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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

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' . ,,,,...,,, TABLE OF CONTE T Administration and Faculty Seniors Hall of Fame Underclassmen Activities Clubs Sports Advertisers Index DEDICATIO A Teacher Advisor Friend To be a perfect teacher is something which no person can achieve so long as he has human feel- ings. But when a teacher possesses qualities of leadership, a true desire to instill learning, and above all, a sense of compassion, here is a teacher who is to be admired and respected. Such a person is . . . Mr. Gansen. Mr William J. Gansen 5 is gt A1 A: it iff 3 Q 'S a 55' 1 3 5 .0 ill . Qwv 5 . I 5 .A U U - We the Students High School in the X ,Wm of Cristobal Senior School Year 1964-1965 studied met thought participated learned . 3 competed at we .K ..., We ,, fi, dlxmi' 5- 'vip- ..2 '-Q ff P f F 1 Y l m wp Q ,, Q A'L IE it .,.. 3 'lf wa v' h if ,b i 'ffl' f 4-1. A X 5' A ., I Qs , f 9 Q 1 YQ- fi sk .MSL - , ,M - 1, 2' ','4f,. ' w, .. . 1 2,,sf-,x.+3z:.-K' Palnalnul Canal Company Administration Building ADMINISTRATIO AC I LT There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of thingsf, W. K. MARRIOTT SUPERINTENDENT AND STAFF MR. FRANK A. CASTLES Superintendent of Schools The staff consists of Mr. Frank A. Castles, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Victor Herr, Supervisor of Music, Dr. Kenneth E. Lake, Coordinator of Curriculum, Mr. John S. Pettingill, Assistant to the Superintendent, Mr. Theo F. Hotz, Assistant Superintendent of U.S. Schools, Mr. Lawerence E. Horine, Supervisor of Physical Education and Athletics, U.S. Schools, Miss Marilyn Flynn, Coordi- nator of Special Education, Dr. Charles Latimer Jr., Deputy Super- intendent of Schools, Mrs. Frances F. Sampsell, Supervisor of Instruction, U.S. Elementary Schools, Mr. David A. Speir Jr., Supervisor of Instruction, U.S. Secondary Schools, Mr. A. H. Byrd, Administrative and Budget Officer. BACK ROW Mr Victor Herr Mr John S Pettmgill Mr Lawerence E. Horine, Dr. Charles Latimer Jr., Mrs. Frances F. Sampsell. FRONT ROW: Dr Kenneth E Lake Mr 'Iheo F Hotz Miss Marilyn Flynn Mr David A. Speir Jr., Mr. A. H. Bvrd. SEATED: Mr. Frank A. Castles. 6 l l l PRINCIPAL The moment that you receive your high school diploma will signify far more J than the completion of a period of schooling. It will mean that now you are taking your place in the adult world. You will now be freed from what may often have appeared to you to have been the utyrannyv of high school. Soon you will be freed from the restraints that you may have felt were placed on you at home. Soon you will be making your own decisions. Your schooling and your training at home have been in a large sense preparation for this. How will you conduct yourself when you have your own decisions to make? PAUL L' BECK May l, with some hesitation quote for you, in slightly paraphrased form, the words of Robert Louis Stevenson to be applied as a standard of behavior. To lie honest, to be kind - to earn a little and to spend less, to make upon the whole a family happier for your presence, to renounce when that shall be necessary and not to be embittered, to keep a few friends, but there with- out sacrificing your standards - and above all, on the same grim conditions, to keep friends with yourself - here is a task for all your fortitude and delicacyf' . . . VAYA CON DIOS I . gitfi' ,. . ASSISTAN PRINCIPAL CARL F. MAEDL MARION B. TAYLOR Secretary Syracuse University JACQUELINE E. IVACNIQH Secretary Canal Zone College GLADYS O. DIAZ Secretary OFFICE STAFF Sue Roscoe, office assistant, helps Mr. Beck and staff with school information. Mr. Beck uses the announcing system in the office to relate important items to teachers and students. FACULTY Mr. Mowery's mechanical drawing class enables students to improve their talent and gives them a taste of modern architecture. I -rv ADAMARY ANDERSON RICHARD BAILEY ROBERT BERGER Girls' Counselor History Social Studies Guidance B.A., M.Ed. A'C-, B-A- B.A., M.A. Oklahoma City University Grand Rapids Junior College Florida State College University of Oklahoma Michigan State University University of Michigan Dramalics Athletic Council National Honor Society RICHARD W. BUCK Mathematics B.A., M.Ed. University of North Dakota University of Houston Junior Class N12 N' CHARLES M. BREWER JO ANN CARR VIRGINIA M. CONDINA MARY CONDON ROTC M3lhCmHiiCS Health, P-E. History, English Drill Team B.S., M.A. B.A. BS., M,A, University of Alabama Hunter College Northern Michigan College Junior High Dramatics Cheerleaders Univ:-rsity of Michigan S.A. Cashier I3 JUNE FATTOROSI LOUIS J. FATTOROSI VEVA FOLSOM W. H. GAY P-ll English, Speech Shorthand, Typing ROTC B.S., M.A. B.S., M.Ed. B.A., M.A. ROTC Rifle Team Southeastern Louisiana College Rutgers University Nebraska State College Girls' Rifle Team UI11Yfe1'SllY Of Smliheffl Debating Club Colorado State College M1SSiSSiPDi S.A. Funds Girls' Athletic Association Mr. Cansen, the senior economics teacher, teaches his Mr. Koziol points out to Juan Santos the important facts in painting classes how to spend their money. modern art. 4 '?' WILLIAM J. GANSEN ANNE D. GEGG EUGENE T. GREGG REX C. HOPSON History, Mathematics French, Spanish, Latin History English, Journalism B.A., M.A. B.A., M.S. A.A., B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Eastern Michigan University Cornell University Canal Zone Junior College Baylor Uniu-rsily University of Michigan Caribe Club, French Club Colorado Stale College George Peabody College University of Colorado Quill and St-roll, Yearbook Athletic Council i 'Ni' EDWARD A. KELLY EDWIN KOZIOL ETHEL M. LAURIE Boys' Counselor, Guidance Art, Social Studies Mathematics Librarian B.Ed., M.Ed. B.A. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. I University of Miami Michigan State University New York State University Indiana Universll Sophomore Class 1 nnls l MIS- FilU0T05i,S iHlCY1lS extend beY0Hd the gym- Miss Anderson and Mr. Kelly prove very helpful to seniors who are applying for colleges. GWENDOLYN LAWSON Y George Peabody College ROBERT MacFARLAND ALFHILD MAEDL EMMA L. MASON BERNARD R. MA Spanish, English English Science, Mathematics Mathematics B.A., M.Ed. B.A. B.A. B.S., M.Ed. Iona College Gustavus Adolphus College Randolph-Macon Woman's Lebanon Valley Co S. F. Austin College College Pennsylvania State 21 Club Freshman Class J . . ii-S -. gf ZZONI llege University ,lm ,,,- JO F. McDONNELL School Nurse R.N., B.S. Episcopal School of Nursing University of North Carolina ROBERT E. M4-CULLOUGH Social Studies B.S., M.A. St. Cloud State College Colorado State College sa,-J f SOPHIE MQLIMANS Household Arts B.S. University of Wyoming STEVE MERLINO ROTC B.S. Drexel lnstitulc of Technology gnu dm six Nea' ROBERT L. MOWERY JAMES D. NORMAN L. C. PALUMBO GRACE S. PFAU General Mathematics, Biology Elementary Science Reading Mechanical Drawing B.S., M.S. B.S. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.S. Michigan State University Northwest Missouri Valley City State College Indiana State College Oregon State University State College University of Minnesota Torrid Zone Wizards Junior High S.A. Nurse's Aides, Pink Girls it Q G E 0 O ' ' ' ' Mr. Hopson, Karen Hammond, and Rosy Donohue struggle with last minute details of the - ..4.fY5. aa? -L-........-.n....... ga. ,......,.. . .o . STK lwiamiggg: A Mr. Fattorosi stresses thc fact that students should not talk with their hands. I6 Tradewind. 'TW JAMES H. PFAU CHARLES T. REEVES Chemistly Science BS., M.A. RS., lVl.A. Valley City State College Arizona State University University of Minnesnta Driver Training Student Association 'i'Q,,.gv-Y ROBERT F. SHIPMAN DOROTHY SMITH Metal Shop English B.S., M.S. B-S-, M-A- Purtlue University Ohio Northern University Denver University Senior Class STELLA RIEFKOHI, Spanish B.A., M.A. New York University Columbia University iixiii. 'Yu JAMES E. STEARNS Spanish B,S., M.A. University of Florida Language Lab Club EARL C. SHARICK Special Education BS., M.S. Illinois State University FREDA L. STOHRER English B.A., MA. Jacksonville State College University nf Tennessee Thespians Mr. Mazzoni explains the fnntlamc-ntals of algm-lnra In his class. 'l ,. 'gOh, do we have to go thrunvli this affain'? 'lull , D 2: iw - 'C f I I , ks, , sl' B. K. THOMPSON HARRIETT YOUNG Music English B.S., MS. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. University of Tennessee Central Missouri State College Majorettes Louisiana State University Nurses' Aides NOT PICTURED DOUGLAS B. LITTON PAUL MOSER G .Vg M1 -rs This is an M-1 and I am Sergeant Brewer. Mr. Pfau and his zany chemistry class attempt an experiment -'mf-.43 N-.!v ,Q - v- A ---v V - -- - as ' F 1 L... -.,,,.-,- .. --V.. -- -J... fy. .fp .- . . I ,...,...,,. ...X A: .I . .-- , ,r it'-BJ'T' i' Hli. if - K 1 - -9 dx: f ' A hr R1--.. ..nv'g N 'L V 5 1' 1 :. Q, Culebra Cut IOR I see not a step before me as I tread on another yearg But I'11e kept the Past in Coffs keeping, - the Future his rnerey shall elearg And what looks dark in the distance, may brighten as I draw nearf' M. G. BRAINARD PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT NAOMI RUTH MASON July 2, 19473 Matawan, New Jersey. National Honor Society 3,4g Caribe Club 2,3,4g GAA 3,4g Torrid Zone Wizards 2,3g Glee Club 2,3g Nurse's Aid 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g All Stars: Volleyball 3g Soft- ball 2g Top Ten 3. SUSAN LOUISE SOYSTER April 15, 1947, Ancon, Canal Zone. GAA 4g Class Assemblies 2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,4g ROTC Sponsor 43 Class Treasurer 4g Home- coming Court 4g Intramurals I,2,3,4g B League: Volleyball 1,33 Basketball 1,3g A League: Softball 3, Volleyball 4. ALBERT C. MOTTA, JR. August 4, 19463 Panama, Republic of Panama. C Club I,2,3,4g A'21 Club 1,2,3,4-President 4, Student Council 1,2,4g Class Assemblies l,2,3,4g Class President 49 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4-Co-Captain 4, Canal Zone All Stars 2,3,4g All Zone 3,4. WALLACE STODDART BRIANS April 30, 1947, Nampa, Idaho. National Honor Society 4g Rifle Club lg Caribe Club I,2,3,4g 21 Club 2,3,4g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Class Vice-President 4g Homeroom Alternate lg Football 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4. SECRETARY TREASURER We, the Class of 1965, leave Cristobal High School with mixed emotions. We are proud to graduate and thus pass our first important milestone on the road to success, but we are also sorry to leave our carefree high school days. Ours is the charter class of Cristobal Junior-Senior High School-we are the first class to complete six full years in this school. To those of you who follow in our footsteps, we wish luck and a pleasant future. When you become a senior, keep in mind that it is a privilege, and use that privilege with the dignity which it deserves. As you pass through these halls, think of those who have gone before you-especially the people of this class, our personalities, our spirit of togetherness. Remember us for the deeds we have done. DIANA M. ARINGTON June 10, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. DIANE VIRGINIA ASBURY January 25, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. GAA 2,3,4Q Caribe Club 2,3,43 Class Assem- blies 1,2,3,43 Drill Team Sponsor 33 ROTC Sponsor 43 SA Secretary 3,43 SA Homeroom Representative 1,23 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Home- coming Queen 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 HB League: Volleyball 2,33 Basketball 1,2,3. JAMES A. BEDSWORTH February 3, 19473 San Jose, Costa Rica. GAYLE SANDRA BRUCE November 27, 19463 Margarita, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid 23 Pink Girls 23 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,4. .QM irra. LOUIS ALEXANDER AUSTIN, JR. April 10, 19463 Ancon, Canal Zone. ROTC 1,2,3,43 Drill Team 1,2,3-Commander 33 Com- pany Commander 43 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,43 Football 2,43 Swimming Team 1,2. VIRGINIA D. AUSTIN January 25, 19463 San Jose, Costa Rica. De- bating Society 4fPresident3 Caribe Club 3,43 Language Lab Club 43 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,43 Mock Election 43 Swimming Team 2. -r 'j,..4 VIVIAN ELAINE BUTLER January 27, 1947: Hartford, Connecticut. Nurse's Aid 3,4: Class Assembly 4: Mock Election 4: Caribbean Staff 4: Intramurals 3,4. DANIEL ANTONIO CALDERON January 11, 1948: Santurce, Puerto Rico. An- tilles High School: Student Council 1: Bas- ketball 2. Cristobal High School: French Club 3,4. ADELE JUNE BURNS June 10, 1947: Panama, Republic of Panama. French Club 2,3,4-President 4: Caribe Club 2,3,4: Nurse's Aid 1,25 Dramatics Club 1,2g Language Lab Club 4: Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Caribbean Staff 4. SUSAN M. BUSS July 16, 1947: Miami, Florida. Debating So- ciety 4g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES ANTHONY CASTAGNO April 11, 1946: Boston, Massachusetts. Fay- etteville High School: Football Ig Track I. Cristobal High School: Class Assemblies 3,4g Football 4g Track 4: Tennis 4. CARLA MAY CHAMBERS February 10, 1947: Margarita, Canal Zone. Caribe Club 1,2,3,4g Torrid Zone Wizarfls 2,3,4-Secretary 3: GAA 2,3,4-President 4: Debating Society 4-Secretary: Class Assem- blies 1,2,3,4: Homeroom Representative 4: In- tramurals 1,2,3,4: HA League: Basketball 3,43 Volleyball 3,4: Tennis 3,4. MAUREEN RUTH 'CHARRON August 16, 1947g Lincoln, New Hampshire. Nurse's Aid 2,3,4-3 Pink Girls 3g Class Assem- blies 3,4g Mock Election 4g Intramurals 2,3,4g Caribbean Staff 4. .IANICE ELAINE CHESHIRE April 24, 1947, Tampa, Florida. Nurse's Aid 2,3g Pep Club 1g Class Assemblies 1,2,3. swf' gg-f f27 ILEANA DEL CARMEN CINTRON December 12, 19455 Ponce, Puerto Rico. ORRIN PIERCE CLEMENT September 6, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. C Club 1 2 3 4-Secretar Treasurer 3 Presi 9 1 s y' - 1 ' dent 4, SA Assistant Treasurer 8, SA Treas- urer 4g Football 1,2,3,4+- Most Valuable Player 3g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN ELAINE CHRISTIANSEN January 12, 1947g Wichita, Kansas. Nurse's Aid 2,3,4g Pep Club lg Class Assembly 1. LARRY ALLEN CHRISTOPH September 16, 19475 Margarita, Canal Zone. National Honor Society 4g Caribe Club 1,2,3,4 -Vice-President 4g Torrid Zone Wizards 3,4g Class Assemblies l,2g ROTC 1,2,3,4-Battalion Commander 43 ROTC Rifle Team 3,4-Cap- tain 4g Homeroom Representative 1,3. RONALD WAYNE COLLINS September 3, 1947: Margarita, Canal Zone. TOMMIE NEAL COMPTON March 11, 1947: Ancon, Canal Zone. ROTC lg Class Assemblies 1,2g Swimming 4: Football Manager 4. JANET ANGELA CLUTE February 22, 1947: Margarita, Canal Zone. GAA 3,4: Debating Society 4: Caribbean Staff 4: Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: HA League: Softball 3: Volleyball 4. GEORGE WILLIAM COLEMAN September 8, 1947: Panama, Republic of Panama. Glee Club 4. SANDRA CAROLYN CONWAY June 12, 1947: Hendersonville, North Carolina. Hyattsville High School: Future Teachers of America 1. Northwestern High School: Future Nurses of America 2. Hendersonville High School: Future Nurses of America 3: News- paper Staff 3. Cristobal High School: Nurse's Aid 4. RICHARD LEE COOPER May 17, 1947: Margarita, Canal Zone. ROTC 1,29 Drill Team lg Usher Guard 1. NANCY EILEEN DELAPP August 11, 1947, Margarita, Canal Zone. GAA 1,2,3,4g Nurse's Aid 1,2,3,4g Pink Girls 1,2,3,4g Chorus lg Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Jamboree Queen 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. JACQUELINE ANN DENANY February 27, 194-73 Wasliington, Illinois. Q-'Q' JANE ANN FARIS December 1, 1947, Margarita, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid 1,2,3,4-President 4g Pink Girls 1,2,3,4-g Caribe Club 2,3,4fHistorian 4-g Dra- mutics Club 1,2,4g Marching Band 3,4-g Con- cert Band l,2,3,4g Class Assemblies 1,2,4. JORGE LUIS FERRER February 19, 1947, Santurce, Puerto Rico. Straubing High School: Football Emblem. Cristobal High School: Caribbean Staff. fir... BEVERLY ANNE DREYER April 17, 19416, Margarita, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid 1,2,3,4g Pink Girls l,2.3.4-g Class Assem- blies l,2,3,4-g lntramurals 1,2,3,4g A League: Volleyball 4. Homecoming Court 4. LYNN EGGER July 20, 1947, Margarita, Canal Zone. Class Assemblies 1,2g Intramurals 4. RICARDO HUMBERTO FONG, IR. July 27, 19463 Margarita, Canal Zone. Na- tional Honor Society 3,4g Torrid Zone Wizards 1,2,3,4-President 43 Caribe Club 2,3,4g Dra- matics Club 1,2,3,4g Chess Club lg Debating Society 4-Vice-President, SA Secretary. 2, Science Fair Awards 3. EDNA MAE FORSYTHE August 7, 1947, Panama, Republic of Panama. Pep Club 1, Class Assembly 1. GAYLE FETTLER January 14, 19475 Ancon, Canal Zone. GAA 1,2,3,4-Vice-President 4, Nurse's Aid 1,23 Pink Girls 1,2g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Homeroom Alternate 2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, A League: Basketball 2,3,4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4. CATHY FITZSIMMONS April 1, 1947, Berkeley, California. Torrid Zone Wizards 1,2,3,4-Secretary 43 Nurse's Aid 3,45 Debating Society 4, Pep Club Ig Class Assemblies 1,3,4. JAMES ABNER FROST May 3, 1945, Tampa, Florida. Class Assembly 1, Football 4. PHILIP EDWARD GABRIEL .Iune 9, 1947, Quincy, Massachusetts. AMELIA ANTONIA GARCIA March Il, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. Nurses Aid l,2,3,4--Treasurer 3, Seeretary 43 Glee Club 1,2,3,4-g GAA 1,2,3,4g Language Lab Club 4-President, Debating Society 4, Caribbean Staff 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4g A League: Basketball l,2. Class Vice-President 3. MICHELLE THERESA GOGUEN January 23, 1947g Margarita, Canal Zone. Pep Club lg Dramatics Club 1,2g Nurse's Aid lg Majorette l,2g Class Assemblies l,2,3,4g Intra- murals l,2,3,4g Swimming Team 1,2,3. EIRA ARLENE HANNBERG June 26, 1947, Margarita, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid l,2,3,4g Pink Girls 1,2,3,4g Class Assem- blies 1,2,3,4. SHARON HARVEY February 7, l947g Montrose, Pennsylvania. Nurse's Aid 2,3,4g Pink Girls 2,3,4g Girls' Rifle Team 45 Intramurals 3,4. '5a 44 WARREN ANTHONY GREGORY April 9, 1947, Baltimore, Maryland. Class Assemblies l,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Foot- ball 2. RICHARD JAMES HAKANSON September 9, 19473 Brooklyn, New York. C Club 3,4g ROTC 1,2,3,4g Class Assemblies 3,43 Baseball l,2. HILDA HOTSKO September 3, 19463 Colon, Republic of Panama. Pep Club lg Class Assembly 2, Intra- murals l,2,3,4g HA League: Volleyball 3. JOHN HOTSKO September 20, 1947, Colon, Republic of Panama. ROTC,1,2g Drill Team Ig Class Assembly Ig Track 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. MICHAEL F. HERRING June 30, l947g Ancon, Canal Zone. ROTC l,2,3,4g Rifle Team 2,3,4g Drill Team 3,43 Class Assembly 3. PATRICIA ANNE HOGAN February 7, l947g Tulsa, Oklahoma. French Club 2,3,4g Language Lab Club 4. BLANCHE ELIZABETH JONES February 26, 1947, Sego City, Virginia. Intra- murals 3,4. THOMAS HILLMAN JORDAN October 8, I948g Coco Solo, Canal Zone. Na- tional Honor Society 3,4-President 4, Caribe Club 2,3,4g Language Lab Club 4, ROTC Drill Team 3,4g National Merit Semifinalist 4, NSF Summer Study Program 3. J ON KENT JORSTAD March 18, 1947: Margarita, Canal Zone. 'g21 Club 2,3,4g MC Club 2,3,4g SA Alternate 3,4g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4-3 Football l,2,3,4g All Stars 3: Track 2,3,4. NANCY ANN KLUNICK November 24, 1948: Alton, Illinois. Dunton High School: Class President 1: Intramurals 1. Bellaire High School: French Club 2: Future Teachers of America 2. Winthrop High School: Drama Club 3: Glee Club 33 French Club 3. Cristobal High School: French Club 4g Dra- matics Club 4: Caribe Club 4. FREDERICK DONALD LINCK October 22, 1947: Detroit, Michigan. C Club 2,3,4g 2l Club 49 Homeroom Alternate 43 Basketball 2,3: Tennis I,2,3,4. ALICE ELIZABETH LINK November 1, 19465 Colon, Republic of Panama. Nurse's Aid 1,2,3,4-g Pink Girls 1,2,3,4g Class Assemblies 1,2. NANCY SUZAN LARGENT August 28, 1947: Panama City, Republic of Panama. Nurse's Aid l,2,3,4g Caribe Club 2,3,4g Debating Society 4: Language Lab Club 4: Girls' Rifle Team 4: NCTE Nomina- tion 3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CAROLINA ANN LEE March 25, 1946: Colon, Republic of Panama. BONNIE ELIZABETH MARQUARD ,lanuary 21, l947g Ancon, Canal Zone. Caribe Club 1.2,3,4g Class Assemblies 1,2,3.4g Home- roum Representative 3,45 Homeroom Alternate 2: Athletic Council 23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g li League: Softball 2. DONALD LEE McCULLOUGH Nlarch 6, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. 'i21 Club 1,2,3,4--Vice-President 45 National Honor Society 3,43 LC Club 2,3,4g Class Assemblies 3,43 SA Treasurer 34 SA Presi- dent 4g ROTC Battalion Executive Officer 4g All Zone fl-3 liaselmll 3,4. KRISTIN LEE MALLORY September 4, 19473 Toledo, Ohio. Spanish Club 1,23 Future Teachers of America 1,2,3,4g School Newspaper 3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LUIGI L. N. MANTOVANI November 6, 19473 Panama City, Republic of Panama. French Club 2,3,4-ViewPresident 4: Caril,e Club 2.3,4g Torrid Zone Wizards 1.2g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Debating Society 4g Language Lab Club 4-Russian Sector Chair- mang ROTC l,2,3g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4. 75' ANDREW JOHN METZGAR January 31, 19475 White Plains, New Y0rk. ROTC Ig Class Assemblies 1,2,3. MARY FRANCES O'DONNELL February 4, 19473 Ancon, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1,2g French Club 3.43 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RAMON OTERO, JR. March ll, l947g Bayamon, Puerto Rico. ROTC Drill Team 3,4g ROTC Rifle Team 3,4g Swim- ming Team 3. CATHERINE IRENE PARKER November 28, 19473 Ancon, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid 2,3,4g Pink Girls 33 Class Assem- blies 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Caribbean Staff 4. EDWARD PUGH May 31, 19455 Margarita, Canal Zone. Class Assemblies 1,2,3g Track 1,2. MICHELE RAINIER January 2, 19473 Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. Majorettes 2,3g Caribbean Staff 4, Class As- semblies 1,2g Intramurals 1,2,3g A League: Softball 3. asia 'fl I- .Spf JUDITH ANN PAULSON March 14, 19479 Corry, Pennsylvania. Debat- ing Society 4g Cheerleader 4, Freshman- Sophomore Dance Queen 2g 'S2l Club Carni- val Queen's Court 23 Homecoming Court 43 SA Representative 2,35 Class Assemblies l,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4-g Top Ten 2. MILDRED MARIE PAYNE November 7, 1946g Paterson, New Jersey. In- tramurals l,2,3,4g Av League: Volleyball 4. N JOSE RIOS August 21, 1947g Caygy, Puerto Rico. RAIVIONA RIOS April 19, 19463 Atlanta, Georgia. Chorus I,2,3: Clee Club 35 Future Homemakers of America l,2. 1 CATHERINE ANN REDMAN August 3, 19475 Charleston, Illinois. Pep Club lg Debating Society 43 Majorette lg Class Assemblies 1,25 Intramurals l,2. RONALD EDWARD RIEFKOHL March 27, 194-7g San Juan, Puerto Rico. 2l Club 1,2,3,4g French Club l,2,3,4g Class As- semblies l,2,3,4g Athletic Counvil 4g ROTC l,2,3,4g Outstanding Cadet Medal 2g ROTC Rifle Team l,2,3,4. PAMELA KATHERINE ROBERTSON November 16, 194-7g Margarita, Canal Zone. National Honor Society 45 Caribe Club 1,2,3,4 -Secretary 4g Torrid Zone Wizards 1,2,3,4-- Vice-President 4g Debating Society 4g Lan- guage Lab Club 4g Dramatics Club 45 Carib- bean Staff 43 Class Secretary 35 Class Assem- blies l,2,3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4. SUZANNE PATRICIA ROSCOE july 6, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid lg Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Intramurals I,2,3,4g HB League: Volleyball 3. DON ROSS February 17, 1947, Fort Jackson, Soutli Caro- lina. ROTC 45 Drill Team 4, Rifle Team 49 Track 43 Baseball 43 Swimming Team 4. MARILYN ROTH November 28, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. Caribe Club 1,2,3,44f'-President 4g Debating Society 45 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Class Vice- President 13 Class President 2, Homeroom Representative 3,49 Homecoming Court 45 Carribbean Editor-in-Chief 4g Mock Election 49 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Swimming Team 1,2,3,4. ZULMA YOLAN-DA SANTIAGO August 21, 1947, Halo Rey, Puerto Rico. ANA DELIA SANTOS ,lune 12, 19463 Toa Alta, Puerto Rico. Nurse's Aid 3,43 Pink Girls 33 Intramurals 3,4. FRED JOSEPH RYAN, JR. September 18, 1947, Ancon, Canal Zone. C Club 2,3,4g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Home- rooni Alternate 3g Track 2,3,4. ROBERT EDWIN SANDERS ,lune 19, 1946, Margarita, Canal Zone. Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Homerooxn Alternate 25 Football 43 'Tennis 3,49 Basketball 1,2,3. HARRY FISHER SIMONS May 17, 1947: Morristown, New Jersey. Fay- etteville High School: Football 2. Cristobal High School: ROTC 3,4g Drill Team 3,49 Class Assemblies 3,4. JAMES THEODORE SMITH lJCCl'IlllJC'I' 15, 1946: Kinston, North Carolina. Grainger High School: Hoineroom Representa- tive 25 Football 1,2,3g Baseball l,2. San Pedro' High School: Honieroom Representative 3: Baseball 3. Cristobal High School: Homeroom Alternate 4: Football 4: Basketball 4g Base- ball 4. WAYNE RUSSELL SEELEY September 5, 1947: 'llittlsvilltg l'ennsylvania ROTC 1.2: Class Assembly 4. LUANA JEAN SEYMOUR December 19, 1941: Bremerton, Washington, tk LARRY GLEN STANFORD February 17, 1947: Fort Worth, Texas. Burle- son High School: Football 2. Cristobal High School: Football 4. MARCO JOSEPHINE STANLEY November 130, l945: San .l0st', Costa Rica. Nurses Aid l,2,3,4g Pink Cirls 2,3g Draniatics Club 2.3.43 Debating Society 45 Pep Club lg Class Assemblies 2,4g Mock Election 4. LINDA FAYE STOHRER .lime 27, 19473 Bayshore, New York. Caribe Club 2,3,43 Nurse's Aid 2,3,43 Class Assem- blies 2,43 lntranmrals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM MICHAEL SULLIVAN Hay 10, 19473 Chcston. Pennsylvania. Boston College High Suhool: Cross-Country Team 1. Cristobal High School: C Club 3,43 Class Assemblies. 2,3,43 Mock Election 43 ROTC 2,3,4Q Drill Team 23 Usher 23 Caribbean Staff 43 Football 3,43 Track 3,43 Swimming Team 43 Baseball 4. LITA SARA TIGERT April 11, 19473 David, Republic of Panama. Nurse's Aid l,2,3,43 Pink Girls 1,2,33 GAA 3,43 Class Assemblies l,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 UB League: Volleyball 3g Softball 3. DONNA ELIZABETH VACHE September 24, 19473 Catskill, New York, Class Assemblies 1,2,3,43 Majorette 2,3,4-Captain 33 Mock Election 4. LILLIAN ELIZABETH TIIOMAS December 23, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. National Honor Society 4--Vice-President: Caribe Club 2,3,43 GAA 3,43 Debating Club 43 Nurses Aid 1,23 Pink Girls 13 Class Assem- blies l,2,3,43 Class Treasure-r lg Class Presi- dent 33 ROTC Sponsor 43 Homeroom Repre- sentative 43 Crzriblnwn Staff 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 B League: Volleyball 2 ROBERT BARRIE THOMSON December 30, 19463 Englewood, New Jersey. Auburn High School: Baseball 1. Cristobal High School: ROTC l,2,3,43 Drill Team 23 lfolor Cuard Commanrlvr fl: Football 4: Tennis 4. RICHARD R. VALENZUELA June 15, 19473 Phoenix, Arizona. MARIA EUGENIA VAZQUEZ September 7, 19465 Colon, Republic of Panama. Drama Club 1,2,3g Pep Club Ig GAA 2,3,4g Girls' Rifle Team 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CARMEN MAGDALEN A VALENCIA November 10, 19465 Santurce, Puerto Rico. Nurse's Aid 1,2,3,4-Q Pink Girls 1,2,3,4-3 Girls' Rifle Team 4g Class Assemblies 1,2,4g Carib- bean Staff 4g Intramurals 1,3,4g Swimming Team 3,4. ROBERT JOSEPH VALENTINE July 6, 1,9473 Mount Vernon, New York. Glee Club 13 ROTC 1,2,3g Color Guard 23 Usher Guard Ig Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Swimming Team 1. DIANNE CLAIRE VICK ,lanuary 27, 19473 Baton Rouge, Louisianl Newsletter Staff 4g Tradewind Staff 4. JOANNE CECILIA WALKER ,luly 5, 194-79 Ancon, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid 3g Pink Girls 3g Class Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g B League: Basketball 3. DONNA KAYE WERTZ July 7, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. Nurse's Aid 13 Debating Society 43 Class Assemblies l,2,45 Mock Election 45 Intramurals 4. SUSAN WILFERD April 20, 19473 Oakland, California. Caribe Club 3,43 French Club 3,45 Class Assemblies 1,2,33 Homeroom Representative 13 Caribbean Staff 45 Safety Committee 45 Intramurals 4. JOEL ,FREDERICK YODER December 30, 19463 Wyandotte, Michigan. Trenton High School: National Honor Society 35 Basketball 3. Cristobal High School: Na- tional Honor Society 45 Dramatics Club 43 Basketball 4. VILMA MARIE WILLIAMS October 21, 1936Q San Jose, Costa Rica. Na- tional Honor Society 43 Stamp Club 1,25 French Club 3,43 Caribe Club 45 Class As- sembly 45 SA Representative 1,25 Class Secre- tary 1. CHRISTOPHER JAY WRENN ,July 16, 19473 Margarita, Canal Zone. Na- tional Honor Society 3,42 'i21,' Club 2.3.49 C Club 2,3,43 Dramatics Club 3,43 Class Assemblies 1,2,3,45 Class President lg Class Vice-President 23 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3. NOT PICTURED JILL BEECH SHARON LEE DOBBS HARRY SAENZ GARZA ELIZABETH J EANE HARDWICK SUSAN R. MELHORN WILLIAM SMITH Seniors in Their More Serious Moments Carla has this problem .... CARLA CHAMBERS -Q ff 7 - 5 A .,-, ,.., , . X S VM 4 V fe is '5i442T1??iQ5i' , ,7,.. fe- - . H.. iw- of Fil '-iw'f4Y A hi ? ,, vt - fo.: .V f'.fj . 55 M, K K' Look out, Mr. Bock! Whafs the word, bird? CHRIS WRENN .IOANNE WALKER Q 'il 27' is f- i F' Ww- We, the people .... 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GAMQ X7l'QOf Wyan Zyzyfzlesf wzuyf 77.6112 10111112 1 ,70fllZlIG Zyflflgtjl' Last Will and Testament DIANE ARINGTON -ffr leaves her seat in English to Louise Russon DIANE ASRURY--leaves all the good times at CHS to Gloria Snow, Nancy Hulquist, Mary Ann Field, Margaret Mar- tin and Janine Redsworth LOUIS AUSTIN--leaves his position in ROTC to Robert Will, and leaves Charlie in the care of his brother VIRGINIA AUSTINfleaves her ability to flirt to any girl who wants to have lots of fun JIM BEDSWORTHfleaves his books for anybody who hap- pens to get them JILL BEECH- --leaves her Hlimey talk to anyone who cares to have a bash at it WALLY BRIANS-leaves to Tarzan a couple-thousand wilted palm fronds used for decorations GAYLE BRUCEgleaves all her good times in gym class to Joan DeLapp ADELE BURNS-leaves her friendliness to Andy Luna, and CHS to Kathy O,Donnell VIVIAN BUTLERfleaves the 3-must-be 'qwl Society to Sue, Kathy, and Dottie SUE RUSSfleaves very happily and very willingly the halls of CHS JIM CASTAGNOfleaves the front seat of his car to Tom Estrada CARLA CHAMRERSfleaves to Janine Bedsworth and Mar- garet Martin her ability to get along with Mrs. Fattorosi, and to Jack Sanders, her driveris license MAUREEN CHARRON-leaves to her brother Mike, all her good times in high school JANICE CHESHIRE-leaves willingly KATHY CHRISTIANSEN-leaves her senior year to her sister Chris LARRY CHRISTOPHW-leaves his position as spokesman for Mrs. Smithis 4-th period English class to any senior who loves to be dismissed early ILEANA CINTRON-leaves Mrs. Smithis English class to all the future seniors of CHS ORRIN CLEMENT-leaves his place on the cheerleading squad to Leo Paulson JANET CLUTE-leaves CHS to Lynn Johnson and Gloria Lelaidier, and her money to Leo Paulson GEORGE COLEMAN-leaves his seat at the organ to his sister, Denise RONALD COLLlNSfleaves Hall his athletic letters to Hol- lis Griffon D NEAL COMPTON-leaves his brother his hard luck in foot- ball. and Jack Sanders his dollar so he can go to Pina RICHARD COOPER-leaves the parties at Pina to Lynn Burleson, and his faithful Dodge to anyone who wants it NANCY DeLAPP-leaves the honor of being '6Jamboree Queen for CHS to her sister Joan, and uthe Jetl' to her brother Dee JACKIE DENANY-leaves to Chuck Denany and Mona Santa Ana all the fun of high school SHERRIE DOBBS-leaves her intellect to Sharon Fusselman, and her classes to anyone who's silly enough to accept them BEVERLY DREYERfleaves all her bawling-outs from Mrs. Smith in homeroom, to Jack Blair LYNN EGGER-leaves her all-purpose-mobile to the band- aids, feeling confident that they will put it to good use JANE FARIS-leaves her seat in Trig to her brother Ernie, and her position in the marching band and on all the committees to anyone who is willing to work hard JORGE FERRER-leaves nothing-What's there to leave? GAYLE FETTLER--leaves her eternal math problems to her brother John, her good times with a gym teacher to Maggie and Hiny, and her dirty NA league socks and shirt to Lynn Johnson CATHY FITZSIMMONS-leaves her good times in CHS to anyone who wants them, and her freckles to Gibby Hixon RICK FONG-leaves his termite-eaten string bass to Eugene Porter, and his time-consuming art work to Judy Fong EDNA EORSYTHE-leaves all the fun she's had in CHS to her brother Ed JIM FROST-leaves his parking place in hack of the school to Robert Will AMELIA GARCIA-leaves her dirty gym socks to Marianne Field, and her ability to get Mrs. Fattorosi's attention to Lauri Will HARRY GARZA-leaves to anyone who has an imagination, his cool jokes MIMI GOGUEN-leaves to Darnell Will the memories and laughs of history class and the good years of CHS, and her homework is for Dave Albanese WARREN GREGORY-leaves his abilities in chemistry to his sister Linda RICHARD I-IAKANSON-leaves his i'Silver Pidgeonv to any- one who thinks he is man enough to drive it ARLENE HANNBERGe-leaves the bench under the High School wing to Jim Lansberry to sit on alone, and her school spirit and fun at CHS to Jim and 'ther brotherf, Tracy Lansberry SHARON HARVEY-leaves her General Business workbook MIKE HERRING-leaves his ability to get into trouble to Lynn Burleson, who doesnft need it PATSY HOGAN-leaves CHS to Steve and Bruce Brown, if they want it HILDA HOTSKO-leaves the remains of Cristobal High to her brother James Hotsko JOHN HOTSKO--leaves his gym shoes to his brother James, and his seat in the auditorium to Sam Arington BLANCHE JONESfleaves her classes to Linda Loyde, and to Margaret Irwin and Virginia Green, all the good times they can have during their Senior year 5I TOM JORDAN- -leaves his sears received from the 'ibattle of the Senior Yeari' to all underclasslnen JON JORSTAD-leaves his parking space behind the gym to Robert Will CAROLINA Illili- -leaves her English classes and her car to her brother ALICE LINK- -leaves the job of mopping gym lockers, and writing themes, to Retty KRIS MALLORY---leaves to Rosy Donahue one used first aid kit and a new sounding board for her Senior Year LUICI MONTOYANI-leaves his unquestionable ability to do U.S. History to Tim Herring, and his knack for lan- guages to anyone crazy enough to take fl languages in their Senior Year RONNIE lN'lARQUARDfleaves her dirty gym socks to any Junior girl who could stand wearing them RUTH MASON-f-leaves her place as manager for 'CAR League to next year's student assistant. her utaxin to Rocky, and her wonderful senior year to Retty Jane Reif DON MeCULLOUCH-leaves his '4Old Tigern uniform to Les- lie Highley, and his teeth to Leo Paulson ANDREW METZCAR--leaves his man-eating reptiles to Jon Coffin PANCHO IXIOTTA---leaves Coach Litton some peace and quiet. also the HIW' and MMU boys to two other persons with last name beginning with HMC, and co-captain of the football team to Leo Paulson MARY O'DONNl'iLL-leavesi her seat in American Institu- tions to her sister Kathy, and her job very regretfully RAMON OTERO--leaves his two left feet to someone who is to take his slot on the ROTC Staff. Also, he leaves his seat in Mrs. Smitlfs room to whomever wants it KATHY l'ARKl'fR---leaves her dirty gym socks to her sister Ann, and her ability to do math WJ to her brother Dean JUDY PAULSON- -leaves CHS and all the cheerleaders to Leo Paulson and Jack Sanders ICDDIIC IJUCII leaves his typewriter to Maria Kerly so she ean finish messing it up MltIHlCI.li ltAlNllClt- - leaves her ability to eat to Pam Vache, and her ability to get into trouble to Tim Herring CATIIY REDMAN- leaves her school spirit to Mary Clement RONALD Rll'il KOHlffleaves the sehool weights to anybody who can lift them JOSE RIOSS-leaves Tom Renero a milk pail RAMONA RIOS- -leaves all her headaches, hobblcs, sleep- less nights, and inkless pens to her sister Georgia Rios PAM RfIRERTSON----leaves uThe Rombw to Nancy Huldt- quist and her blush to Bill Montgomery SUIC ROSCOEfleaves her good times in her Senior Year to anyone who wants them FRED RYAN- leaves the nickname ulleteri' to Jack Sanders MARILYN ROTH--leaves her position on the Homecoming Court to Nancy Hulcltquist, and Mrs. Condina to Eleonor Lewis 52 BOB SANDERS-leaves happily and willingly ZULMA SANTIACO-leaves her trustworthy rifle to Joyce Van Dyke ANA SANTOSAleaves the bench at the end of the building to Johnny Cintron, and to Tony Santos her seat in Mr. Cansenis room. Good luck! WAYNE SEELEY-leaves his bottom locker to his sister so she wonit have to tip-toe to reach the top one LONNIE SEYMOUR-leaves all the problems of this year's seniors to the juniors. Have funl SUE SOYSTER-leaves her Near to anyone with a big enough purse LARRY STANFORD-leaves his parking space to anyone who has a Caddy to park in it MARCO STANLEY-leaves to her sisters, Norma and Lin- da, the many opportunities which fill the halls of Cristo- ball High School and which should be taken advantage of LINDA STOHRER-leaves her problems to Gibby, her moth- er to all deserving underclassmen, and her wonderful times at C.HS to Eileen Ridge MIKE SULLIVAN?-leaves his track shoes to Marcel Meta- mores, in-hope he'll break the record, and he leaves his hard luck, his ability to raise general heck and the Canal Zone, finally GINGER THOMASfleaves her ROTC sponsorship to Sue Brennan ROBERT THOMSON-leaves all the good times in Panama to Ernie and John LITA TICERT-leaves her ability as a driver to Joanne Wil- der and all her problems to Joe Fernandez DONNA VACHE-leaves her position as a majorette to Patty Meeker and her sister Spamy Vache CARMEN VALENCIA-leaves her brother, Papo, gladly and willingly RICH VALENZUELA-leaves his two left feet and raunchy command voice to someone who takes his place as E Company commander in ROTC, and also his seat in Mr. llfauls homeroom tyukj MARIA VAZQUEZ-leaves to Angel, CHS. He'll need itl DIANNIC VlCKfleaves to those students transferring from other schools to CHS for their senior year, the ability to make friends and thoroughly enjoy the best school year they will ever have JOANNE WALKER-leaves her warm bench position in 'GBR League Basketball to Joan Dt-Lapp DONNA WERTZ--leaves all the fun she's had in gym and mopping up the wet floors to Eleonor Lewis, and all the studying she' had to do in Spanish 12 to any Junior smart enough to take it SUE WlLl ERDfleaves her one gym sock to Gibby Hixon and a broken watch to Angel VILMA VVILLIAMS---leaves CHS to her children CHRIS VVRENN-leaves his football shoes to Les Highley and CHS to his brother Keith 3-9s.w.f.N.,4.W,.- Coethafs Monument, Balboa The Future is something which everyone reaches at the rate of sixty minutes an hour, whatever he does, whoever he is. C. S. LEWIS ag sf L Rini , '-QQ' fl Dave Albanese Chuck Amato Class officers who lead in ordering our rings, planning our assembly and prom are Betty ,lame Re-if, secrm-luryg Tom Coffin, vice-presiclentg Karen Hammond, presidentg und Rosy Donuliue, treasurer, Dan Austin Sharon Bailey nq fwfr? - ,B F SY Rubye Baker George Beclsworth ,lanine Bedsworth Tom Benero Skipper Berger 3 X... 'E' if Ken Bernstein John Biesche Jack Blair Becky Brenner Sue Brennan 54 l Peter Butz Mary Clement Cris Clarke Johnny Cintron Chris Christiansen rs sat , wwf' W iv 'QA David Coffey Tom Coffin Karl Compton James Cronan Norman Currier xx ny Mike Davila Shirley Davis Rosy Donohue Griselda De Leon Diana DeFrees 'Cro ' Audrey Duncan Sandra Edmondson Tom Estrada Joe Fernandez Bruce Flora Pat Fue Marie Geel 'Nu- Alex Guaclulupe Teri llund !:.,,,..J7 Fred Ghent Karen llammond ,xii- gfw 44 N ' iffy' if 'll fgffff nw!! rj I A--x - 'ik 4' vs. Virginia Green llollis Griffon ,,,.x,. .--' 'Q' :fx 'ijj' 'e' awww Elmer Hamor Linda llellmuncl Hg fn 2 'r .,,, Leslie lligliley Rosalie Hewitt ,. ,pq-ff 3 QS Aj ,-1 .4 x lQ.:y ,A .,-If ex G, s The urge for rreulivily is lmeing satisfied lry llu-se nrt stuclerits-,Inun Santos, Ernie Hobbs Nancy lluldtquist Karen llumnioncl, Kolmcrl W'ill unml Sllfilll Dovkruy. 56 cf Lou HiIZillg6I' Richard Hull Candy Husband Nr wwf Ciscla Kam Ueorvfe Ki-cdell James Jones C iH'Q' pf E Q , E M Jig, X ii . if-fi t' Margaret Irwin Sandra johnson Alfredo Lee iwzlriu iviili-fK'i Linda Loyd Bernard Mans Margaret Marlin in Juanita Mason Qs 1 ii Clara Martinez Marcel Matamores Peter McBride Sherian Meeker Priseila Morgan Bill Montgomery dw.. v. A:... -5--5 5 , . , Qi f 3 .J ag, xi fl t o Renaldo Ng - Fred Nicolaisen Kathy O,Donnell Annabella Parsons Kathy Pennington fav- 'C..3',? lnez Price Mary Pope Betty ,lane Reif Ronnie Robinson Louise Russon 'ax , . fv- ' ,.....,, 'OS rw, 'tm' ,N an -, if Q8 ve' . f it --N... iiii W if : livin A 2 .M 4 ,. I 'E' s- ' 'TIL -:Q Q7 If' 1 af f' rs! Us ' ,xg I3 A. uf- 3: U fx: A 'A i Joyce Ryals Ramona Santa Ana Lynn Sawyer Beverly Schleiffer Shirley Shipman Sandra Shirley J oe Stephenson John Sullivan Cindy Terwilliger Robby Thomas A 'QZ ,.11 ' Terry Tobin Mary Torstenson Mark Troseth Princess Uli ' practice break. as Sf? wi U53 M55 L was Q ,r vga H 5 Fi-Wil YS-Q, -, fn' -L - V ,yjiig Wsfrkgvi. Ra ,542 . 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Officers: June Robertson, secretary-treasurerg Marty Pope, vice- presidcnlg and Yvilliam Hanley, presirlentg lead the sophomore class. ,lania Acuff Luis Antonopus Bill Baldwin Dulce Bernard 62 .luan liE'l'llilI'1l James Borsellino Kenny Bosley .lane Bridgeford Mark Burbine Lynn Burleson Ken Carden .lim Carlson Kelly Clark .Ion Coffin Robert Cooper Irene Corrigan Rudy Day ,loan Delapp Sylvia De Leon Cheryl De Raps Nan De Tore Hank De Voll Mark Dohle Berverly Egger Alexis Endara Eric Ernest Howard Favorite john Fettler lvll1l'llll1I1C Field Dennis Forsgreen Tomas Francazi Sharon Fusselman Roberta Garza Kathy Cegg David Coguen Dean Greer Robert Griffon William Hanley Dorothy Harper Connie Herron Slun-on Higliley Cilmlxy Hixon Wayne Holm-law ,lanies Hotsko L- ' X si' Q , WX . S, KKQI :A - i as b f df? Z ul.. 'Y in 'Wiki win ffv- 1338 Q, ks i iw' is J-vw Balboa, llere we come! inn -51 gg ,v ,Q I A 'fl 'Z' Q 2 M ak -,K 39 l j! ,W gr ,f f E f Q ,Aff ., n, fn KV 1 -, gxzrv Q as , P F xx V e 1 an 1 1, Q . A 1 K. A-9 iigkiiii 1 I , 11,0 1. K 3 fx. rl Y Y' it fx f :Tjg. ', . 1 I.C0llilI'll Huff Tmnus lluglxes Chris .luvkson lvlollcrl .lollnsnn .lonnic Kelley Marial Kllciliais Bill Kuntz .lim l,unslw1'ry Catalina Luu Gloria l,l'l1lllll0T Leslie Leon l'll1'zlnur lmwis Cllarlollc Lilly Alfredo Lupcz Pain Mzledl Opening Day llruwl was ax big figglll als usuzll-- but the Soplmnwrcs vame out on top. Palm Mallory Rocky Mason l'z1I Mm-km-r Paul Menges Anne Mctivicr llrcnl Nlitcllcll Noreen Metzger Ummm Moore Dtfllllil Nc' run lg L ,M4,3,, f ig f J . V' i Rulpli Nlurales 'WM in 1. 449 -sf-H! K lk. YF? , ' XR' X , x XE Q. Q 2, - gag, Margaret 0'Nczu Vllilliuxu Ortiz .lim Niles Desiree Usltornc Phillip Owen Surat Pulumlno Hurrm-ll Parsons Leo Paulson liriu Nicoluisen Calle Phillips limlgurulo Quinones Nlzlrly llopt' Sue Phillips Alum Ramirez l.iz Quinones tp pn, 'N 1 it t J! at 3, 5 f Lf 1 A ,. .2 ,.., gmail if T, .. A w5Fs'4mzsg:ussizsi5k i i i ' iq, , 'i: 5? . .2 2 X I .lame Robertson Georgia Rios Yolic Rmlriqucz Laura Russon Tom Ryan Juan Santos .luck Wziclc SZlllllCl'S Kathy Scheihc .loyce Seeley Douglas Smith Julio Smith Suzanne Smith Gloria Snow Suzanne Thomas Dottie 'llllI'tlWCI' Frank Tortorici Pamela Vache Luis Valencia Sandy Vzllentini .loyce Van Dyke Myrta Vazquez Nelda Vazquez Wally Waddell Tom Walley Rexene Ward Darnell Will Sandra Waszak Mickey Willifor Donna Wolfe James Wood Alice Zimmerman Bill Yorman William Dew NOT PICTURED Sam Arington Linda Birtel Patricia Canta Helen Davis Jerald Dobbs Robert Garza Elizabeth Hernandez Timothy Herring Linda ,lohnson Mary Kermott Darrell Norlund Charles Pritham ' Harold Rush Myron Sandoval Robert Snow Norma Stanley Gloria Stickles cl Charlotte Wyngaert ws-gn., An early engine of the Panama Railroad If you do not think about the future, you cannot have one. L. GALSYVORTHY Freshman class officers are Keith Wrenn, secretary-treasurerg Lenora Topp, presidentg and Douglas Jones, vice-president. .I ack Abbott Denise Aguilar Myrna Alfonso Ida Arocho Peter Baas Christina Baas . Y 5 E r 4 r ' nl ral i af l 0 .r ' V if Qi L : Ak y . ,, X f ' 1 5m X J 534 1 3 68 if 1' Ted Bailey Marilyn Baker Renee Ballou Gladys Barrows Monty Belunger Karen Bell Roberto Blevins Dan Bridgeford Dusty Bridges James Burge Steve Burgess Sharon Bush Ester Butz Carol lieall Enrico Curzitachea Tim Carter Mike Charron Judy Chassaignac Alex Chong Denise Coleman Maria Custodio De Sha Dude Juan Cintron Rosalyn Daigneau gi Chuck Denany Julia Dial Sarah Dockray Wendy Elmore Ricky Estrada Bill Foster Pete Francazi Steve Gegg Nancy Gercich Billy Geddes Barbara Geddes Theresa Furey Edmund Gonzales Pal Gonzalez Bill Graham Pat Greene Louis Hakanson Peggy Hale Tessy Hanlin James Hellmund Marcela Hilzinger Sue Hirons Sissy Hixon Cathy Holtzclaw B-,J t'l lh- Students prepare for book reports in Mr. Hopson's ninth grade English class Colleen Huson George Husted Nicky .lackson Steve Jackson Glen Johnson Doug .lones Valerie Jordan Nora Kirkland Nicholas Klasovsky Mike Kredell Betsy Lasher Steve Laurie David Lee Beth Lewis Betty Link Gerald Martin Katherine Maszkiewicz Neil Maxwell We rf is f , aa .1 1:3 ik . f 'I ya' Y Joan McCullough Francisco Mclntyre Evelyn Menges Tom McLean Michele Metivier Charlotte Moore Joe Morgan Peter Morland C 9' li jf Freshmen Sissy Hixou and Rene Bullou show the wear and tear of the Freslllnan- Sophomore Brawl. w 'ihAi-1 f L. A , Y as I, I-,Je tw, f c 3541 V X, if y rf- Ns' we JLG? The school approved brawl is confined to one afternoon. .limmie Niles Judy Olmerholtzcr Carmen Padro Ann Parker Rodolfo Parsons Mark Paulson Angel Perez Gary Pickenpaugh Eugene Porter George Postel Bill Price Andy Pritllum Steve Radel Alma Rameriz Denise Ranier Raruez Rupliel Bill Reif Lois Richmond Angel Rivera Emelinzi Roilrigue Hanna Rowley Cary Saltz Liz Sanchez Joe Sawyer Z Carlos Negron Gloria Negron Nelson Negron Richard Negron Vernon New Agosto NG I f lt's luncll time! Freslnnen putting away books ure Ida Arovlia, KCIllll3lll Fields Dennis Huff and Betty l,ink. Philip Whitney Keith Wrenn ...Jr NO Hal Brenner ,lack Caherly Robert Corcoran Rollin De Frees Kenneth Field Mark Hanson Dennis Huff Allen Hurlock James Kermott Carlos La Santa Susan Sawyer Dale Scott Marvin Scott Marcella Shipman Chris Small Randy Smith Judy Snow .lohn Sollas Norman Spector Scott Spencer Henning Spilling John Spilliug Linda Stanley Sylvia Stiehritz Erma Stone David Summerliu Craig Swicegood Lenora Topp Steve Troseth Ricky Urrutia Maria Vazquez Pat Waggener Geri Waler .lack Walley Shirley Walker Paul WaSllHballgll Mary Webster Arthur Weiselogel Margaret Will .lackie Whaler T PICTURED Sue Lawson Susan Blarcola Clifford Nieves Carol Peterson Aida Podilla Robert Scott Reginald Taylor Cindy Watson Reginald Yearwood Steve Gegg proves that it takes more than a sprained knee to stop a fearless Tiger. . A. AV A A K .wwf 5-4 K M' 5 ,Ak ,qv ' - , Q V . K A I W N . EA A W Y ' J -- my K -A -, K A V- , , 5 K A. , -K - K - , -A .A,KA..1K..5s-f.--zs1:K-K5 iw-fn iKfA ' - A A fini. 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Don lNlcCullough, Orrin Clement, Larry Paulson, Sue Soysler. .lon lorstad. .ludy Paulson. Homecoming Queen and Court On Saturday, November 7. 1964, the France Field Civil Air llanger was the scene of the annual Cristobal High School Homecoming Dance. The ballroom was decorated by the Cirls Athletic Association and Chi Theta Sigma. The color scheme for the dance was blue and gold. Wally Brians announced the entrance of the queen and her court in the following order: Princess Sue Soyster. Lady of the Cardenias, Keeper of the diamond. daughter of the sunset. She was escorted by co-captain Orrin Clement, Prince of the Pass, Leader for the defense, Chief of the Swivel hips, Pacifier of the Devils. Princess Bev Dreyer, Marchioness of the roses, Keeper of the llulmies, daughter of the evening. She was escorted by Chris Wrenn. Lord of the Guards, Killer of the Defense, Master of the Stumble-Bums, Chaser of the Pups. Princess Marilyn Roth, Coverness of the Orchids, Keeper of the Topaz, daughter of the twinkling stars. She was escorted by co-captain Pancho Motta, Knight of the Toes, 76 Backer of the Defense, Receiver of the lump Pass, Tamer of the Rams. Princess Judy Paulson, Duchess of the Lilies, Keeper of the Emerald, daughter of the moonlight. She was escorted by Jon lorstad, Squire of the Tackles, Destroyer of the Dive Play, Defender of the Goal Line, Master of the Melon Heads. Lady Judy Johnson, Keeper of the Dew Drops, Daughter of the Moon. She was escorted by Squire Larry Paulson, Prince of the Football Team, Keeper of the Queen's Crown. Queen Diane the First, Mistress of the Flowers, Daughter of the gems, Lady of the Night, Ruler of the Victorious Tiger Realm. She was escorted by Don McCullough, King of the Blocking Backs, Monarch of the Set Backs, Ruler of the Fullback Pass, Protector of the Mouth Pieces. After the procession, Don McCullough crowned Queen Diane with a handsome rhinestone crown, the gift of the senior class to Cristobal High School. Music for the evening was furnished by The Sparklers and a large group of students enjoyed the festive occasion. Marilyn Roth esrortvd lmy Pancho Motta. ,Iudy Paulson escorted by Jon Jorsturl. R U Q s f if .W R , f W .Y ,.., ' fm P X, 'R-kk za- 1 1, v rf' 1 s I rg- !, L ff .f , BCVCVIY DVCYCV 0SC0fIffd IPY f3hl'iS WVCUU- Queen Diane Asbury csvorlcd by Don McCullough. Sue Soystvr csrortvd by Orrin ffl:-nwnl 77 Christmas Formal .loannv Walker, Rolls-.rt Sanders, Pamela Rolwrlson, Panvho Moira, Marilyn Roth, Rivardo Fong, Amy Garcia, Ginger Thomas, Mr. Bock, Diane ASlllll'y, Don Mr-ffullongzli, Ruth Mason, Tom Jordan, Gayle Fettlor, Orrin Clement, Sue Soyster, .lim Castagno, Judy Paulson, Ronald Riefkohl Valentine ance Rm-frvslnnent and joke time for Sally Smith, David Coffey, Ken Bernstein, Pat Rvlaxingr lmelwfwn dances are Sue Gabriel, l'aul Mengnfs, Hosaliv Fuc, A. J. lxlf'IZfI3.I', and Advle Burns. Hewitt. Cllllvk AITIHIO. Nr. 'l'h0mps0n dirm'ls i Bclivvm- mluring thu Christmas Fvslivul. Sandra Vi'usZu1'k sang: U Holy Night during llw Cl1l'iSllIlllS Fc-slival. Glee Club PHONT ROW: ll. Cvilii. IC. Butz, S. Suuyvr, M. Hn-Ilmuml. L. Hcllmund, B. Link, A. Parsons, M. fluslodio, M. Kucikas. 5'i3IlI0ND ROW: R. Ward 7 nmlmo, V. Jordan. J. Rolwrtson, A. Emlura, S. Wuszuvk, J. Whaler, R. Curzu. A. Cum-ia, C. Huslmund, E. Forsythe, S. Smith, .I. Swim-y. THIRD Rf I Ulwrhollzvr, Mr. Thompson, C. Colm-mun. B. Floral, R. Blevins, II. Dockery, E. CZlI'HI214'il0i1, P. Butz. X x. .X , xkx 1 N ,, Sk X M.. -N. x. x -N X s. - X Q. W., -. x M x.,,..x X i 79 I l FRONT ROW: .l. lrlcllmunrl, M. Torgtenson. .l. Spillingg, ll. Hewitt, M. fflcmctnt, V. Porter, ll. l.usliur, S. Meeker, fi. lleliayvs. SECOND IKOW F. Mclnlyrc, J. Morgan, A. Wciselogel, A. Bcnero, L. Burrows, R. Rice, B. Foster, C. Rice, B. Flora, li. lNlonigmncry, C. Nicves, K. llcrnstvin P. Maedl, P. Hale. BACK ROW: F. Niculuisen, M. 0'Neal, A. Kingery, K. Clarke, Mr. Thompson, J. Aculf, T. Wally, J. Smith, S. Ruclel. Orchestra l l 1 The orchestra plays to Mary Clementfs rhythmic accompaniment. 80 James Hellmund, Sherian Meeker, Margaret O'Neu1, Ricky Fong are four of the outstanding orchestra students. Our marching band put on an excellent performance at the Balboa Stadium the night of the Palm Bowl Game. Band FRONT ROW: K. Bernstein, C. Nieves, J. Faris, L. Burza, D. Coffey, T. Baily, P. Maedl, P. Hale, son, SECOND ROW: G. Snow, A. Ramirez, C. Torstenson, D. McClain, S..Marcola, L. Sullivan, G. ROW: L. Carlo, J. Cray, E. Forsythe, D. DeLapp, M. Ostrander, H. Jones, R. Ryals, L. Robinson, Flora, J. Burza, T. Wally. FOURTH ROW: J. Webster, S. Spencer, H. Spilling, P. Butz, K. Clarke s i I 'YH P 1 f' 1... 3 . L if f- J l K is wx ' i ., G my I -- .. V 3 Kelly Clarke gives it all he's got dur- ing an afternoon practice. M. Torstenson, B. Foster, A. Kingery, Mr. Thomp- Barrows, J. Meeker, M. Ward, L. Solloway. THIRD W. Graham, K. Field, D. Huff, E. Nicolaisen, B. , E. Porter, C. Watson, G. Pickenpaugh, F. Nicolui- sen, J. Acuff, J. Smith, S. Radel. NOT PICTURED: V. Porter, C. Pritham, D. Garner, B. Lasher. 3 A fl 17? W l The band is always on the alert at football games. You need breath support dear hearts, breath support! Mr. Thompson directs the Junior High School Chorus as well as the high school organizations. Dixieland Band Wi nail'- ek A. Judy Oberholtzer practices on the schools new Hammond organ. The Dixieland Band was organ- ized by Bruce Flora. These boys perform at school activities and at school games. They are Clif- ford Nieves, Kenneth Bernstein, Mark Troseth, Craig Swice ood, Kelly Clarke, and Bruce Sora. 3 ? S X NX, ,pf Donna Willflx, Kathy Pennington. Donna Vache, Mary Pope. Maj orettes KATHY PHNNINKLTON MARY POPE ALMA RAMIREZ DONNA WOLFIC DONNA VACHE 83 A if x nfl.. W, , n. -, . v gg .LE 5 f Lg ,A 3 Legg ' in x -JU ' T , 4 R e 4 ' , ,, .,, Q Q 1' L..i.......,o Louise Russon and Diane Vick receive advice from Mr. Hopson while Alex Guadalupe uses self-instruction. Tradewind Staff ,351 Rosy Donahue, Nancy Huldtquist, and Andy Luna,look for a lost edition of the Tradewind. On your marks! Get set! Co!!! Typists Ramon Otero, Karen Hammond, and Betty .lane Reif. N 'K 41 f-, ,- Cathy Parker is for it--Marilyn Roth is disgusted with it-Vivian Bi ltlr-r is unsure of il-f-,lorgze Fori'r-r is happy with il-and Ginger Thomas iluesnlt know what to think about it-What do YOU think about the whole thing? i E s 5 i E 1 5 i Q ,iw A i .A Yitwsgiiif Amy Garcia, Rudy Day, Pam Robertson, Janet Clute, and Sue Wilfertl and Maureen Charron always have work to do on the Caribbean. wt... Caribbean Staff ikf... Lita Tigert, Michele Rainier, Carmen Valencia and Mike Sullivan work to solve some yearbook problems. 85 Jillllllt' In-zlsunrllx and B4-Hy .lunv Kewl arc' adn-1'1is4'rs for thu Popski CUIHIJLUIQ during ilu- ,lunior LlSS4'IlllJly. Mullin wld lm Ilzrr . g W s c would be days Iilfckvpllisf' A 3 .I unm fully mol: :svvlw from th4 S S 1 i 3 ? Assemblies e Bmlsum'Ill. lxam'n HLIIIIIIIOIHI mul Bvltv Inna Nvlf 1 1 polll n 1 lnalllvl. ' .lu nior assembly JL 'Fm kvrfifi X lg, P A -21: i . ff , an C' x J r r- K 1 R, 5 '-f- . 5 K . ff V I, mm - hw 1 . .Q 4+ -N.. awe., S, is -1 W ws X - ,V . 'rx 5 VL Cl' K l ' s 1 5 F I -A pn S25 ic Dbl ig whiff 4 1-.f x N-8 R.O.T.C. Battalion Staff 152' ft STR! . Q . aeel., Cadet lst I.t. Fred Linck, Cadet Captain Don McCullough, Cadet Major Larry Christoph, Honorary Cadet Major Diane Asbury, Cadet 2nd Lt. Ramon Otero, Cadet Captain Chris Wrenn, Cadet lst Lt. Richard Hakanson. Cadre Um: .M v I 4 Sgt. C. M. Brewer, Capt. C. S. Merlino, M!Sgt. W. H. Gay. 88 Color Guard P it Cpl. Ernest Hobbs, SFC Robert Tlionison, PFC Dan Bridgeford, Sgt Eric Ernest. 1-ld YQ, Q ,,-. - x ,.. ,.. ,Huff 9 ls iam z'1gfy12g' Lf- I f - Av 5 s, 'i if-.M , 1 ffs . 4' ll lat Platoon. Platoon Leamler, Cadet 2nd Lt. .lolin Clntron. Curl:-I lwt l,t. Sue Soyster. Cildei lst Lt. Louis Austin, Cuclm-t lst Lt. Rolmcrl Will. Cuclet PFC Lynn Burleson. 1 :il 90 2nd Platoon. Platoon Lender, Cuclct 2nd Lt. .lolm Sullivan. df: e'5'if 'N S3 0 gl ii wi if , 'N . A, ,, V ' X f N .i 'i XX Qin ll '. . .. i, .,L, J . bag , H-'m,2,,g If Q3 M si ' 157- Q, 5 .A A J ' fa V ff il I, ' wld ,,,.,.: 1' f -.f-.ww-f J. . -1.4 a Syd, -pix . 1..' - .1 VN- lst Platoon. Platoon Louder, Cadet Isl Ll. ,Inscph Fc1'm1lldcz. Cadet lst l.I. Elmer ll1lIlN'I'. Isl LI, Cingcr VHIOIIIQIS. fiilllffl Isl Ll. Ril'lIill'll Vulvnz Cadet PFC Luis XvillCIlI'i21. Cudvl lst LI. .llllm liurunick. s.-A um! T 2nd Platoon. Plutuun Luadcr, Cudcl 2nd Ill. L1-slie Vzln Dyke, 9I R.O.T.C. Rifle Team f gf' fix QQ' .. ui. STANDING: Pvt. l.eonard Huff, PFC Henry llrrutia, lst Lt. Joseph Fernandez, Major Larry Christoph, 2nd Lt. Ramon Otero, Pvt. Paul Wasliahaugli. KNEELING: Pvt. William Reif, Pvt. Joe Morgan, Pvt. Charles Denany, PFC Kenneth Field. Girls Rifle Team KNEELING: Pal Gonzalez, .loycc Van Dyke, Jonnie Kelly, Dulce Bernard, Marcella Hilsinger, Jackie Denany, Darnel Will, Charlotte Lily. STANDING: Carmen Valencia, ,Iudy Oherllultzer, Sharon Harvey, Lenora Topp, ,lane Bridgeford, Carol Beal, Geri Whaler, Joanne Wilder. 4 sk 55 V 'W R T Sw-' . .IQ 1 'Un K f , . is Q -Ng .fx ,- ur N . 15 ' ,f ' 1 . gg , Ql,,.-'-ctafylfws - P f A w1.,u-w-X 1 N.. NAV X. v . L--N JWWQKX x. m Student Association l 655 Sf, Kenneth Bernstein, Orrin Clement, Diane Asbury, Don McCullough, Mark Troseth. Gfficers Don McCullough President Mark Troseth Diane Asbury Vice President Secretary U1-1-in Clement Ki-nncth Bernslein Treasurer Asstslant Treasurer Student Cabinet Homeroom-elected represen- tatives constitute the Student Cabinet. They attend the S.A. meetings, and inform their homerooms on the activities and ideas suggested. Each member issues SA. cards to students in his homeroom. Athletic Council The Athletic Council is com- posed of the homeroom alter- nates. If the representative cannot go to the meetings it is the duty of the alternate to take his place. These students collect tickets and sell pro- grams during athletic events. SITTING: Don Mr-Cullough, Mark Troseth, Orrin Clement, Diane Asbury, Kenneth Bernstein, Mr. Pfau STANDING: Barbara Geddes, Darnell Will, ,lack Sanders, Marilyn Roth, Monty Belanger, Carla Chambers Leo Paulson, Margaret Martin, ,lane Yocum, Judy Oherholtzer. SITTING: Joyce Van Dyke, Louise Hixon, Mark Troseth, Kenneth Bernstein, Darnell Will, Beth Lewis STANDING: Mr. Gregg, Philip Onen, Fred Linck, Eric lfrnest, Ronnie Ricfkohl, Chuck Amato, Candy Husband, Ann Parker, Renaldo Ng. U Students support the S.A. in extracurricular activities. 1959 , - 1965 ., N 1 9 5 3 Tfrunv N,,Wn ,Si,1lC'ie.1iif.- M , , A , cmsroBAL HIGHSLSCHQOL STUDENT ssocrpmorgs n I S ANN liixlw Prcsp I A ,, - .f':feffffij?..L, S. .r ul :pg ll. RQ lQ?ilIl3l'79I'A, , , N r ,Q M r t - t s 9f 50 , e , t 1 1. R, l2ep.??F1f?t ?fq,af'flff?f'?, - S.A. in Action Mr. Pfau, sponsor uf the SA., discusses future plans with S.A. Presi- dent, Don McCullough. Treasurer of S.A., Orrin Clement presents a check to Marilyn Roth, editor of the Caribbean, for the yearhooks. Students take part in the Brawl, an activity sponsored by the Student Association. 96 ational Honor Society A student-must demonstrate outstanding qualities in schol- arship, character, leadership, and service to be elected to the Caribbean Chapter of the National Honor Society. Mem- bership in this organization is the highest achievement a stu- dent may attain. A faculty committee selects the mern- bers. Miss Anderson is the sponsor. Caribe Club The Future Teachers of America, or The Caribe Club, has the purpose of promoting a better comprehension of the teaching profession. To be eligible, a student must have a BU average. The members participate in a Student Teach- ing Day. Mrs. Gegg is the sponsor. Sl'l'TlNC: Margaret Martin, Carla Chambers, Vilma Williams lSec.l, Ginger Tliomas fV.l'.l, Tom .lordan lPrcs.l, Pam Robertson tTreas.l, Christine Christiansen, ,lon Jorstad. STANDING: Diane Asbury, Nancy Huldtquist, Nancy Largent, Viviun Butler, Ricardo Fong, Yvally Brians, Mark Trosctli, Larry Christoph, Bill lllontgomery, Mario Maffei, Sue Wilferd, Miss Anderson. 9 9933? SlT'l'lNC: Bonnie lxlilI'llllilI'fl, Kathy Sr-he-ilw, Rosalie ll:-witt, Larry Cliristopli fV.P.l, Marilyn Roth fl'rr-s.l. l'ani llolierlson lSm'f'.l. liirardo Fong fl'lisl.l, Cliristim' Cliristiansen, l'at llli-4-lu-r, llt-i'1'i'ly lfggcr. STAND- ING: FIRST ROW: l,inda Stolircr, Vilma Williziriis, Nancy lrargi-nl, ,lane Faris, Wally' llrians, Diane Asbury, Ruth Nason, Toni Jordan, Sue Wilford, lylargarvl lllarlin, lllariannv Fit-ld, ,lane llolwrlson, tlingt-1 ,. . , , . . , . . . . . llionias, Sarah lalunilmo, lain lllacdl, Karen llaniniond. SRUJND ROW: Luigi lllanlovani, llrcnl Mllcln-ll, Clit-ryl D1-Rapps, Sliaron Fusst-lnian, .loel Yoda-r, Slim-rian lllt-4-kt-r, Philip Owen, lflnn-r llamor. Carla filmin- In-rs, llvryc- Trioli-I, la-o l'aulson, Nancy lluldlquist. Toni Collin, Adm-lt' llurns. .lon Collin, l'll4'0ll0l' l,1-wis Nlarggart-I 0'Nm-al, David flollvy, lllrs.Ccgg1 lsponsorl. 'l'lllRIJ ROW: Gloria SIHIW. livnaldo Ng, William llanli-y. lllario lllallvi. l.inda liurza, ,lolin ffinlron, llanlc D:'Voll, Miki' Davila, lfliarliv l.illy, Catalina l.au. 97 ltr-xi-in' Ward, Sandy Waszak, Maria Kucikas. FIRST ROW: ,lon Jorstad, Leo Paulson, Wally Brians, Chris Wrenn fV.P.5, Pancho Motta fPres.l, Tom Coffin fSec.D, Peter McBride fSec.J, Renaldo Ng, Mr. Maclfarland. SECOND ROW: William Hanley, Paul Menges, Ronald Riefkohl, Mario Maffei, ,lon Coffin, Monty Belanger, Fred Link, Mark Troseth, Bill Montgomery, Keith Wrenn, Agosto Ng. s 1, it Y ' SITTING: Pam Maedl, Sharon Fusselman, Kathy Scheibe, Cathy Fitzsimmons fSec. Treas.J, Ricardo Fong fPres.l, Pam Robertson CV.P.J, Beverly Schlieffer. Kathy O'Donnell, Mary Clement, Marianne Field. STANDING: FIRST ROW: Sheriane Meeker, Gloria Lelaiclier, Sharon Bailey, Bill Montgomery, Nor- man Currier, William Hanley, Philip Owen, Mary Pope, Margaret Martin, .lane Yoeum, Beverly Egger. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Norman, Margaret O,Neal, Rosy Donahue, Christine Christiansen, ,loel Yoder, Larry Christoph, Tom Coffin, Brent Mitchell, Hank DeVoll, ,lohn Coffin, Eleonor Lewis. 98 C621 99 Club Representing the Pan Amer- ican Republies are twenty-one boys forming- the 21 Club: The Cristobal-Colon Rotary Club awards prizes to the boys for the best essays written on the country they represent. Mr. Maclfarland sponsors the group. Torrid Zone Wizards The science club at C.H.S. is called the Torrid Zone Wiz- ards. To be eligible to join this club a student must have a B average in science. The members go on various field trips during the year. Mr. Nor- man is the club sponsor. Le Cercle Francais .K ,F 1, - 2 . e 2. can i I X . After taking French two Q semesters and acquiring a NB average, a student is eligible to join the French Club. The meetings are conducted in French. Mrs. Gegg sponsors the club. SITTING: Charlie Lilly, Cathy Clegg, Pat Meeker lSec. Treas.J, Mario Maffei lV.P.J, Adele Burns lPre5,J, Myrta Vasquez, Pat Fue, Sandy Wziszak. STANDING: Mrs. Gegg, Cathy O'Donnell, Vilma Williams Pat Hogan, Noreen Melzgar, Herve Triolet, Ronnie Rielkohl, Sue Wilferd, Leslie Leon, Cathy Willard Renaldo Ng. A . . 'QL tel' Proud parents chat after N.H.S. tapping ceremony. Don McCullough lights the candle to symbolize Service, Marilyn Roth participates in Student Teaching Day. A Q l l - Z f ,: 5 Q 5, gl his gr SITTING: Nancy Huldtquist, Janine Bedsworth, fTreas.J, Gayle Fettler fV.P.J, Carla Chambers fPres.l, Ruth Mason fSec.D, Margaret Martin, Marianne Field. STANDING: Pam Maedl, Ginger Thomas, Audrey Duncan, Gloria Lelaidier, Linda Johnson, Eleonor Lewis, Amy Garcia, Nancy Delsapp, Sue Soyster, Janet Clute, Diane Asbury, Gloria Snow, Darnell Will. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion is a sports club composed of girls who have participated in two all star teams or are among the top ten in the point system. Mrs. Fattorosi spon- sors the girls. G.A.A. B League in action. I00 Carla Chambers, President of G.A.A. referees a volley- ball game. i2.':-zizai 5 Q - s.,. ' rx 'fx :uf lx: s 'z i ,Qfff-'L-rffi 4 'sg , i , , g L,,. EMS. AVV,g if - Y K cc 9, l Club The HC Club is made up of boys who have lettered at C.H.S. in football, baseball, or track. Coach Moser spon- sors the club. Safety Club The Safety Club is organ- ized to insure safety habits throughout the school and rid it of any hazardous objects Mr. Reeves is the sponsor. it it z 'S X tutt C ea 1 .B ,, 5 SITTING: Wally Brians, Don McCullough, Pancho Motta fSec.-Treas.J, Orrin Clement fPres.l, Chris Wrenn fV.P.J, Fred Ryan, Fred Linck. STANDING: William Hanley, Skipper Berger, Richard Hull, .lon Jorstad, Mark Troselh, Jack Blair, Wayne Holtzclaw, Mike Sullivan, Coach Moser. Z L s -w i N l IX CW! L 5 -715 Jam ,HSN as 0 I SITTING: Sue Wilferd, Lenora Topp, Pancho Motta, ,loanne Wilder. STANDING: Mr. Reeves, Ed Pugh, Alexander Chong, Don McCullough. IOI 1 - 5 .. 1 5 . It ' if L1 il if ' 7' X - , , ' z 5 sz i t Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club is an 1 organization for high school, students who want to learn acting and play production. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Stohrer, the club produces two plays a year. SITTING: Myrta Vasquez, Kathy Schs-ihe, Suzanne Thomas 1V.P.l, Margaret 0'Neal lScm-.l, Jane Bridge- ford, Put Meeker, Margo Stanley. STANDING. FIRST ROVV: .loyvv Seeley, l,iz Quinoncs, Sandy Valentini, ,latina .'kl'lll'l'. Pam Rolls-rtson, Sh:-rian Meeker. Nancy Klunick. l'rim'ess Uli, lit'X0llt' Vlfard, Pam Macdl, Donna Xloore. SECOND ROW: ,lovl Yoder, David Coffey, Sandy lddmonson. Candy llusband, Kenneth BQ'I'llSlt'lll, Mika- Davila, Vllally Wziclcfll, Alice- Zimmerman, Carol llvall, Cliris Small, Diana Whaler. LAST ROW: Skipper Berger, Catalina l.uu, Cathy Willard, tfln-ryl Dt-Raps, Bruce Flora, Sara Palumbo, Jane Robertson, Ricardo Fong, Jane Faris, Sandy Waszak. CC 99 A Murder Has Been Arranged Presented November 20, 21, 1964 i - Mike Davila, Chris Clarke, ,lama At-uff, Kelly Clark. I02 Cast of Characters Miss Croze .... Carla Chambers Cavendish . . . ..... Kelly Clark Mrs. Wragg . . . . . .Jama Acuff Jimmy North ..... Joel Yoder Beatrice Jasper . . . . . .Pam Robertson Mrs. Arthur ...... .... S uzanne Thomas Sir Charles Jasper . . . .... Mike Davila Maurice Mullins ...... .... C hris Clarke The Mysterious Woman. ..... ,lane Bridgeford Director ........ - ........ Mrs. Freda Stohrer Script Assistant . . . . . .Jane Robertson Music ........ .... T he Kingsmen Thespians After a student has earned ten points by participating in any Way in the school spon- sored plays, he is eligible to join Thespians. This honor club is for those students who have excelled in dramatics. Mr. Bailey is the club sponsor. Cast of Char Essie . . . Rlzeba . . . . Penny ....... .... Paul Sycamore .. De Pinna .... Ed Carmichal Donald ...... Grandpa .... fff ffffe Alice ........ Henderson . . . Tony Kirley .... Kolenkhou . . . Cay Wellington . . . Mr. Kirley .... Mrs. Kirley ..... Olga ............ Three G men Michael Charron Mitch Matamores Wally Waddell . . .Suzanne Thomas . . . . .Nancy Huldtquist 4 SITTING: Jama Acuff fSec.l, David Coffey fPres.l, Suzanne Thomas, Sherian Meeker. STANDING: Skip per Berger, Fred Nicolaisen fV.P.l, Chris Clark, Ihumrl-'lon-11, Konnn-th Bernstein. 6'You Can't Take It With You Presented March 25, 1965. EICICIS Sara Palumbo Jane Bridgeford . . .David Coffey .Dan Bridgeford eorge Bedsworth Wally Brians Skipper Berger . . . .Mike Davila Chris Clark Luigi Montovani Pat Meeker Tom Jordan ....,Iama Acuff .Carla Chambers Suzanne Thomas, Sara Palumbo, Jam- llridgm-ford, Nancy Huldtquist, Miko Davila. I03 ,lunet Clute, Vivian Butler, Amy Garcia, Sue Wilferd, Dianne Vick, Adele Burns, Nancy Huldtquist, Ginger Thomas, Mr. Hopson. like FIRST ll0W: Tom lordun, Wzilly Briuns, Margo Stanley, Virginia Austin lPrcs.l, Ricky Fong lV.l,.l. STANlllNC: Ginger Thomas, Aniy Curtin, Marilyn llotli. Nancy l.argxvnt, llam Robertson, Jill Bm-1-lr, Kathy Filzsirnmons, Cathy lll'tlll1l'll, ,los-l Yoder. IO4 uill and Scroll The honor club for journal- ists is the Quill and Scroll. To be considered for membership, a student must be in the upper third of his class in general scholastic standing and must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications work, such as editing, writing, business management or production. Mr. Hopson is the sponsor. Debate Club The Debate Club was or- ganized in March, 1964, for the purpose of teaching its members the fundamentals of debating and giving them a chance to practice. Debates are held throughout the year. They are judged by members of the faculty. Mr. Fattarosi sponsors theclub, Language Lab gg Club 3 A X The Language Lab Club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Sterns. Eligibility is based on a Stu- dent's aptitude and interest in languages. Each student stud- ies a third language independ- ently. Club members assist language teachers in operating the newly equipped language laboratory. Sl'l l'lNC: Rosy Donahue, Adele Burns, Pam Robertson, Amy Carcia fllresj, Vilma Williams, Dulce Bei'- nard, Ana Santos. STANDING: Pat Hogan, Nanny Largr-nt, l.aura Russon, lVlario lllaffei, Tom Jordan, ,lohn llii-selikv, liliner llamor, Robert Johnson, Eric Nieolaisen, Sherianne Meeker, llenaldo Ng, Mr. Stearns. lllvinln-rs of Nurses' Aide Club collect ffifls for the needv at Christmas. iii Y' . UN. Offic-ers of the Language Club use the facilities ofthe new Language l.alu to listen to a tape. f, -v-Q l05 I KNEELING: Valerie Jordan, Cathy Willard, Teresa Fury, Pam Mallory, Pal Gonzalez, Wendy Elmore, Arny Gareia'QSec.J, Mary Clement QV.P.J, Jane Faris LPres.J, Nancy DeLapp CHist.J, Pam Maedl, Nancy Gorcich, Sharon Dobbs, Nancy Klunick, Gayle Yoder SITTING: Lynn Sawyer, Denise Aguilar, Betty Link, Beverly Egger, Joyce Seeley, Rexene Ward, Cathy Fitzsimmons, Beth Lewis, Joan McCullough, Rubye Baker, Liz Sanchez, Linda Lloyd, Dulce Bernard, Roberta Garza. STANDING: Mary Webster, Maria Cus- todio, Julia Dial, Cathy Holtzclaw, Sandy Shirley, Judy Oberholtzer, Sissy Hixon, Ester Zimmerman, Laura Russon, Sandy Conway, Judy Snow, Rene Ballou, Hanna Rowley, Betsy Lasher, Alma Ramirez, Cheryl Deliaps, Georgia Rios, Nancy Largent, Sandy Valentini, Barbara Geddes, Mrs. Young. LAST ROW: Shirley Walker, Sylvia Stiebritz, Mrs. Pfau. KNEELING: Pat Meeker, Rosalie Hewitt, Sandy Edmondson, Dorothy Harper, Marianne Field, Beverly Sc-hleiffer, Margaret Martin, Donna Wolfe. SITTING: Marie Geer, Margo Stanley, Lita Tigert, Joanne Walker, Ana Santos, Mary Torstenson, Pat Fue, Sharon Harvey, Judy Snow, Mary Pope. STANDING: Linda Stohrer, Cathy Parker, Priscila Morgan, Jane Faris, Carmen Valencia, Veronica Walker, Linda Burza, Alice Zirnmerrnan, Alice Link, Jarna Acuff, Arlene Hannberg, Sandy Johnson, Anabella Parsons. LAST ROW: Mrs. Young, Candy Husband, Shirley Shipman, Pam Vache, Margaret 0'Neal, Mary Clement, Sue Brennan, Maureen Charron, Eleonor Lewis, Joan DeLapp, Mrs. Pfau, Nancy DeLapp. I06 urses, Aide Club All high school girls who are interested in nursing are encouraged to join the Nurses' Aide Club. Sponsoring the club are Mrs. Young and Mrs. Pfau. Pink Girls The Pink Girls are volun- teer workers at Coco Solo Hos- pital during the summer. They work in all the different hos- pital wards throughout the summer. Much knowledge is gained through experience. They are advised by Mrs. Young and Mrs. Pfaui xi AERIAL VIEW OF GATUN LOCKS WITH SHIPS TRANSITING BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH. WATER FROM LOCKS IS SPILLING INTO THE OCEAN .FROM HIGHER LEVELS IN THE FOREGROUND. Catun Locks PORT Pl0dfling wins the race. . -Q11 V sl- - 1.2. .. ri. FIRST ROW: Don lN'Ic-Cullougli, Louis Austin, Jim Frost, Wally Brians, Robert Thomson, Mike Sullivan, Robert Sanders, Larry Stanford, James Castagno, l'am-ho Motta, Orrin Clement, Chris Wrcnn, Jon Jorstad. SECOND ROW: liou Hilzinger, Angel Vasquez, Ernest Hobbs, Robert Will, David ,-Xlliam-sc, .lohn Sullivan, .lack Rlair, Tom Coffin, Robert Thomas, Marcel Malamores, Tracy l,ansberry, Elmer Hamor, Dan Austin. THIRD ROW: lmo Paulson, Skip Berger, Bill Hanly, Dcan Greer, Howard Johnson, Tom McLean, Jim Lansberry, Wayne Holtzclaw, Les llighley, C-ibby llixon, Jack Sandi-rs, Tom Francazi. FOURTH ROYV: Coach Doug1,itton, Dana Hughes, William Craham, Steve Laurie, Norman Spector, Dan liridgcforcl, Jim Frum'azi, Brent Mitchell, Steve Morales flllglll, Maurice Bclanger, Keith Wrenn, Mike Charron, Neil Compton fmgr.J, Coach Louis Dedeaux. Football The Football season of 1964 was a very successful one from Cristobal High School's point of view. Every Friday when the Tigers emerged from their Tiger,s Den they were on the prowl for V-1-C-T-O-R-Y. Victory they found in the Jamboree and every single game of the regular season. The Tigers rushed 84 times, gaining a total of 1,298 yards for a 4.58 yard average per carry. In the aerial division, the Tigers passed 50 times completing 23 passes for a total of 378 yards gained. The primary reason for the success of the team this year can be summed up in one word: teamwork. For every 25 yards run or passed at least 7, if not more, successful blocks must have been completed, especially in the Line, which is usually known for hard work and little glory. And so, one must not laud only the Backs for their running and passing, one must also praise the Line Men for their superb blocking this season. I08 Of the first string eleven, six of our members were selected for the Canal Zone All-Zone Team. These were: Orrin Cle- ment, Pancho Motta, Don McCullough, Robert Thomas, Leo Paulson, and Jack Blair. For Orrin Clement and Pancho Motta, this was the second time that they have received this award. 1964 SEASON SCORES C.H.S. September 25 Canal Zone College 6 Uamboreej October 5 C.Z.C. 11 October 9 Balboa High School 0 October 16 School's Division Athletic Club 0 October 23 C.Z.C. 0 October 30 B.H.S. 0 November 6 S.D.A.C. 0 November 13 All-Stars 14 Olllll Clen1c11t and Pancho Motta, co-captains, watch referee Lou Hilzinger toss the coin at the start of the game. Most Valuable Player Orrin Clement, because of his outstanding drive. ability, and spirit, was selected for the Cristobal High School uMost Valuable Playerl' award for the 1964- 1965 season. This is not the first time that Orrin was named Most Valuable Playerfl He also received this honor his Junior year, which in itself is a great honor since the award is usually given to a senior. Orrin. one of the smallest players for Cristobal lligh School. does not lct his Weight, M12 pounds, handicap himl His rushing average is 4.96 yards and his passing total 333 yards. His indefatigablc pep and ability have contributed greatly to the success of the 1963 a11d 1964 football squads at C.H.S. Orrin has also had the honor of being selected for the Canal Zone All Zone football squad in his Junior and Senior years. Undoubtedly football fans in the Zone will long remember Orri11 Clement for his contribution to foot- ball successes at C.H.S. ,sv-2 , , K ko N ORRIN CLEMENT Orrin Clement rounding the corner 011 one of his well-known end runs IO9 CRIS WRENN U11z11'cI LA RRY STA N FORD Tackle 1 'K ii'- ! KR ......i JACK SANDERS WALLY RRIANS JACK BLAIR Ilalflmck Iind II:1IfIu1ck EIIII .luck Rluir is IIOWIIPII lay IIaII10z1sa1I4'ty1nil11. M A RCICI. MATAMORIES Fullbuck ROBBIE THOMAS Hulfback 915.4 IH.. duff' WU if pm., 1964 ffoar-In-s Litton and DfxDf'HlIX W1lIl'Il QICVCTOIIIIICIIIS from the simlclinvs. LEO PAULSON ELME,R HAMOR ROBICRT WILL Center Tackle Quarterback 1,3534 V. ff' E Nav uk gs Q, nf- , DON MQCULLOUGH LES HIGHLEY TICIJ SMITH TOM COFFIN WAYNli HOLTZCLAW End Tackle Fullback End End Football Lettermen Halflmack Rolilmie Thomas lakes u pass and turns for downfield and The Tigers luke time out to ask for help from the Higher Powcl u first down. IMVID AIBANICSIQ JON .IORSTED SKIPPER BERGER PANCHO MOTTA TOM FRANCAZI Halfback Tackle Center Guard Guard C21 -----F00tba11-----i-------- F' Starting With the J amboroo, Through a Season of Success. The Tigers ran V f ,A . ,...i,, Basketball rin fill'H1f'lll lvrings tln- lrall rlmrnrourl on a fast lircakf' lick Blair lials tln- loss-np to teammates in the game i nnst A. li. Junior Varsity Team 'F Q l I Varsity Team STANDING: Leslie Higliluy, ,l0lll1 llolsko, ,lolm Blair, Tom Collin, Mark 'l'ross'tl1, Joel Yoder. KNICELING: Coat-li lllosvr, Dave Allianesc, Angel Vasquez, Orrin film-nn'iil, Warren Gregory, Renaldo Ng. l l 1 --is i .lorvl Yoder got-s up for anollwr two points despite close guarding. QM NIJINO: Toni lllrlman, lfrim' lfrin'sl. l'iNl'll':l.lNll: Kvitll Wrenn, Paul Menges, .lulio Smith. TraCk h ,.. li .ns .- STANDINC: Elmer Hamor, Mike Sullivan, Mark Troscth, Gerardo Carrudo, Wayne Holtzclaw, John Fettler, John Biesche, Tom Francazi, George Kredvll. Sl'l l'lNC: ,lon lorslarl, ,lurk Sanders. Fred Ryan, Orrin Clement, 'lloln Ryan, .lohn Cintron, Marvel Matumores, Andy Luna, Enrico Cfaratac-lnfa, Keith Wrenn, Robert Sands-rs. KNEELING: Angel Vasquez, Leslie Highley, Richard Hull, William Hanly, Tom Benero, John Hotsko. Mark Troseth comes across the finish line with . , . . h - ' another Victory in the 880 yard run for the Tigers. john Fettlei rolls mm the har fOl anot er high jump. Andy Luna finishes first in his heat in the 220 yard dash. -1111:-r . .X . -f X . K W Q. :fi I .235 Tennis A 1 i af A , E 0 + X Girls' f ,. Tennis . f f-'M-M , ,ff ' - - A- 2 KNEICUNC: Cizela Kam, Jill lleevh, Kris Mallory. STANDING: Audrey Dum-an, Carla Chambers, Gayle Fettler, Margaret Martin, .r ' sv J-PJ' Z . . . . , 5 ' ,li ' Boys' Tennis STANDING: Pzxnclio Motth, Paul Menges, Larry Christoph, George Kredcll. KNEELINC: Orrin Cle- ment, Chuck Amato, Ronald Roh- ertson, Rick Fong. FX .lcanine Beclsworth. ,Lii .1 , ,yy A K ,-X gym' we-? v5 ' fl Q i . -'Q' . N-fi' '-Y, .fffyk Q' N 7 , .. -rd. 'M - 'bi' A. .iii . ,. is , fi. Q. ,. A We N X i J I ' wsie- W, xxx? . '55 Ei, XX 1 ,Q lI5 Baseball l 21 ll - Qfbd. an Q BE H f fill FIRST ROW: Mike Charron, Dave Allmanese, Orrin Clement, Don McCullough, Robert Will, Tom Benero, Angel Vasquez, SECOND ROW: Ralph Morales. ,lim Lansherry, Hollie Griffon, Richard Hakanson, Robert Sanders, Wally Rrians, Andy Luna, Neal Compton. THIRD ROW: Coach Litton, .lark Sanders, Lou Hakanson, John Fettler, Teddy Smith, Leslie Highley, Tom Coffin, Samuel Mason, Pancho Motta. BHS vs CHS SDAC vs CHS CZC vs CHS BHS vs CHS SDAC vs CHS CZC vs CHS BHS vs CHS 1965 Schedule I K , A February 26 in March 5 March 11 March 16 March 19 March 26 April 1 April 9 Duh, is this Little League? O. Clement, D. McCullough I6 CZC vs CHS 6 I Swimming Team 0 9, N0 u W , tar, ' B05 NC Q M wywo , 1 l Wr- , 'M' FIRST ROW: Joe Sawyer, Pell- Fruncazi, Audrey Duncan, Darnell Will, Denise Aguilar, Laura Russon, Tim Carter. SECOND ROW: John Sulli- van, Gilbert Hixon, Richard Hakanson, Luis Valencia, Mike Sullivan, Marilyn Roth, Carmen Valencia, Ramon Otero, Pam Vache, Jorge Ferrer 'ff K 'iw Qfgwiiil aff :- r.-.4 'iaa' yr-gg A .xo i. Louise .Russon prepares for the oncom- Members of the swimming relays practice their starts. mg diving season. II7 2 --M---n Girls' Volleyball Ki 'ff CGA!! League STANDING: Janine Bedswortli, Rntli Mason, Nancy DeI.app, Carla Cham- bers, Beverly Dreyer, Nancy Huldt- quist, IxIlll4glll'1'l. Martin. SITTING: Millie Payne, Sue Soyster, Gayle Feltler, Janet Clute. CCB!! League STANDING: Dale Scott, Laura Rus- son, Joan Delaplil, Elconor Lewis, Gloria Lcluidier. SITTING: Dorothy Ilarper, Marianne Field, ,Ioan McCul- lough, Linda Johnson. ll8 Cheerleaders r Q. ,df N55 5 h' 4-'J HQ? X gl f lf. JUDITH PAULSON SUE SOYSTER DIANE ASBURY MARIANNE FIELD NANCY IIULDTQUIST .IANICE ISEDSWORIH MW- MW. . W., . . ...M W., .Ml W., ,W ...M .Q ff xv. Q . 6...,.. ,,,. ,,,,.,,.. ..,.e..., , - X . 5:1 1:15 .4127 Zfii1.5 '- 'ffiti' ll H... 5 I 55221 ' . 51 - : '-..'e rpg.: figs : 1. 1- si: YS: eh -I ' ' lg E .. :e, 4 A . gym. f A N ., , .Q i fy I N A 4.'A ' EEEE :.. 5 V ' L 5. 'E' M 'l . -'rf 4 ' f . 5 Rm . 'S --M H h Tlwy cheered at basketball games . . me N R- Q M ,Q if M k an 1. K. f our ., . , i! 'Y h W... W Q '-'75 Q ' ' UUE N Q- : 1 3? an Q: ,.., L , Y - .fl grip EQ QR 3 ,,,,.. fit DAPHNE DOWNING MASCOT X X , E X l 4 'E A 1 'ff Y pep rallies . . . footlmall games . . . , and officiated at the Victory CCFCITIOYIIC Latecomer FRLSHMAN S SENIOR I WILLIAM T. 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W ,Q L N. A . .. N .5 -Ag...-f.,'..5 A-.fb . , N f ...K 7' A , ,. A A 15 5' 12 . 1 A Q-'rifafw ' :Q 5' 3 G 1 ' .. A ' ' 'V QY f ' sv ' .. f .Q ' 15 f . A , .. .Q ig gs L E K . 133533 5 F L1 . 5 . 9,39 J. Ferrer, C. Valencia, M. Rainier, A. Link Complimenfs of PANAMA AGENCIES CO. CNSTOBAL PANAMA COLON BALBOA 3-2 ' 35 3-oo24 7- I 744 2-2 I 59 'Fil Mimi Goguen, R. W. Owen, David Goguen Complimenis of C. FERNIE CO. CRISTOBAL, CANAL ZONE BALBOA, CANAL ZONE 122 4 e I 3 X, , Af, ,gg mb Complimen'l's of , .,f.ffi 'at4V is MOTTA INTERNACIONAL. S. A. .-sg . 3 f lvgfa Q SAX X LA 'sl -Jul. , . .... gm., , ,, , ,. ,Q Complimen+s of GIL MORLAND . . Mike Sullivan, Carmen Valencia, Michele Rainier I23 Compliments of ALHAMBRA CLUB Fronf and 8+l1 S'l'ree+ Colon, R.P. P O BOX 349 TEL 70 770 Complimen'I's of COLONIAL BODEGA i Jorge L. Ferre Complimenls of CIE. GIE. TRANSATLANTIQUE l0l'l1 S'l'ree+ and Bolivar Colon FRENCH LINE Crislobal Canal Zone wizlii ' ' V l,., E L 7el.e lll 0 M P 1 1 A hH,,,.:Lu V. Vihvv 5 VVz ,A,. -ly T F AM 5 , A-i W. Seeley. A. Hannberg, N. Currier Complimenls of ROYAL NETHERLANDS STEAMSHIP CO cRlsToaAi. CANAL ZONE l24 Compliments of ALMACEN FONG Willi a 5c and l0c Depar'l'men'l 9+h and Bolivar Ave. Colon, R. P. Com plimenls of BESTFIT CLOTHES ll+l1 and Fronl' Slreef, Colon Tel. 5l2 C. Redman, J. Walker, V. Green Complimenls of SWISS JEWELRY Wifh our sincere complimenls. Wishing you 'lhe besl of luclr, progress, and above all, happiness in 'Phe 'fulure you are aboul fo enler. Miss Williams, lvl.4Sullivan, C. Valencia Complimenls of MARGARITA FLORIST CharIesPerre+f,S.A. Old Fire Slalion Margarlla, C. Z. Fronl and lllh Slreef Cglon' R,P, ' iii il ,..,... 4 S We Elf i,-' A I by l I me ggi ' 1e Compliments of J. Blair, T. Smilh. M. Davila Complimenls of EL CORTES INGLES For 'lhe besf suifs and guaiaparas, shop af El Cories lngles. Ilfh and Fronl Slreel Colon' R,P, BREAKERS CLUB Coco Solo Canal Zone .- -fn, ,, 2--H.. F W vi W .. x I 'fx , ...W . . V . p . X . A 1 xv . Complimenls of PEIKARD, R. P. Free Zone, Colon Tel. 7-I920 Complimenis of FT. DAVIS NCO OPEN MESS Fi. Davis Canal Zone Complimenls of MARGARITA BEAUTY SALON Margarifa Service Cenfer Tel. 3-I642 Compliments of FT. DAVIS GOLF CLUB Fl. Davis Canal Zone Complimenls of THE FRENCH BAZAAR The mosl Jralkecl aboul gill slore on Jrhe ls+l'1mus. J. J. PALOMERAS, S. A. FRONT STREET COLON, R P R. Day, B. Thompson. E. Hobb Complimenfs of PANAMA CANAL YACHT CLUB I -A was T ILL pg ..,, N . . ' Q STREET, 428 PANAMA 54613 Compliments of INTERNACIONAL DE LICORES A Liu E5f:.n+R2tI:22.e TEL. cQm2iif54li+i' Zim CI THE ITALIAN LINE Compliments of Cgmplimenfs gf E. J. BERGER MASONIC TEMPLE TAGAROPULOS, s. A Bw 443 CRISTOBAL CANAL ZONE Tel. No. 7-3327 COLON PANAMA f T Q Complimenis of BOYD BROTHERS STEAMSHIP AGENCIES, LTD. Complimen+s of Complimems of L. L. MADURITQ COCO SOLO BEAUTY SALON pronf and II-H1 Sfreei. golon Coco Solo, Canal Zone Tel. 36-232 Complimenfs of Complimenfs of COCO SOLO BARBER SHOP MAVIS BEAUTY SHOP Napoleon Ruiz Q, FRONT STREET, COLON TEL. 7-o4so SERVICE CENTER COCO SOLO, C. Z. x X 3 E 5 I E . . 2 ' I M i H Q ' V5.1 Wi .,x f Il IL s ' N 27' k - I ' P' T 9 'I .E If-swf M -I I f sr f- 2 f- V- I F. .R 5 I - l gf. .xx AZ ,A I 'Ri V I f X R i K' b X x i . , I M, 5 U -I I x X - v 1 ' ' I N . If Y - Q I I Rf' f :kv I- PQISI' IABIEEKICIQRI' WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE Our Bes+ Wishes fo +l'Ie Class of '65 FRONT STREET COLON I29 Compliments of CONTINENTAL SHIPPING CORP. Our Besf Wishes For The Fufure of 'rhe Graduafing Class of i965 CIA HENRIQUEZ, S. A. FREE ZONE. coLoN TEL. 7-3333 CompIimen+s of NORTON, LILLY 81 COMPANY, INC. Masonic Temple CRISTOBAL. CANAL ZONE CRISTOBAL. CANAL ZONE yn , . E I J A stitch in time saves nine. la . - T ' ,L 2435 fl fl W , we ' .5-K , .er . lm . Q S,-.nw E Q X 4 2 if ,bag ,:,, Z f 2, ' A . f , f Q kv flfzl,-Y. f f 'ffl fi .33 5 t .. S . .gg 5 gi -4 T is , cssl ' 31513 Jorge Ferrer. Carmen Valencia Willw Besl Wishes and Success lo Hue Class of '65 CRISTOBAL CANAL ZONE LODGE NO. I542 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF THE ELKS Compliments of ALMACEN SALAS Colon Panama gms- ?-rf 'IV 'lil -J l JI . f ez-if--. T-?Q,,.,1Li-,T Complimenis of BECTON DICKENSON 8: CO.. S. Aa Colon Free Zone Colon. R. P. I3l Dinner is served. And it's almost lunchtime! Compliments of THE MARGARITA UNION CHURCH Did you know . . .? This addition is murder! FRANSCISCO WONG CHANG, S. A. 8'l'l1 and 9+l1 Bolivar Ave. Colon. R- P- Compliments of JOHN SU RANY Fronl' Slreef Colon, R. P. Complimenis of Mimi Goguen. David Goguen CANAL ZONE POLICE ASSOCIATION CRISTOBAL Crlffobal Branch CANAL ZONE Compliments of SMOOT Y PAREDES DE COLON, S. A. CHEVROLET-BUICK-OPEL OLDSMOBILE COLON TEL. 7-l820 or 7-I82I A Friend Ackerman, Cap+. and Mrs. Adams, Jr., Maior and Mrs. Basil R. Albanese, Dave Albanese, L+. Col. and Mrs. A. J. Alberga, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Albino, Delia Alexander, Howard H. Anderson, Adamary Angermuller, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Asencio, Mr. and Mrs. Jesus A++ia, Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Baifel, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ballard, SfSg+. ASA R. Barfield, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Barre++, John H. Barrows, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Barry, MSG James R. Barfram, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ba+es, Sg+. and Mrs. Harvey R. Ba+h, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Belland, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Bensen, Mr and Mrs. Edward H. Berger, Roberf Bieschke, L+. Col. and Mrs. K. A Bir+el, Linda Bock, Richard W. Brown, Cap+. and Mrs. Roberf B. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Bunch, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Burbine, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bu+ler, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bu+ler, L+. Col. and Mrs. D. C. Bu+z, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Calderon, W O and Mrs. D. Candan, E. R. Cara+achea, Mrs. J. M. Carey, Mai. and Mrs. William K. Carlisle, Cap+. and Mrs. T. H. Carpenfer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carr, JoAnn Cas+le, A. J. Casfagno, CWO and Mrs. A. Cellucci, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chan, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Charron, L+. Col. and Mrs. Chen, Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Chen, Mr. and Mrs. David Chen, Mr. and Mrs. Yee Sing I34 Tiger Boosters Chen, Mr. and Mrs. William Chong, Mr. and Mrs. Apin Chong, Mr. and Mrs. George Cin+ron, Sg+. and Mrs. Juan Clark, M. H. Clay+on, Harry Coffey, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Collins Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Condina, Maior and Mrs. Ernes+ F. Condon, Mary S. Condon, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cool, Chuckie Copelend, Sg+. Harold Corrigan Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Co++rell, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Por+er Davis,'Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Davis, MSG Noah F. Degen, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. DeLapp, Mr. and Mrs. C. ND. Devins, Major and Mrs. J. H. Diaz, Miss Gladys O. Dinkgreve, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Donohue, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dohle, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dominguez, C. G. Dominguez, Julio Douglas Dryer, Mr. S. A. Dudley, Sg+. and Mrs. Edward G. DuPos+, Cap+. and Mrs. A. R. Emmi++ Jr., Cap+. and Mrs. P. W. Emswiler, Mai.'and Mrs. Rober+ J. Endara, Mr. and Mrs. R. Endico++, Mrs. A. L. Es+rada, L+. Col. and Mrs. T. E. Es+rada, Mr. and Mrs. Mafeo J. Evanovich, Mrs. Ann M. Faris, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Favori+e, George and Family Fea+hers+on, Be++y Fernandez, Maior and Mrs. Joseph Ferrer, Jorge Luis Ferrer, Luz Maria Field, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Fields Jr., Cap+. and Mrs. Wm. R. Fierro, Maior- and Mrs. Jose A. Fleming, CWO and Mrs. Leo W. Folsom, Mr. Fong, Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Fong, Mr. and -Mrs. Augus+o P. Fong, Mr. and Mrs. lsidro Fong, Mr. Joel P. Fong, Miss Pa+ricia Ann Fong, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Fong, Mr. and Mrs Ricardo Humberfo Fong, Mr. and Mrs. Rogelio Fong, Mr. and Mrs. Vic+or P. Forsgreen, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Fournier, CWO and Mrs. N. H. Friedrich, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fue, Sg+. and Mrs. Ross W. Gabriel, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Gallardo, Mr. M. L. Gansen, W. J. Garcia, Sg+. and Mrs. Cresencio B. Garza, De L. Gegg, Anne D. Ghen+, CWO and Mrs. F. L. Gibson, Cap+. and Mrs. N. W. Gibson, T. F. Gibson Jr., Noel Gillam Jr., Cap+. and Mrs. Wm. A. Gillis, Sfc Alexander J. Gomez, SfSg+ and Mrs. Gonzales, Cap+. F. J. Gonz alez, Ramiro Graham, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Granadino, Dr. and Mrs. B. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Greg Greg ory, Mr. g, T. L. Griggs, Al+hea Grubb, Chaplain and Mrs. Hugh M. Guinn, AI Gullickson, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gu+ieng, Mrs. Oliva Hadari+s, Mr. and Mrs. Hale, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hakanson, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Halfas+, Richy Hamil+on, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hannah, Mr. and Mrs. Kenne+h Harmon Jr., L+. and Mrs. S. H. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Har+well Jr., Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Ha+gi, Mr. Neil J. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Hauke, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hensley, Cap+. Rayburn Hernandez, Rafael Q' I HONORARY TIGER BOOSTER 1965 MR. H. T. CARPENTER, Mr. Carpen+er has been selec+ed by +he Yearbook S+a++ as Honorary Tiger Boos+er. He was largely responsible for presen+ing +he old school's bell +o +he new Cris+obal High School and also designing +he bell moun+ing. Hibey, Joseph L. High+ower, SfSg+. and Mrs. W. A. Higgins, Vic+or H. Hinz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hobbs, MfSg+. and Mrs. John A. Homlin, E. Hood, Linda Hopson, Rex C. Huey, Baby lBobl Huld+quis+, E. Guy Hunnicu++, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hu+son, L+. Col. and Mrs. A. L. Illies, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jarman, Frank Jennings, Sg+. Columbus Johnson, Bonnie J. Johnson, Cap+. and Mrs. Willie L. Johnson, Major and Mrs. Cornell Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson, Jr., L+. Joe S. Jones, Cap+. and Mrs. Ax+on Jones Jr., Cap+. and Msr. W. J. Jordan, L+. Col. and Mrs. C. E. Jors+ad, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Kam, Mr and Mrs. Augus+us Kam, Mr. and Mrs. Augus+us R. Kam, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kardanski, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kelly, Edward Kerley, Cap+. and Mrs. Frank V. Keun, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kun Kimbrell, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Klee+kens, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Klonlz, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Klunick, C. H. Kos+akowski, Mrs. James Koziol, E. Lam, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lannin, William L. Lansberry, Alber+ Largen+, Larrabee, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. La Verne Laurie, E+heI M. Lawson, Gwendolyn Lay, Mr. Douglas Laya+a, Tama+o Lay+on, Cap+. and Mrs. M. L. Lea+hers, Ralph E. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ar+hur Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ar+uro Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Legwillon, Maior and Mrs. Ii. E. Lenz, Specialis+ and Mrs. C. R. Leon, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Leon, Mr. and Mrs. Vic+or Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Linn, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Li++on, Douglas Lopez, L+. and Mrs. Mar+in Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Louey, Cap+. and Mrs. R. A. Lyew, M r. and Mrs. Charles Macin+osh, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maedl, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Ma++ei, Mr. and Mrs. Francisco MacNeill, Mai. and Mrs. Rohry Mallory, Mai. and Mrs. D. J. Mam, John Manfred, CWO and Mrs. A. J. Manrique, Delia Marnon, Cap+. and Mrs. Danold J. Marks, Howard Marquard, Mr. and Mrs. Waren D Marvin, CWO and Mrs. Paul H. Maszkiewicz, S+c. and Mrs. R. J. May Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Vic+or H. Mazzoni, Bernard R. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Wal+er McCullough, R. E. McElhone, H. J. McGiverin, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mcln+yre, Mr. and Mrs. McLain, Mr. and Mrs. John McLain, Dougals McLimans, Sally Meehan, Cap+. and Mrs. J. Finley Meeker, D. B. Mendez, Sg+. Miguel A. B. Mendez, Carmen Menges, Mrs. M. Mercer, Major and Mrs. Ar+her G. Merlino, Cap+. S+ephen Mize, Mrs. Fred Milan+on, Mai. and Mrs. P. A. Moldy l35 Tiger Boosters fContinuedj Monfague, Lt Col. and Mrs. Jack H. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Moore, W. E. Moser, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mo'H'a, Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Munozi, Gerardo Naneds, Trixie Neyron, Carmen Nichols, Mafor and Mrs. James D. Nicolaisen, Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Noah, J. K. Nordsirom, Alfred A. Norman, James D. Ochoa, S+ella J. O'Donnell Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John T. Oliviera, Alias Orfega, Consuelo Orfiz, SfSgt Enrique Ferrer Or'l'iz, Mrs. Carmen L. Osborne, Desiree O+ero, Edelmira G. Oucghie, C. and I. Oversfreei' Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. O. and Family Parker, Caihy Padro, Ralph Peek, MfSgt Thomas U. Phillips, MfSgt Ivan J. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Palumbo, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Paolille, Mr. Buenavenfura Payne, Ira M. Penrose, Maior and Mrs. George T. Perez, Carmen M. Peio, Mr. Pfau, Grace S. Pfau, James H. Pou, Mr. and Mrs. Fong Quevedo, Rufh Quinones, MfSgt and Mrs. Emilio Quinones, MfSg'l'. and Mrs. Emilio Ramirez, Mr. and Mrs. Jorge E. Rankin, A. A. Rangel, Mrs. Reeves ll, Charles T. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Reif, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. I36 Riefkohl, Dr. and Mrs. Riggs, Capt and Mrs. Gary A. Riviera, Sfc. and Mrs. Adrian Riviera, Sgt David Vega Roberfson, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Roche, Capt and Mrs. James M. Rodriguez, Capt and Mrs. Roberi' Roscoe, Capt and Mrs. K. S. Roih, Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn Rougeaus, Capt and Mrs. James Rourke, Mr. and Mrs. R. Rushing, Helen L. Russell, F. B. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanchez, Mr. and Mrs. Mercelino Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sasazar, M. Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Schleiffer, Capt and Mrs. T. L. Schuler, Mai. and Mrs. Jack A. Schmenk, Lt and Mrs. Thomas ScoH', Mr. and Mrs. Frank Segura, MfSgt and Mrs. Serdman, R. Shanklin, Mrs. T. G. Sider, Lt and Mrs. Edward S. Simons, Col. and Mrs. A. D. Simpson, M. Smi+h, Ted Smiih Jr., Mr. and Mrs. F. H. SmiHy, Mr. and Mrs. Snow, SFC. and Mrs. George Spasm, Qreudleigh X. Soysfer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Siarke, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sfearns, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sfevey, Chaplain and Mrs. John Sfewart Capt and Mrs. George F. Siiles, Mrs. H. G. Sfohrer, Capt and Mrs. Andrew Siorch, Mr. and Mrs. H. Sullivan, Lt Col. and Mrs. W. N. Taler, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tang, Dr. Carlos Tang, Mr. and Mrs. Miguel L. Taylor, Marion Terrazas, Concepcion M. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Thomas, B. K. Thompson, B. K. Thorpe, Lt Col. and Mrs. K. F. K. Thrower, Mai. and Mrs. C. C. Tigert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. TippeH', Jack B. Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tobins, Dora C. Torres, Billie J. Torres, Capt Merido Trawick, William A. Trosefh, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Trout S. M. Truiollo, SfSgt and Mrs. Turner, Mrs. E. M. Uazquez, SfSgt and Mrs. Gilberfo Urban, Lt and Mrs. Thomas E. Urey, J. W. Valencia, Mai. and Mrs. L. AUS lRetl VaIen+ini,' Mrs. Wm. A. Van Dyke, Lt Col. and Mrs. W. A. Van Sickle, Capt and Mrs. James P. Vazquez, SfSgt and Mrs. Gilberlo Vela, Capt and Mrs. Rene A. Viera, Ana Vick, Diane Vickery, Uara Volponi, Capt and Mrs. Anfhony A. Wachel, Mr. and Mrs. E. Waghelsfein, Capt and Mrs. John D. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Wainio, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Washingion, Capt and Mrs. R. B. Weigle, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. Wer+z, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. William, SFC Heywald J. Wilder, Capt and Mrs. A. L. Wilferd, Sue Wolfe, CWO and Mrs. Dale H. Wong, Mr. and Mrs. Benifo B. Wong, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos E. Wong, Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Wong, Mr. and Mrs. Luis E. Wrenn, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wright Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wright SfSgt and Mrs. Yoder, Mrs. J. Yoke, Mr. and Mrs. Ng King York, Capt and Mrs. T. R. Yorman, Lt Col. and Mrs. W. H. Young, Harrie'H 1965 Caribbean Staff Editor-in-Chief , CopyEditors , . F acuity-A dm i nistrati on Senior Editor e i Assistant Senior Editor Underclassmen Editor Activities Editor Clubs Editor .iiii Sports Editor i,,,Eii, Business Manager , Business Advisor i Photographers Staff Assistants Editor ,Marilyn Roth Ginger Thomas ,Adele Burns Pam Robertson E Janet Clute E Sue Wilferd Amy Garcia ,Vivian Butler Mike Sullivan i Jorge Ferrer Mr. Bernard Mazzoni Rutly Day, Mike Sullivan E , MaureenvCharron, Cathy Parker, Michele Rainier, Lita Tigert, Carmen Valencia Advisor, it eieeeeee ...e.i . E ,e . ,E E E is Mr. Rex Hopson The yearbook staff sincerely thanks Laboratories Cromos of Panama City, Foto Mastlcu of Colon, Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, the faculty and administration of CHS, anal everyone else who has eontrilautecl t' in any Way to our 196.9 CARll3l3lQAN. FACULTY Anderson, Adamary 13, 14, 97 Bailey, Richard 13 Beck, Paul 11, 12, 78, 87 Berger, Robert 13 Bock, Richard 13 Brewer, Charles 13, 18, 88 Carr, JoAnne 13 Condina, Virginia 13 Condon, Mary 13 Diaz, Gladys 12 Fattorosi, Louis 14, 16 Folsom, Veva 14 Gay,1V rr 14,38 Gansen, William 3, 14 Gegg, Anne 14, 99 Gregg, Eugene 14, 95 1'lopSon, Rex 14, 16, 84, 104 Kelly, Edward 15 Koziol, Edwin 14, 15 Laurie, Ethel 15 Lawson, Gwendolyn 15 Litton, Douglas 108, 110 Mat-Farland, Robert 15, 98 Maedl, Alfhild 15 Maedl, Carl 12 Mason, Emma 15 Mazzoni, Bernard 15, 17 McCullough, Robert 16 McDonnell, Jo 16 Melaimans, Sophie 16 Merlino, Steve 16, 88 Mowery, Robert 16 Norman, James 16, 98 Palumbo, Luke 16 Pfau, Grace 16, 106 Pfau, James 17, 18, 95, 96 Reeves, Charles 17, 101 Riefkohl, Stella 17 Shariek, Earl 17 Shipman, Robert 17 Smith, Dorothy 17 Stearns, James 17, 105 Stohrer, Freda 17, 102 Taylor, Marion 12 Thompson, Bert 18, 79, 80, 82, 126 Wagner, Jacqueline 12 Young, Harriet 18, 106 A Abbott, Jar-k 68 Aeuff, ,lama 62, 80, 81,102, 103, 106 Aguilar, Denise 68, 106 Albanese, Dave 54, 108, 111 Alfonso, Myrna 68 Amato, Chuck 54, 78, 95 Antonopus, Luis 62 Arington, Diane 21 Aroeho, Ida 68, 71 Ashury, Diane 21, 40, 48, 74, 76, 77 87,88,89,94,95,97,100,120 Austin, Dan 54, 108 Austin, Louis 21, 38, 90, 108 Austin, Virginia 21, 47,104 B Baas, Christina 68 Baas, Peter 68 Bailey, Sharon 54, 98 Bailey, Ted 68, 81 Baker, Marilyn 68 Baker, Ruhye 54, 106 Baldwin, Bill 62 Ballon, Rene 68, 70, 106 Baraniek, John 91 Barrows, Gladys 68, 81 Barrows, Lena 80 Beall, Carol 68, 92, 102 Bedsworth, George 7, 54 Bedsworth, James 21 Index Bedsworth, Janine 54, 86, 100, 120 Belanger, Monty 68, 95, 98, 108 Bell, Karen 68 Benero, Annie 80 Benero, Tom 54 Berger, Skipper 54, 101, 102, 103, 108, 111 Bernard, Dulce 62, 105 Bernard, Juan 62 Bernstein, Ken 54, 78, 80, 81, 82, 94, 95, 102, 103 Biesehe, .lohn 54, 105 Blair, .laek 54, 101, 108, 110 Blevins, Roberto 68, 79 Borsellino, James 62 Bosley, Kenny 62 Brennan, Sue 54, 89, 106 Brenner, Beeky 54 Brians, Vvallaee 20, 42, 97, 98, 101, 104, 108, 110 Bridgeford, Dan 68, 88, 108 Bridgeford, Jane 62, 92, 102, 103 Bridges, Dusty 68 Bruce, Gayle 21 Burbine, Mark 62 Burge, James 68 Burgess, Steve 68 Burleson, Lynn 62, 90 Burns, Adele 22, 78, 99, 104, 105 Burza, Linda 81, 106 Bush, Sharron 68 Buss, Sue 22 Butler, Vivian 22, 85, 87, 97, 104 Butz, Esther 68, 79 Butz, Peter 55, 79, 81 C Calderon, Daniel 22 Davila, Mike 55, 102, 103 Davis, Shirley 55 Day, Rudy 62, 126 DeFrees, DeLapp, Diana 55 .loan 62,106 Delaapp, Nancy 25, 75, 100, 106 DeLeon, Griselrla 55 DeLeon, Sylvia 62 Denany, Chuek 69, 106 Denany, ,laequeline 25, 92 D4-Raps, Charyl 62, 80, 102, 106 DeTore, Nan 62 1JeVo11, llank 62, 98 Dew, Willizrm 66 Dial, Julia 69, 106 Dobbs, Sharon 106 Dockray, Sarah 56, 69 Dohle, Mark 62 Donahue, Rosy 54, 55, 84, 98, 101 Dreyer, Beverly 25, 49, 76, 77 Duneau, Audrey 55, 100 li Edmondson, Sandra 55, 102, 106 Egger, Beverly 106 Egger, Lynn 25 Elmore, Wendy 69, 106 Enclara, Alexis 63 Ernest, Erie 63, 88, 95 Estrada, Ricky 69 Estrada, Tom 55 F Faris, ,lane 25, 81, 102, 106 Favorite, Howard 63 , 105 Carataehea, Enrico 68, 79 Carden, Ken 62 Carlo, Luis 81 Carlson, Jim 62 Carter, Tim 68 Castagno. .lames 22, 47, 78,-108 Chambers, Carla 22, 38, 42, 45, 87, 95, 97, 100 Charron, Maureen 23, 85, 106 Charron, Mike 68, 108 Chassaignae, Judy 68 Cheshire, Janiee 23 Chong, Alex 68, 101 Christiansen, Chris 55, 87, 97, 98 Christiansen, Kathy 23 Christoph, Larry 23, 88, 92, 97, 98 Cintron,1leana 23 Cintron, John 55, 90 Cintron, Juan 68 Clarke, Cris 55. 103 Clark, Kelly 62, 66, 80, 81, 82, 102 Clement, Mary 55, 80, 98, 106 Clement, Orrin 23, 45, 76, 77, 78, 94, 95 96, 101, 108, 109 Clute, Janet 24, 50, 85, 100, 104 Coffey, David 55, 78, 98, 102. 103 Coffin, .lon 62, 98 Coffin, Tom 6, 54, 55, 98,108,111 Coleman, Denise 68 Coleman, George 24 Collins, Ronald 24 Compton, Karl 55 Compton, Neal 24, 108 Conway, Sandra 24, 106 Cooper, Richard 24 Cooper, Robert 62 Corrigan, lrene 62 Cronan, .lames 55 Currier. Norman 55, 98, 124 Custodio, Maria 68, 79, 106 D Dade, De Sha 68 Daigneau, Rosalyn 68 Fernandez, Joe 55, 91, 92 Ferrer, Jorge 25, 85, 122, 124. 127 Fettler, Gayle 26, 45, 78, 100 Fettler, John 63 Field, Marianne 63, 98, 100. 106, 120 Fitzsimmons, Cathy 26, 98, 104, 106 Flora, Bruee 55, 80, 81, 82, 102, 103 Fong, Ricardo .1 r. 26, 44, 78, 80, 97, 98 102, 104 Forsgreen, Dennis 63 Forsythe, Edna 26 Foster, Bill 69, 80, 81 Franeazi, Pete 69 Franeazi, Tomas 63, 108 Frost, James 26, 47, 108 Fue, Pat 56, 78, 98, 106 Furey, Theresa 69, 106 Fusselman, Sharon 63, 98 G Gabriel, Philip 26 Garcia, Amelia 27, 44, 46, 78, 85, 100, 104, 105, 106 Garza, Roberta 63, 95, 106 Geddes, Barbara 69, 95, 106 Geddes, Billy 69 Geer, Marie 56, 106 Gegg, Kathy 63, 99 Gegg, Steve 69, 72 Gereieh, Nancy 69, 106 Ghent, Fred 56 Goguen, David 63, 122 Goguen, Michelle 27, 122 Gonzales,'Edrnund 69 Gonzalez, Pal 69, 92, 106 Graham, Bill 69, 108 Gray, ,lim 81 Greene, Pat 69 Green, Virginia 56 Greer, Dean 63, 108 Gregory,YVarren 27 Griffon, Hollis 56 Griffon, Robert 63 Guadalupe, Alex 56, 8'1- I1 Hakanson, Louis 69 llalianson, Richard 27, 88 llale, Peggy 69, 80, 81 llanimond, Karen 16, 56, 54, 84, 86 llamor, Elmer 36, 91, 105, 108, 110 llanrl, leri 56 llanlvy, William 62, 63, 98, 101, 10 llannlwrg, Arlene 27, 106, 124 llarpt-r, Dorothy 63, 106 llarwy, Sharon 27, 92, 106 llcllmund, ,lames 69, 80 llellmund. Linda 56 llerring, Mike 28 llcrron, Connie 63 l'l4-wilt, Rosalie 56, 78, 80, 106 lllghley, l,l'Sllt' 56, 108 llilzinger, Marcella 69, 92 llilzinger, Lou 57, 108 llixon, Gilrlxy 63, 106, 108 llixon, Louise 69, 70, 95 llolnlms, lfrnest 56, 88, 108 llogan, Patricia 28, 99, 105 lloltzrlaw. Cathy 69, 106 lloltzvlaw, Xvaync 63, 101,108,111 llotsko, llilda 28 llolsko, ,lames 63 llotsko, ,lohn 28 llufl, Dennis 71,81 llnlf.l ,eonartl 64, 92 l'lllgLll4'S,'lll1OI'l1ilS 64 llulfltquist, Nancy 56, 84, 87.97, 104, 120, 199 llull. Richard 57, 101 lluslnanrl, Candy 57, 95, 102, 106 lluson, Colleen 70 llustcd, George 70 1 lrwin, lilargarct 51 .1 .lac-kson, Chris 64 Jackson, Nicky 70 .lackson, Steve 70 Johnson, Glen 70 ,lolinson, Rolmcrt 6-1. 105 Johnson, Sandra 57, 106 .loncs, lilanche 28 Jones, Doug 68, 70 lanes, .lames 57 8 103, Link, Alice 29, 106, 122, 127 Link, Betty 70, 71,106 Lloyd, Linda 57, 106 Lopez, Alfredo 64 M Mae-dl, Pam 64, 80, 81, 98, 100, 102, 106 Maffei, Mario 57, 87, 97, 98, 99, 105 Mallory, Kristin 30 Mallory, Pam 64, 80, 81, 98, 100, 106 Manns, Bernard 57 Mantovani, Luigi 30, 46, 50 Marc-ola, Cecilia 81 lilarquard, Ronnie 30 1Xlartinez,iflara 57 lllartin, Gerald 70 Martin, Margaret 57, 87, 95, 97, 98, 100, 106 lX'lason,.luanita 57 Mason, Rocky 64 Mason, Ruth 20, 43, 78, 100 1N1aszkiewics, Katherine 70 Matamores, Marcel 57, 108, ill axwel 1, Neil 70 110 McBride, Peter 56, 98 Mcfflain, Doug 81 Mm-Cullough, Donald 30, 38, 40, 76, 77, 78, 87, 88, 94, 95, 96, 99, 101. 108, 111 lhlt'flllll0llgIl1,,l021I1 70, 106 Mclntyre, Francisco 70, 80 McLean, 'llom 70, 108 Meeker, .lamie 81 Meeker, Pat 64, 99, 102, 106 Meeker, Sherian 57, 80, 98, 102, 103, 105 Mengcs, livelyn 70 lilcngcs, Patil 64, 78, 98 1Xletivier, Anne 64 lllctivicr, lylif-In-le 70 lilelzgar, A. .l. 30, 52, 78 llletzgar, Noreen 64, 99 lllilcllell. Rrent 64, 98, 108 Montgomery, Rill 7, 57, 80, 87, 97 98 Moore, Charlotte 70 Moore, Donna 64, 102 Morgan, .loo 70, 80, 92 Morgan, Priscila 57, 106 Morales, Ralph 64 Morlantl, Peter 70 Motta, Pancho 20, 41, 45, 46, 76, 77, 78, 87, 98,101,108,11l .lordan, 'llhomas 6, 28, 42, 43, 44, 78 97 104. 105 Jordan, Valerie 70, 106 1 Jorstacl. .lon 29, 48, 76, 77, 87, 97, 98, 101, 108, 111 K Kam, Gisela 57 K1-Il:-y, ,lonnie 64. 92 Kirkland. Nora 70 Klasorsky. Nicholas 70 Kluniek, Nancy 6. 29, 102, 106 Krcclcll, George 57 Ku-dell. lllike 70 Kucilias, Maria 64 Kuntz, Rill 64 L .anslrerry, ,lim 64, 108 la rgenl . Nancy 29. 87, 97, 104, 105 larlier, llelsv 70. 80, 106 .au, c.t.miin2, 64, 102 .aura-. Stu-vc 70, 108 ,ct-, Alfredo 57 mc, David 10 ,elaidier, Gloria 64, 98, 100 ,eon, I.:-sliu 64, 99 ,eu is, Beth 70, 95, 106 ,t-wis, lfleanor 64, 98, 100, 106 .illy, Charlotte 64, 92, 99 1 1 l l l l Lee, Carolina 29 I . - l l l l l l .incli, l rcderit'k 29, 88, 95, 98, 101 Q N Ncgron, Garlos 71 Negron, Delma 64 Negron, Gloria 71 Negron, Nelson 71 Ncgron, Richard 71 New, Vernon 71 Ng, Agosto 71, 98 Ng, Rcnaldo 58, 95, 98, 99. 105 Nicolaiscn, Eric 65, 81, 105 Nicolaiscn, Fred 58, 80, 81, 103 Niles, .limmie 71 0 Olierlioltzcr, ,ludy 71, 82, 93, 95, 106 0'Donnell, Kathy 58, 98, 99 O'Donnc1l, Mary 30 O'Neal, Margaret 65, 80, 98, 102, 106 Ortiz, William 65 Oslmorne, Desiree 65 Ou-ro, Ramon 31, 84, 88, 92 Owen, Phillip 65, 95, 98 P Patlro, Carmen 71 Palumlio, Sara 65, 102, 103 Parker, Anne 71, 95 Parsons, Annalmella 58, 106 Parsons, llarrell 65 Parsons, Rodolfo 71 Paulson, Leo 65, 95, 98, 108, 110 Paulson, Mark 71 Paulson, Judy 31, 48, 76, 77, 78, 120 Payne, Mildred 31 Pennington, Kathy 58, 83 Perez, Angel 71 Peterson, Carol 120 Phillips, Gale 65 Phillips, Sue 65 Pickenpaugh, Gary 71, 81 Pope, Marty 62, 65 Pope, Mary 58, 59, 83, 98, 106 Porter, liugcne 71, 81 Postel, George 71 Price, Bill 71 Price, lnez 58 Pritham, Andy 71 Pugh, lid 31, 101 Q Quinones,Edgardo 65 Quinones, Liz 65, 102 R Radel, Steve 71, 80, 81 Rainier, Denise 71 Rainier, Michele 31, 85, 122, 123 Ramirez, Alma 65, 83 Raphel, Raruez 71 Redman, Cathy 32, 104 Reif, Retty .lane 54, 58, 84, 86 Reif, Bill 71 Rice, Gloria 80 Rice, Rachel 80 Richmond, Lois 71 Riclkohl, Ronald 32, 48, 49, 78, 95, 98, 99 Rios, Georgia 65, 106 Rios, Ramona 32 Robertson, .lane 62, 65, 102 Robertson, Pamela 32, 44, 49, 78, 85, 97 98, 102, 10-1, 105 Robinson, Ronnie 58 Rodriguez, Emelina 71 Rodriguez, Yolie 65 Roscoe, Suzanne 12, 32 Ross, Don 33 Roth, Marilyn 33, 46, 76, 77, 78, 85, 95, 96, 99, 104 Rowley, Hanna 71, 106 Russon, Laura 65, 105, 106 Russon, Louise 58, 84 Ryals, ,loyee 58 Ryan, Fred 33, 50, 101 Ryan, Tom 65 S Saltz, Gary 71 Sanchez, Liz 71, 106 Sanders, .lack 65, 95, 108, 110 Sanders, Roluert 33, 49, 78, 108 SantaAna, Ramona 58 Santiago, Zulma 33 Santos, Ana 33, 105, 106 Santos, .luan 56, 65 Sawyer, ,loc 71 Sawyer, Lynn 58, 106 Sawyer, Susan 72 Schleiffer, Beverly 58, 98, 106 Scheilie, Kathy 65, 98, 102 Scott, Dale 72 Scott, Marvin 72 Seeley, .loyce 65, 102, 106 Seeley, Wayne: 34, 124 Seymour, Luana 34 Shipman, Marcella 72 Shipman, Shirley 58, 106 Shirley, Sandra 58, 106 Simons, llarry 34 Small, Chris 72, 102 Smith, Douglas 65 Smith, .ltllio 65, 80, 81 Smith, Randy 72 Smith, Suzanne 65 Smith, Ted 34, 111 Smith, William 120 Snow, Gloria 65, 81, 100 S11o11,.11111y 72, 106 Sollas, 101111 72 5o11o11ay,1.in11a 81 Soyslvr. Sum- 20, 47, 76, 77, 78, 89 100. 120 S111-1'lo1'. Norman 72, 81, 108 SllI'11l'l'l', 51-1111 59, T2 Spi11iug1,111-lining: 72, 81 S1J1111ll2,,101lll 72,80 S1i11l1.0l'11. 1.a1'1'y 34, 108, 110 Slaulvy, 1,iu11a 72 51111111-y, 1W1ill',2l0 34, 102, 104, 106 S1l'1l1ll'l1S0l1,.10l! 58 Slivlrrilz, Sylvia 72, 106 S1011l'l'I', 1,in11a 35, 106 510110, 1'll'!l1ll 72 h Sll111Y1l1l. .1o11n 58. 90, 108 Sullivan. Mary 81 ' Sullivan, Nlika- 35, 85. 101, 108, 1 SllIIlI1Il'I'11ll.111lV1l1 72 S1XIl'1'QL0lN1.1i1i111Q.f 72. 82 T '1'1-1'wi11ig11'1', fiinmly 58 '1111U1l1i1S, 111llglt'l' 35, 41, 42, 43, 46 89, 91. 97, 100, 104 '1l110IlliI5, Nolmlry 58. 108, 110, 111 '1l1101l1ilS.Slllillllll' 65, 102, 103 '1l1l0lIlS0l1. 110111311 35, 88, 108 '1l111'UWl'l', Dottie' 65 '111Qll'l'1, 1.iIa 35, 47, 49, 85, 106 '1lU111l1, '1'1r1'1'y 59 '1'opp, Lenoro 68, 72, 92, 101 '1'o1'sl1'nson, Mary 59, 80, 81, 106 '1'orlori4-i,171'z1nk 66 '11I'1ll11'1,11I l'YC 99 . 90 , 78, '11l'0S!'11l, 11111111 59, 82,,87, 94, 95. 98, 101 1 l'OFl'111, Slvve 72 U 1111, 1,I'1lll'l'SS 59, 102 Urrutia. Rivky 72, 92 Vavlu-, Donna 35, 83 Vavlu-, 11111111218 66, 106 V alvnvia, Carnwn 36, 85, 92, 106, 122, 123, 127 Va11'n1'ia, 1,uis 66, 91 Valvnlinv, Rolmvrt 36 Va11'11tin1, Sanrly 66, 102, 106 vll11111Z111'1ll, 111011111411 36, 91 Vanllykv, ,1oy1'1' 66, 92, 95 Vanllykc, lmslinw 59, 91 VQISQIICZ, Angzvl 59, 108 Vasqiu-z, .losir 59 Vasqiu-z, 111aria 12. 36 VQISKIIIUZ, 111a1'ia 72 Vasqui-z, Myrta 66, 102 VLISIIIIUZ, Nelda 66 Vick, 1-liannif 38, 84, 104 W Waildvll, Wally 66, 102 Waggoner, Pal 72 Wlalluy, ,lack 72 Wallcy, Tom 66, 80, 81 Xvil11iCl', Sliirley 72, 106 Walkvr, .loanne 36, 38, 50. 78, 106 Walkvr, Veroniva 59 Ward, Margie 81 Ward. Rexc-ne 66, 102, 106 Wi1S1lil1JHllf11l, 1'au1 72, 92 Waszak, Sandra 66, 99, 102 Wvlmster, Mary 72, 106 Wuislogvl, A1111111' 22, 80 Wcrtz, Donna 37 Whaler, Diana 59, 102 W1l31i?I', ,larkic 72, 92 Whitney, Philip 72 Wilder, Joanne 59, 92, 101 Wilfvrml, Susan 37, 85, 87, 97, 99, 104 Will, Darnell 66, 92, 95, 100 Will, Laurie 59 Will, Margarot 72 Will, Robert 56, 59, 90, 108, 110 Willard, Cathy 59, 99, 102, 109 Williams, Vilma 37, 97, 99,105 Wi11ifo1'cl,lV1ic-key 66 Wolfe, Donna 66, 83, 106 Wood, .lames 66 Wray, Bill 59 WH-nn, Chris 37, 38, 42, 43, 76, 77, 88 98, 101,108, 110 WI'QxHIl, Kvitll 68, 72, 98, 108 Wyngaert, Charlotte 66 Y YUI'11I11, .layne 60, 95, 98 Yoclflr, Gail 66, 106 Yoder. .loel 37, 98, 102, 104 Yorman, Bill 66 Z Z1I11I110l'Il1HI'l, Alive., 66, 102, 106 Zimmrrnian. 12511101 60, 106 S-.,. NM. 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