 T3 George Kanclrin, 155 lbs., C, Team Capiain: Woody Smilll, 184 lbs., T: VVally Brians, 139 lbs.. HB: Skip Berger, 167 llzs., Cy Ray Ramirez, 158 llms., HB: Vvayne H011-claw, 206 llzs., G: Bill Doclcery. 140 lbs.. E. EAM '1 1 HRD ROVV Leo Pwui on Bl H in v VV uyne gnu! 1 iobn iviorm mu Hamor, ,om Su IVAIH, Ro crl iiwnms, Ro c-ri Vvlii, .inn C unnn, T In C ir , Jm: ' B nir, Doug Bi ison, Dzlnu Hug ICS FOURTH ROVV: K.n Knrpinsici, Joim Sanders. Deon Greer, Doug Smiiin, Miiirr iiilzpatricii, .infii Sanders. Louis Valencia, Eric Emesl. VVuyne Hoilz-vinw.Anniimi Dv.1r'sI1s.BN'Hl Milcbcli. Dennis F0rSgrBI1. WllilCf FFLOIIIIYSOH. The 1963 Season .yen I I-ii. 'zzz i F In ilfiiii F110 Rifiiiviiz Davici Vviicier. 1115 ii1s,, HB1 fjrrin Cicmenl. 120 ibs., QB: Don MCCUIIOLIQII, 140 ibs., HB1 Cinris Xvn-nn, 160 lbs., G5 .ion Jorslnci, 170 lbs., T: Puncixo Niolln, 175 lbs., G-C: .iniln Sunciors, 145 iims., HB1 Ken Kzxrpinsiii, 165 lbs., FB. Us-.,. L. JA Jamboree, Sept. 27: C.H.S. 35, C.Z.C. 6, B.H.S. 0, S.D.A.C. 0 October 4 Cristobal 40 ........ ............... S chools Div. A.C. 0 October ll Cristobal 6 ..........,......................... CZ. Cnllf-gc 6 October 18 Cristobal 53 .................,..,....,.,.,,,,, .,.,,,,,, B alboa I5 October 25 Cristobal 15 --...... ............... S cboois Div. A.C. 0 November 8 CTiSf0b-Hi 6 ---4-------.--.-.................... CZ. Coiiege 21 November 15 Cristobai 15 .......,....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,., B alboa 0 Palm Bowi, Nov. 27: A11-Stars 7, C.Z. College 6 M031 VAL ABLE PLAYER 0rrin Clement Orrin Clement is one of the most outstanding men ever to piay football in the Canal Zone. Although he weighs on1y 129 pounds, many times during this past season he outpiayed rival quar- terbacks who were much heavier. He is a very versatile man and can both run and pass. His rushing average is 6.0 yarcis per carry, a recorci which few quarterbacks anywhere can match, and he is an accurate passer, both on Long passes and short passes. His completion recorci is 56.2W, an average which piaces him up among the hest of the nationys passers. His abiiity on offense is shown by the fact that during the Page 92 past season he personally accounted for gains totaiiing 1050 yards and a total of 75 points. He was chosen as quarterback for the A11-Zone team marie up of the eieven best Zone players, and was the on1y Cristobal piayer to he chosen unanimously. He quarterhacicecl the A11-Stars in the Palm Bowl and Ieci them to victory over Canat Zone Coiiege for their first victory since 1958. Best of aL1,.he was a Junior this past season and thus has another year to piay for the Tigers. TRACK ltgassfs fe ,vi 'Yr 2 f-flags, . A' ' Q, vm- FRONT ROG: Jon Jorstnd, Remunclo Pacheco, Bob Moniesclams. Richard Hull, Vvilliam Hnnlcy Thomas Benero. Fred Ryan, Jack Sanders. CENTER ROVV: Ralph Morales. Mike Ryan, Bob Burgcncr, Mike Bnmnick, Ray Ramirez, Reginniclu Lum, David Wilder, Bill Doclcery, Bill Aciieson, John Sandi-rs Coach Moser. BACK ROVV: Mike Sullivan. Chris Wren, Mark Trosfffli, Maiillcw Bans, .Iniln Fvillvr John Hoisko. Mantel Mnixliilores, Mika: Davila, Vvnlly Brinns. '53, nf ' 9 if-if Y ' L f- V 1,4 A ?....,,, M- ' f , , I e 4' if , I .r 'J 5 'I Q if ' 1' 6 . .0,, K 1 r - iw .r ,f Aff' 4' W f , N: P 'Q- x. K, - . ' IN ,Mimi V: - i. .1: , - .ir A BASEBALL TEAM ,ggi - if auf fffye 'W' ,- u QTWWLK W ,105 'Zim T 'AT :sbs i . 'ia L AN XT -.L L 7 I . --I. f, , U, r . A.. y , X MN WN., Ricimrci Huicunsnn, Skipper Berger. VV:-xiiy Brians. Jack Sixncicrs, David Vviicicr, iviiciicy MCEih0ne, Ruy Ramirez. STANDANG: Biii Docicery, Gregory Haimnson, Joiln Sanders, Kenny Kur- pinsici, Lcsiie Higilicy, Grant Sllliligpfunctilfm Niolln, NOT Doug Biiiison. fi is SK wi gg , . '99 ff W Any , 1 U wi. in 'A' r':5':'fQf2' . 7-I .. 5 5 ix' -if 31- K L6-L VARSITY BASKETBALL : ' I gk x 'r 5 1 NI, W KNEELING: Jim Moore. AIex Ramirez, Orrin CIem0nt, Woody .IoIms0n, Fred I.incIc. STANDING: Robert Bergener, Jack BIuir, Mike Baranick, Dan Jones. Mark TrosetI1. JUNIIIR V RSIIY J I .W is MW if KNEELING: .IuIio Smith, Jose Vasquez. .Iim Cronun, Erin Ernest. Ronnie Rotmrtson. STANDING: Reimundo Pacheco, Leslie HigI1Iey, Tom Coffin, BnI1 SnncIers. CIlris Vvrenn. Page 95 RUSL'lllXlI'y EQPEIFKEOII Cuplnin V RSITY CHEERLEADERS f, C' X Lcf K, f -QEV K Cnrol Lufmix E ..E.. , ,.......,., ..... , A Vxifggffgi ' Carol Lacroix. Sue Soyslur, Dianne Asbury. Sandy VV4-igle, Rosemary Reardon, Judy Palumbo, Peggy neH Nlnrcon , Bernie Balvinvcz, f E Bvrnic Bnlxinccz fc fC Diana- Asbury Sue Soyslcr Peggy Nlnccnrmf-II Page 96 f MAJURETTES Mimtflelle Renier Kathy Pennington Donna, Vacllc Page 97 LEAGUE fm X X FRONT ROVV: Margaret Marlin, Mzigaly Alayun. Sandy Vveigle. Rina Alayon. Nina Clmppell. BACK ROW: Nancy Hulclquisf, Peggy Macfconnell. Carla Clmrnlmrs, .lurly Palumbo. Gayle Feillnr. Bernie Bubinccz. Janine Beclsworill. 6IRl'S B SKETBALL B imc E , s,x .2 6' E ,, . 5 5 V I FRONT ROVV: Kathy Scllielle, Carol l,.:iCrnix, Damell Will. BACK ROW: Jean Vvallter, Dinne Page 98 Asbury. Sue Soysicr. Eleanor Lewis, Linfln Jolinson, Gloria l.:-lnirlia-r, Nlnrinnne Fields. 1 , F I l E E FRONT ROW: Peggy Nlacconnell, Bernie Balxinecz. .lualy Paluunlao, Ninn Chappell. Audrey Duncan. BACK ROW: Rosemary Reardon, Janine Beclswortll. Violvlu Fuentes, Gayle Fetller, Hilda Hotslco, Carla Chambers, Sandy Weiglif. Margaret Martin. GIRl'S V0llEYBAll B LEAG E FRONT ROW: Leslie Dugas. ljhu Tigvrt. Carol Lacroix. Darnell Will. Nlary Ann Fields. BACK ROVV: Diane Asbury, Sue Soysh-r, ljmln lolnnson, Fl:-onor lfwis, Ruilm Mason, Sue Rosroc-, Gloria Lelaicliz-r, Dorollny Harper. Page 99 TENNIS TE S I it KNEELTNG: Fred Lincic, Jim Caslagno. Joim Suiiivan, Coach Viii. KNEELTNG: Nina Cilappeii. STANDING: Curia Cilamibers STANDING: Ruibert Bergemer, Pancim Matin, Mike Furio, Dom- Rina Aiayon. Jill Beech, Gaiye Fetier, Magaiy Aiayon. SWIMMI Ti TE M Immun! ml ,wwdllm Egfr SEATED: Oscar Roura, Giimioy Hixon. Sum Paiumino, Juciy Redmond, .iuciy Wiiiiums. STANDING: Skipper Burger. Nancy Hopkins, Papo Vaiencin, Vvoociy Smilii, Carmen Vniencin, Tits Fuvnnics. Page T00 ff U UUR LEADERS x Higiiif Q N -- f' Q' .....-- I A 4, '. 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LILLY Compliments Of 5, CQMPANY, INC, IACKSON STEAM LAUNDRY Masonic Temple INC. Cristobc11,Cc1nc1l Zone Tel. 7,3353 Compliments of BOYD BROTHERS STEAMSHIP AGENCIES. LTD. P 107 Compliments of L. K. COFER AGENT Boom 111 Captain of the Port Building Balboa, Canal Zone Compliments of Telephones: Office Balboa 2-2572 and 2-2998 Office Cristobal 3-3206 PEIKARD, R.P Compliments of ALHAMBRA CLUB Visit the New Typical Spanish Restaurant Spanish Meals - The Best Service' in Colon In Front ot Old Colon Railroad Station Front and 8th Street - Colon, PP. Tel. 7-1920 Colon Free Zone Compliments ot SMOOT Y HUNNICUTT, S.A. Chevrolet- Buick - Opel Oldsmobile Colon Tel. 7-1820 or 7-1821 Pzige 708 Iq0Vl'l'.S l.iillC See Ronnie. wc- :lid pu! ymlr pinlure in. M 4 K4 L. 3-5 ' Hrrhl? StHiF'WilfIlll'TS.'. ljIlll!'l'CIilSSllll ll ill VV0l k?? So wlmt nre you llxrec looking nl? Shake! .MC und Hly SPIHJUVVS: B, Mk f iv y, ,' . 3 .L N k ,, jf ' k u v 1 'ru M ,M we-M - ,. W . , . A mm A . P L L. . W ,uw K A ,. 13.191- . M .v .Qs z My , .., N 'K f- K ag .X , J S'-, ' V . f f . K y ' 'Ewa -f,. - s m, .1 J , u . ,, N A ' Allwg, !f g...,,. ,, f Q f ,A 'ww - 1-f - w if U -A ,, 5 W 'N' H . 1: gy sr Hcome und lrip il ns you go. on tlle, light fantastic l0e.U VVlmlcIm got lllere Maury? ,, Que pasa. nqui? Page 109 Compliments of WILFCRD 61 MCKAY, INC. Steamship Agents cmd Brokers Masonic Temple Cristoboti, Ccmoii Zone Compliments of THE PANAMA CANAL T ARPON CLUB Gatun, C. Z. Compliments of MAVIS' BEAUTY SHOP Front Street Tel. 7-0480 Comp timents of AUTOAC Quality Parts and Accessories For All Cars Colon, RP. Tel- 7-3346 Congratulations to the Class of ,64 from THE UN HOLY FIVE Q ,i 3' . h L.1m w W-ff +A L, f - - I llibiinifi- 'N-' ,,,8 :L Y ' Q I :I , ,. ' K A'fiQ'3f5 1' 'H -fm ,H 4 ,W A A fi a. , , . , gf 1 . - 1 ww' Af vw 9 ' - Y k A X. .53 W 17 'J fi J ai Vx M f S' ' A fa, , , X Ag x. 3 W , , .A V I, gk ,. k f , . ,WA j 1, - 4 , 7 , . , ', K x -I.. K -Vg, 6 A . 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H' . ff A -.N f-. w'N ,f - ' . .La WW' . am A x3?.qq51 -.,- ,f , ,, , W ' f - 1 x 3-., .m - :- , A K - .Je r1fiif5A'y,M L- .83 r W r A - on-v H.-Ip slump .lunior-Senior Prom I 1 ,,,v 1 out y e Q ,l ..., ,A Tllvil 'Mill' Red Riding Iulnml gnid to ilu- Big BNI fonts! firvs! Carol, mlirl you know you lmvc lilllc bugs in ynur lluir? U . . . 1 ' W - ,ff R Q Us Tnrylon Slnokvrs would FRIHICI' figlll nlilll f'llIlllgl'. -1 Hvy. our frog is lurningf inlu n prinrv! page 111 Compliments of E. I. BERGER LA UNICA -- Furniture Store- - Latest Styles of the Finest Quality of Mahogany Furniture Located on the corner of 8th and Front Streets Tel. 7-0200 Colon, R. de P. Aptdo. 427 Congratulations to the Class of ,64 f rom MARGARITA BEAUTY SALON Margarita Servicer Center Tel. 3-1642 Congratulations to the Senior Class from FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Canal Zone Program Compliments of ROYAL NETHERLANDS STEAMSHIP CO. Cristobal, Canal Zone MOT TA INTERNATIONAL, S.A. Pg H2 x ,...4..-d- Aww A. -y-..,,., gym ld This wiii Ianni: you SIINIICS in slimy nul of ,ii-I lvrrilury, 4 9 A f:,f .M . ' wmgqq V91 '12 Mmm l.Ill llii lllillly yC'ill'S oiai, Q ' g gg .mari .. gi I f ii X fiiiigqgxi ...MA , ' ffz?a! fuwfMAv +fQ Eff:- im L ' V , 1 J Fvki A mouse' Pssli Look wimis running nruunmi wilil Nuncyis boyfriend. f fi fab. ig- lt ,-'- l..g'Fi7 E, - 'ln 3 ,rn ,R A vb...- I' ff ' fi-2, M.. V. N . 4 iv ,i,b vi H , - limi-iryv, vnu-i wurici. Aii rigill, wim lrippcci? Page 113 SCHERING CORPORATION Panamerica, S.A. SCHERING CORPORATION Bloomfield, New lersey WHITE LABORATORIES Kenilworth, New lersey AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC LABORATORIES Madison, Wisconsin Compliments of , Compliments of CONTINENTAL ELBERT S. WAID SHIPPING POST NO. 2 CORP. France Field, C. Z. Cristobal, C. Z. in I , , . K .,. 14 , i -kl '- A f , Q .r ig Q' s 525 1 2 .Mx A f A .X V f QA-Q Y 5 17 ,, rf 'V gf if 3 1 .M A 1110218125 4'Pid0llliC?n Sit Jnwn amd mlrive right, Nance! ! f'M ' I ', T ....., a.M...fs, ,M , 5 , M1 ,n,.,,,. , ,.,.,,,,M ,MW ,. W7 5 vs A Y .. Ulu, mlulnnln Q as 'W 1 Y 25 1 HAL, vnnu- lranrlc. 'fs not 'l'l IAT bXllI.u .,J 1 . Cvnuinv IUUCMD fnollmll In-rncs mesh Incl: ul lim! rruzy girl lmnging on llue ln0lim'oplvr.u nvvuifll l gm-I my lmmls on Drayton! Page H5 Compliments of Congratulations Class of 1964l PANAMA FREE PORT 119911 CORPORATION Colon Free' Zone Colon Ponormo Compliments ol REFINERIA PANAMA, S.A. Puerto Borhior Lots Minors Colon, Rep. de Poncrmci 3, an Q 54 Look, Ma, no cavities. Ella, don-. Compliments of GATUN YACHT CLUB f- ' A 71 w-I 5 'Q fm M ' A . f' . K '-.he 4' fffg g ' xv If X . -m.!, l XX 5 A 1 J' N Q A X gsm: 3, MIHOI, mnrror on the wall . . . v , H K - Wow! Look nt this scorching love-letter! Jun, lluvm-n'I ynu got lhnl logu on yet? Ah. 'fwr'ren't Illllllillz Cnnch. Page H7 With Best Wishes cmd Success to the Closs of '64 from CRISTOBAL CANAL ZONE LODGE NO- 1542 BENEVOLENT 5. PRo'r1-:c'r1vE oRDER OF ELKS COMPANIA INTE CANA Compliments of GU-LETTE SA- 'rAGARoPULos, s.A Zoncr Libre de Colon BOX 443 R' de Panama Tel. NO. 7-3327 Telefonos: Colon 1560-1561 Colon Panama Toni I Paper Mate Compliments of ALMACEN FONG With a 5c and 10c Departmen 9th and Bolivar Avenue Colon, Republic of Panama Compliments of BECTON DICKENSON 6. CO., S.A. Colon Free Zone Compliments of LA ISLA DE CUBA Front Street Colo ATTIAS' Fourth of Iuly Avenue Pan Compliments to the Class oi '64 CAIN BRCTHERS. INC. World Wide Moving Service Tel. 2-2973 PC. Box 2017 Balboa, Canal Zone D Page 120 TIGER BUUSTERS Maj. and Mrs. D. Aguilar Sf Sgt Osvalclo Alcaraz SFC ancl Mrs. Rafael Aliceo Miss Anderson Mrs. Luz De Aquilar Robert R. Amolcl Sgt ancl Mrs. Aroclio Santalis Arturo Sgt and Mrs. Autmin William J. Balweaclx Mr. A. B. Baenz Sgt ancl Mrs. Baker Lee Banks Mr. Paul Beck SfSgt Wesley C. Bowers J. P. Bowman D.A.C. Eleanor R. Branclt Sgt C. M. Brewer R. S. Brogie Mrs. Bart C. Brown Mrs. Lita Brown Mrs. Tlmeoclore Brown Mrs. C. L. Brumlsclow Mr. and Mrs. Femanclo Bruno Stena Bryan Mr. ancl Mrs. Paul Cain Mfsgt Amland Callo Mr. and Mrs. Canalml Carey Mrs. Ella Carr JoAnn Carr Mrs. Peclm Claainez Mr. and Mrs. Eclclie Clmvvz SFC and Mrs. Cintron Capt. and Mrs. H. D. Clayton Ronald R. Coleman Maj. ancl Mrs. E. F. Condinn SP4 Harry Cool: Sgt and Mrs. Cool: Mrs. M. H. Copeland SfSgt and Mrs. Cortez Lt. and Mrs. Coryell Sgt ancl Mrs. Courtois Mr. and Mrs. Cross Capt. and Mrs. Currier Capt. ancl Mrs. Dade Charles R. Dade SP4 VV. R. Dauling MfSgt and Mrs. Segundo M. Davila Mile Davila Mr. ancl Mrs. Davis SfSgt Geo. R. Dawson SfSgt and Mrs. Ronald Deaton Sgt ancl Mrs. Denny Capt. and Mrs. Dexter Sgt ancl Mrs. Diaz Lt. ancl Mrs. Jolln Dielil Sgt and Mrs. Dobbs SP7 and Mrs. J. M. Doclcray SFC and Mrs. N. A. Doney Mrs. Dougli R. L. Duloz Mrs. J. T. Dunn Capt. and Mrs. A. J. C. Egle lst Sgt Harry V. and P. Enston SP5 Harole Espy SP4 Evans Mr. and Mrs. Futtorosi Lt. C. H. Fey Mrs. Ester V. Flores CVVO and Mrs. M. H. Foumier Mrs. G, French Mrs. J. T. French Sgt I-incl Mrs. Friclc Sgt ancl Mrs. Fue W. J. Gansen Mfsgt W. H. Gay Mr. and Mrs. R. Gegg CVVO and Mrs. Glu-nt PFC Glaclstone Mrs. A. Gomez Capt. VV. E. Gonzalez Mrs. E. P. Gonzales Leo J. Green Gene Gregg MfSgt Hains Mr. ancl Mrs. Halcanson Ronalrl O, Hale Sgt and Mrs. Halloway Lt. and Mrs. T. Harcly Mrs. M. S. Harualiclxer Jolm H. Haursley J. J. Haynes and Family CTC and Mrs. R. J. Hclnmcy U.S.N. Mr. and Mrs. Heppenlieimcr M.D. Hr-rrnenegilrlu SfSgt and Mrs. J. E. Herron Sgt and Mrs. Hinson SFC and Mrs. Hobbs SPS and Mrs. D. Horlglrins Mrs. E. VV. Hoclgkins Lt. J. D. Holt. Capt. and Mrs. VV. E. Hoplcins Rex C. Hopson Mr. and Mrs. Humpliery Capt. and Mrs. Hutcliinson Mr. and Mrs. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Jaen Mrs. Clmrles Jolmson Sgt and Mrs. C. Jolinson Cliarles E. Jones Mr. anrl Mrs. Jones Pauline Jones Sgt and Mrs, Kam Mr. Edward A. Kelly Spffi Kramer Sgt and Mrs. Lotto Mrs. lauren Josepli V. Lawrence Sgt and Mrs. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Le Deaux Dr. and Mrs. Levins SFC Jagmel Al Lopez SfSgt Lopez Mr. ancl Mrs. C. M. Louis Mr. ancl Mrs. C. F. Maedl SFC and Mrs. S. S. Marrow, Jr. U.S.N. Tom and Marilyn Marsh TIGER BUUSTERS SFC and Mrs. F. Martinez Sgt and Mrs. Marquez .totln Mason Sgt and Mrs. Maszlciewicz B. R. Mazzoni SPf5 ancl Mrs. VV. H. McAllister Ste. and Mrs. .l. Mccants R. A. Mcclcan Thomas McGee Mr. and Mrs. MCGUIT Sally Mctzimans Mr. R. L. Meltaerg Capt. and Mrs. C. S. Merlino SPf5 and Mrs. J. E. Mr-ni:-tc. .lr. Mr. and Mrs. Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Metzgnr D. C. Miller SfSgt anct Mrs. N. L. Mitler Sgt and Mrs. H. Miner PVT. M. L. Moorv Mr. Moore lrma Morales R. L. Morery Sgt and Mrs. Morgan Capt. and Mrs. Morin Mr. and Mrs. Paul MOSCI' Slc, Robert F. MUlFilllY Mr. F. C. Myer. Olga Myers Lt. mul Mrs. C. D. lvirliorson Sgt. and Mrs. Nita-s Louis M. Nincr MF. rlilllles NOTIIIHII SFC. und Mrs. F. M. Orusio .tolm VV. O'Duniel MfSgt. and Mrs. B. l.. Orslnielmt Spffi Owens Mr. anft Mrs. Page Sgt and Mrs. Page Sgt and Mrs. Pnliarrl t.ulco C. Palumbo Capt. VV. H. Park:-r SPf4 Parker MfSgt Mrs. R. J. Patrick SFC. and Mrs. T. V. Peet: Mr. uml lvtrs. R, I.. Pennington Maj. anct Mrs. Penrose Lt. and Mrs. C. A. Perry USN Sgt and Mrs. R. VV. Perry. Jr. U.S.N. Mr. and MTS. JHIIIES PERU Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Plic-mister Rutlxio Quoriorlo Riggs B. E. Rartmnskc- .l. I.. R1-ilugu Mr. anct Mrs. Charles T. Reeves Mr. nnrt Mrs. D. B. Rice C.'t'.L. anct Mrs. Rictlarclmnycr U.S.N. Capt. and Mrs. Gary Riggs Gila:-rio Rivera Mrs. Jael: Roberts Stc. Curipictes Rodriguez MfSgt Louis Rodriguez SfSgt. and Mrs. Virgilio Rodriguez Sgt and Mrs. Rogers Sgt Roura Mrs. Helen Rusliing Lt. Col. D. Sactlse Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Saenz Sfc Manuel Sanclmz Mfsgt and Mrs. Ttlonms J. Sancliez Sgt ami Mrs. Sancliez SFC. Feo Gonzalez Santo Pvt. Satclicll Sm. Gusline Sauillan Lt. Col. nnrl Mrs. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Sayoc lVlr. and Mrs. V. R. Sem-lcy Mr. Sellns Ctlarlcs V. Sctleidegg Diane Sclieiaiegg Mr. and Mrs. Franli Srotl i.l. Col. unit Mrs. Srolt Sgt and Mrs. Shields Mr. Stiipmnn Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sims Mrs. Allred F. Smitlx Jr. Sgt and Mrs. R. G. Smitti Lt. and Mrs. R. Smittl Mr. ancl Mrs. Smitty Sgt and Mrs. Sola C. R. Soulreys Mr. Spitzer Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stearns MfSgt and Mrs. Stevenson SFC. and Mrs. Harry L. Stewart Capt. and Mrs. Stotlrer Lt. Col. and Mrs. VV. M. Sullivan SPf5 and Mrs. Vvizcnz Suroivic Marion Taylor Sgt ancl Mrs. Ttmmtun Mrs. Vernan Totiuer Sfsgt M. C. Tomlin Sgt and Mrs. Alexander Torres Sgt and Mrs. Trolsero Sgt Rotnert l.. Turner Mrs. M. B. Tytant Sgt and Mrs. Vigit Mary K. Vvatson Mr. and Mrs. Margo Vazqur-z Mrs. Margot Vazquez Sli: nnrl Mrs. E. B. Wann Capt. and lvlrs. Jury Ward SFC E7 and Mrs. R. H. Vvarren Lt. fig., and Mr. .tolln Vvatt U.S.N. Pit. I. W. Webb Mr. anct Mrs. West Mrs. Bobbie Whisman Mr. and Mrs. Tracy P. Vvliite t,t. D. A. Vvittiams U.S.N. Mr. and Mrs. Wills Sgt and Mrs. M. VV. Vviltstiire Mrs. C. L. Woggy Str. Tlmmas A. Wolla- C. B. Vvomts, Jr. R. H. wright SFC. and Mrs. J. A. Vvyngar-rl SFC. Emotrio E. Ynnez Maj. unrl Mrs. Wm. H. Yorman Sgt nnrt Mrs. Young Page 121 Compliments of CANAL ZONE POLICE ASSOCIATION Cristobal Branch Next age 122 yenr the band gets new uniform I I k I L I ll d I 'VB' Como nn, IeIIas. The SODA POITS geliin warm. W1 Congratulations to the Class of ,64 ,N f GATUN GUN CLUB --, ., s. , . , hm nn emg 0 1964 CARIBBEAN STAFF EDITOR ............................................. ............... J ANET HOVERSON LITERARY EDITOR ........... ............. A LEX I-IEPPENHEIIVIER SENIOR EDITOR ..................................................................... KAREN WASZAK ASSISTANT SENIOR EDITOR .................................... CONNIE LASHER JUNIOR and UNDERCLASSIVIEN EDITOR ...... NAOIVII KUNTZ SPORTS EDITOR ............................................................ TOM HEPPENHEIIVIER ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR ...... IVIAOALY andRINAALAYON CLUBS EDITOR ..................,........................,...,..................................,. BETTY LEWIS ACTIVITIES EDITOR ............. ........... R OSEIVIARY REARDON BUSINESS MANAGER ............... ................ N ANCY HOPKINS ART EDITOR ......................................... ............. D ONNA VVONO ASSISTANT ART EDITOR .......... ................. V ICKI CLARK PHOTOGRAPHER ........................... ......... IA NIANCY HOPKINS ADVISOR ................................................................ .............. IVI R. REX HOPSON Iunior and Senior Class Pictures by ........................ FINLAYSON STUDIO Other Pictures by .......................... .................. ................ F O TO IVIASDEU Page 123 AUTUGRAPHS 60 315525-Qfz 11 11 011 3 KANSAS CITY 5. NIISSDLIRI LITHO. IN U,S.A. BY YEARBOOK HOUSE , Qin N , A E.4AlGAMAuR'A L'W1'!,'9E,Ef!,1'LfW 'mn K 1 M.. -:,' an-:ea . I Q If i viii - ' W 3 ' , 9 Q , 'S-' 13 go la. ' yy F2 riff PV, lx F lf, 9 if K . V- ', 5 S Y Lf ,VN . L E12 ffl i, ff? Vi F. if' ir k I. e FA 5 E2 Fi ' -' k Q, is - ' F: n,- g . g,.g. Q 5 5' 4

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